An Evening With

       Tony Award Winner

SUTTON FOSTER

Here's your opportunity to enjoy Sutton Foster in concert just a short time

before she appears in another starring role on Broadway. Sutton opens

in March 2011 at Broadway's Stephen Sondheim Theatre as the lead

in Cole Porter's Anything Goes.

Sutton received the Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics

Circle Award and Astaire Award for her performance as Mille Dillmount in

Thoroughly Modern Millie. Sutton received the Outer Critics Circle Award

as well  as Tony and Drama Desk nominations for her starring role as

Princess Fiona in Shreck: The Musical.

Prior to that, she was Inga in Mel Brooks' musical, Young Frankenstein,

Janet Van De Graaf in The Drowsy Chaperone for which she also received

Tony and Drama Desk nominations and received the LA Ovation Award,

Jo March in Little Women: The Musical for which she received Tony, Drama

Desk and Outer Critics Circle nominations.  

She recently starred in the sold-out City Center Encores! production of

Stephen Sondheim's Anyone Can Whistle. Sutton's concert appearances include

Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, and Carnegie Hall with the New

York Pops Orchestra. On t-v, you've seen Sutton in "Law & Order: SVU," on

The Disney Channel, and on HBO in the series "The Flight of the Conchords."

MICHAEL RAFTER will be Sutton's accompanist. Michael received the Emmy Award

for his musical direction of Gypsy on HBO starring Bette Midler. On Broadway, he has

served as musical director/conductor for Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Sound of Music,

The King & I, and Gypsy. He provided musical arrangements for the Broadway

productions of Swing and Sweet Charity. He collaborated with Sutton on her first solo

CD, the recently released Wish.

Opening for Sutton Foster will be JASON SUMMERS, a favorite of Westco's audiences

whose show business career has taken him around the country from Westchester to

The White House.