Broadway Bares 2025: Star-Studded 'Come Out, Come Out' Raises the Curtain for Charity

June 13, 2025
Broadway Bares 2025: Star-Studded 'Come Out, Come Out' Raises the Curtain for Charity
  • Broadway Bares, an annual burlesque fundraiser for Broadway Cares, is set to feature a star-studded lineup including Alex Newell, Nicole Scherzinger, and Peppermint for its 2025 edition.

  • This year's theme, 'Come Out, Come Out,' draws inspiration from The Wizard of Oz, celebrating Broadway's dancers and emphasizing themes of community and empowerment.

  • The event will take place on June 22, 2025, with performances scheduled at 9:30 PM and midnight at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.

  • Tickets for the show start at $75, with VIP options available that include perks like unlimited cocktails and reserved seating.

  • Broadway Cares is a leading nonprofit organization that has awarded over $300 million since its inception in 1988, supporting critical services for people with HIV/AIDS.

  • Since its founding, Broadway Bares has raised over $28 million for Broadway Cares, with last year's edition alone bringing in a record $2.26 million.

  • Kellen Stancil will return as director, with Paula DeLuise as associate director, and a diverse team of choreographers including Mike Baerga and Phil Colgan.

  • In addition to the headliners, the show will feature acclaimed performers such as André De Shields, Tom Francis, J. Harrison Ghee, and Lesli Margherita.

  • Peppermint, known for her groundbreaking role as the first out trans woman to originate a principal role on Broadway in Head Over Heels, will also be a special guest.

  • Nicole Scherzinger, who recently won the 2025 Tony Award for her performance in Sunset Blvd, is celebrated for her impressive career as a singer and actress.

  • Alex Newell made history as the first openly nonbinary actor to win a Tony Award in 2023 for their role in Shucked, showcasing their unique voice and authenticity.

  • The event will feature more than 200 dancers, including notable names such as Ehizoje Azeke, Tony d'Alelio, and Mila Jam.

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