Photo Coverage: Kristin Chenoweth - Exclusive Performance Shots - THE EVOLUTION OF A SOPRANO at Carnegie Hall
By: Robert Diamond May. 06, 2014
Kristin Chenoweth played to a sold-out house for her new show, THE EVOLUTION OF A SOPRANO, at Carnegie Hall, complete with an orchestra led by Mary-Mitchell Campbell and directed by Richard Jay-Alexander. From her very entrance, in a stunning gown, while clutching the famous 'Twenty-Four Italian Songs and Arias' book - the bible of any singer who has studied music - the audience knew that they were in for a special night. The crowd was treated to song after song, and number after number, performed with equal aplomb and skill. The material ranged from legit, to showtunes, to country, to standards and even, to the delight of the audience, a little Florence Foster Jenkins!
The star may have stopped growing at 4'11", but the talent continues to soar.
BroadwayWorld.com was there, and Kevin Thomas Garcia captured the evening with these beautiful images.
Kristin Chenoweth making her entrance for Act One
Sam Poon with Kristin Chenoweth
Constantine Germanacos, Jennifer Diamond, Kristin Chenoweth and Johnny Stellard
Andrew Lippa and Kristin Chenoweth
Mary-Mitchell Campbell, Andrew Lippa and Kristin Chenoweth
Andrew Lippa and Kristin Chenoweth
Eric Davis, Kristin Chenoweth, Mary-Mitchell Campbell and Damien Bassman
Mary-Mitchell Campbell, Deborah Voigt, Kristin Chenoweth and Damien Bassman
Deborah Voigt and Kristin Chenoweth
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