About Craig Schulman
Craig Schulman is the only performer in the world to have performed three of the most extraordinary musical theatre characters ever written. He has appeared in the title roles of
Jekyll & Hyde, Andrew Lloyd Webber's
The Phantom Of The Opera, and nearly 2,000 performances of Jean Valjean in
Les Misérables, on Broadway and around the world. He was chosen to represent the U.S. at the
Les Misérables Tenth Anniversary Concert at Royal Albert Hall in October 1995, which can often be seen on the PBS broadcast of the event. He has played Che in
Evita; Tevye in
Fiddler On The Roof and Archibald Craven in
The Secret Garden.
He has sung on
The Rosie O'Donnell Show,
NBC Weekend Today and
Guiding
Light, and was heard as the voices of "Placido Domingo" and "Luciano Pavarotti" on MTV's
Claymation Celebrity Death Match.
Schulman moves freely between the worlds of Broadway, opera and symphonic
pops programs. He has sung Don Jose in
Carmen at Opera Carolina, Opera Memphis, and in Colorado; debuted as Judge Danforth in
The Crucible at Tulsa Opera; and sang Eisenstein in Strauss' D
ie Fledermaus with Opera Memphis. He also sang with Sherrill Milnes and Mignon Dunn at Opera Memphis' 40th Anniversary Gala Concert.
He is the creator and producer of the BROADWAY NIGHTS™ Concert Series, and two solo programs: HEROES, MONSTERS & MADMEN™ and CRAIG SCHULMAN ON BROADWAY™. Craig teaches college level acting classes and he is married to prominent New York City voice teacher Monica Robinson, and they are the proud parents of two sons and a daughter.
About Tamra Hayden
Tamra Hayden is a celebrated vocalist and accomplished multi-instrumentalist, playing piano, guitar, and viola. She has five solo albums to her credit, as well as dozens of musical collaborations. She has appeared on Broadway as Cosette in Les Misérables and as Texas in Cabaret. Off-Broadway performances have included Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well And Living In Paris, and she has toured nationally as Christine in Phantom Of The Opera, Hodel in Fiddler On The Roof opposite Theodore Bikel, plus in Les Misérables and It Ain't Nothing But The Blues.
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