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Seth Rudetsky's 'Big Fat Broadway' concert series brings stars, surprises to Shore

Writer: Elyse Hudacsko
Elyse Hudacsko
Aug 7, 2024
1 min read

No one knows what's going to happen at one of Seth Rudetsky's concerts − not even him.

Or the Broadway stars he's spotlighting.


"What I think is so special about the concerts is that it's nothing anyone's ever seen before, including the stars themselves," he says. "There's always new stuff that happens during these concerts."


That's because he eschews scripted patter for the kind of on-the-spot interviews he's a master of, unearthing never-before-heard stories, inside scoop and other Broadway lore. READ MORE

 
 
 

31 Comments


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Speedstars22 Game
6 days ago

What an incredible lineup! I can’t wait to see these talents light up the stage! Reminds me of the electrifying energy from "Speed Stars game"—the way they bring performers together really highlights how collaboration can create magic. More Broadway needs this kind of celebration!

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RioPrice
Sep 10

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ReeganRoberts
Sep 02

I was just curious about the event after coming across the website, and overall, it felt pretty straightforward to navigate. The layout seemed simple, with clear sections for tickets and details about the concert series, which I liked because I didn't have to hunt too much to find basic info. What I noticed was that the menu at the top was easy to spot, but some of the text was a bit small for quick reading, at least from a quick look. The overall structure seemed organized, but I felt a little space could be used better to make things less cramped. It didn’t seem overly flashy, which was fine—just a no-frills site with the essentials. For me, it did…

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Aug 25

Having Broadway stars discover unexpected moments along with the audience must make every concert feel unique. For anyone who enjoys something spontaneous and challenging afterward, Slope Game can be a fun little distraction. One run can feel completely different from the next as you try to beat your best distance.

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2388 Chloecollins
Jul 20

Seth Rudetsky’s Broadway concerts sound exciting because the spontaneous conversations reveal unique stories and behind-the-scenes moments. After reading theater articles like this, I enjoy Meccha Chameleon Game which is a colorful platform game that brings fun challenges with quick reactions and creative gameplay.

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