‘All at Once,’ Broadway visits the Kennedy Center

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Before Broadway performer Alexander Gemignani heads out for a long day’s work rehearsing New York’s Roundabout production of “The People in the Picture,” he takes time to chat. He is eager to talk about his upcoming performance Friday in Washington. As part of Broadway legend, Barbara Cook’s “Spotlight” series at the Kennedy Center, the singer, actor and son of conductor and director, Paul Gemignani, presents his one-man cabaret show, “All at Once.”

On Stage
Barbara Cook’s “Spotlight” Alexander Gemignani “All at Once”
Where: Kennedy Center Terrace Theatre
When: Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Info: $45, kennedy-center.org

“I’m thrilled to come down to D.C. to do this show,” said the veteran star of “Les Miserables” and featured performer in such Broadway shows as “Sunday in the Park with George” and “Sweeney Todd. “I’m so grateful to Barbara for asking me. I think its going to be really fun.”

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