Debbie Wileman, who captured world-wide attention during the pandemic with her vocal impressions of Judy Garland, Shirley Bassey, and more, returned to Carnegie Hall December 10 with "Judy Garland" We Need a Little Christmas.
North Essex, England native Wileman, who performed Garland's signature Christmas songs as well as some newly arranged holiday hits, was joined by Tony winner Barry Bostwick and John Meyer. The artists were accompanied by a live orchestra, conducted by musical director and arranger Steve Orich.
Check out photos from the evening below:
Barry Bostwick, Debbie Wileman, Steve Orich, and Scott Stander
Michael Todd Belasco, Debbie Wileman and Eric Winterling
Debbie Wileman
Barry Bostwick and Debbie Wileman
Scott Stander and Debbie Wileman
Scott Hedley and Debbie Wileman
Debbie Wileman
Debbie Wileman
The Jason Wise Dancers from The Peter Gennaro Project
John Meyer and Debbie Wileman
John Meyer and Debbie Wileman
Debbie Wileman and Barry Bostwick
Debbie Wileman
Debbie Wileman
Debbie Wileman and Barry Bostwick
Debbie Wileman
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Wileman's debut album I’m Still Here, a tribute to Garland, was conducted and produced by Grammy winner Orich.
Bostwick is probably best known for playing Brad Majors in Rocky Horror Picture Show and Mayor Randall Winston in the long-running sitcom Spin City. He created the role of Danny Zuko in the original Broadway production of Grease, earning his first of three Tony nominations. He won the Tony for Best Actor in a Musical for his performance in The Robber Bridegroom.
Scott Stander produced.
