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Broadway Out East At Calissa

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Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Kathryn Allison performs at Calissa on August 18. COURTESY CALISSA

Andrew Barth Feldman performs at Calissa on August 4. COURTESY CALISSA

Andrew Barth Feldman performs at Calissa on August 4. COURTESY CALISSA

Brandon Victor Dixon performs at Calissa on August 25. COURTESY CALISSA

Brandon Victor Dixon performs at Calissa on August 25. COURTESY CALISSA

Teal Wicks performs at Calissa on August 11. COURTESY CALISSA

Teal Wicks performs at Calissa on August 11. COURTESY CALISSA

Teal Wicks performs at Calissa on August 11. COURTESY CALISSA

Teal Wicks performs at Calissa on August 11. COURTESY CALISSA

Teal Wicks performs at Calissa on August 11. COURTESY CALISSA

Teal Wicks performs at Calissa on August 11. COURTESY CALISSA

authorStaff Writer on Aug 3, 2022

Calissa’s, the Mediterranean hotspot in Water Mill, is bringing back Broadway Out East and is presenting performances by some of the biggest stars of the stage. Performances at Calissa will take place each Thursday from August 4 through August 25. Headliners Include Andrew Barth Feldman, Teal Wicks, Kathryn Allison and Brandon Victor Dixon. Broadway Out East is produced by Justin Smith, the concertmaster of “Dear Evan Hansen.”

The all-star lineup at Calissa kicks off with “Dear Evan Hansen’s” Andrew Barth Feldman performing live on August 4. Teal Wicks, who has been in Broadway’s “Wicked,” will headline on August 11. “Company” star Kathryn Allison will take the stage at Calissa on August 18. Finally, Tony Award nominee Brandon Victor Dixon from Fox’s “RENT: Live” and NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert” will close out Broadway Out East at Calissa on August 25.

“We are so excited to bring some of the world’s top musical names to our stage again this summer,” said Kylie Monagan, a partner in Civetta Hospitality, which owns Calissa. “Broadway’s brightest stars will come to Calissa for show-stopping performances each week in August and we cannot wait to sit in the front row for it alongside our guests.”

Each Broadway Out East show kicks off at 8 p.m., rain or shine under Calissa’s tent in the garden. Dinner and show comes with a $100 minimum spend per person for each performance. More information and reservations can be found by visiting calissahamptons.com. Calissa is at 1020 Montauk Highway in Water Mill and offers seafood and Greek dishes seven days a week all year round. For more information, visit calissahamptons.com.

August 4: Andrew Barth Feldman

Feldman burst onto the Broadway scene in 2019 as the youngest actor ever to play Evan in “Dear Evan Hansen” following his win at the Jimmy Awards in 2018. His electric portrayal of the iconic character wowed audiences and critics alike. He has gone on to be a series regular in Disney’s “High School Musical: The Series” and to helm the legendary “Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical.” “Park Map” is his brilliant original show, which uproariously traces the wild history of all things Disney, while delving into his ever-deepening obsession with visiting the most magical place on Earth.

August 11: Teal Wicks

Teal Wicks is a California girl at heart, and a true Broadway leading lady. On Broadway, Wicks originated the roles of Lady in “The Cher Show,” Mary Barrie in “Finding Neverland” and Emma Carew in the revival of “Jekyll & Hyde.” She made her Broadway debut as Elphaba in “Wicked” after playing the role to critical acclaim in the Los Angeles and San Francisco companies. Heartfelt and always elegant, Wicks will sing songs that span the sophisticated arc of her career and beyond.

August 18: Kathryn Allison

Kathryn Allison is a dynamic and sultry singer whose broad vocal range continues to surprise and entertain audiences throughout the U.S. In 2014 she was the winner of NYMF’s Next Broadway Sensation and three months later made her Broadway debut in “Aladdin.” Since then, Allison has graced the stage in two more Broadway musicals: “Wicked” and currently, the Tony Award-winning revival of “Company.” In her show “Half & Half,” Allison Kathryn will explore the musical forces that made her — Broadway and R&B.

August 25: Brandon Victor Dixon

Brandon Victor Dixon returns to Broadway Out East for a second exhilarating performance on the stage. He most recently starred as Collins in “RENT: Live” on Fox and as Judas Iscariot in NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert” (Emmy, Grammy, Critics Choice and NAACP Image Award nominations). On Broadway, he most recently starred as Aaron Burr in “Hamilton.” Previous Broadway credits include: Eubie Blake in “Shuffle Along” (Tony Award nomination), Berry Gordy in “Motown The Musical” (Grammy and Drama League Award nominations), and Harpo in “The Color Purple” (Tony Award nomination). Dixon will thrill the audience with his extraordinary range of repertoire, drawing from the many great Broadway shows of which he has been the shining star.

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