Award-winning Broadway star Rema Webb, fresh from The Music Man on Broadway, headlines the annual Center for Theater Arts‘ One Night Only gala at Heinz Hall on March 11.

The Clairton native, a longtime member of Broadway’s The Lion King and Book of Mormon casts, later this month will join many of the original stars in a much-anticipated concert of Ragtime, to benefit the Entertainment Community Fund. 

But first, Webb returns to the Pittsburgh stage, joining emcee Billy Hartung, the CTA’s executive director and a veteran Broadway, film and TV performer. The 90-minute event features vocal performances from Webb, current and past CTA students, the debut of the CTA Alumni Chorus and a performance from the CTA’s Special Actors Program.

in addition to her performing career, Webb is the founder and director of the On Broadway Performing Arts Training Program.

Over the past 40 years, the Center for the Arts in Mt. Lebanon has provided a platform for students of all ages and abilities to enhance their confidence and self-image, regardless of their ability to pay.in addition to her performing career,

Tickets, starting at $30, and details: https://www.pittsburghsymphony.org/production/85100.

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