The York Theatre's 2025 spring gala, set for March 24 at The Theater at St. Jeans, will honor producing pair Tom D'Angora and Michael D'Angora (Suffs, Cabaret, Harmony). 

Performers will include Tony winner Ben Vereen (Pippin), Christine Pedi, Tony nominee Tony Yazbeck (On the Town), and American Dance Machine for the 21st Century, a non-profit dedicated to preserving great works of musical theatre choreography. 

The evening will feature performances of "The Music and the Mirror" from A Chorus Line, choreographed by Michael Bennett; "America” from West Side Story, choreographed by Peter Gennaro; "Dear Quincy," choreographed by Geoffrey Holder; "Manson Trio" from Pippin, choreographed by Bob Fosse; "That's Life," choreographed by ADM21 emerging musical theatre choreographer Jess Le Protto; and "Let's Take a Glass Together" from Grand Hotel, choreographed by Tommy Tune and Thommie Walsh and conceived and directed by Nikki Feirt Atkins.

Mark Waldrop will direct the concert, with Eugene Gwozdz as musical director. 

"One of the things The York does best is host a gala!,” York Interim Producing Artistic Director Joseph Hayward said in a statement. "And this spring, we are beyond thrilled to be honoring Tom and Michael D’Angora for their incredible work—not only at The York, but to the entire theatre community. The evening will be a sensational celebration of song and dance, with a few surprises along the way. It promises to be an unforgettable night!"

Visit YorkTheatre.org for tickets.