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Brandon Victor Dixon, a Tony-nominated actor renowned for his performances on Broadway and television, is set to debut an original song titled “Maybe” on May 16th. This R&B-infused pop anthem showcases Dixon’s own songwriting and conveys a message centered on hope and resilience. For those interested, the track can be pre-saved here.
Currently, Dixon is immersed in the production of his upcoming full-length album, expected to release later this year. Several singles are anticipated to be released in advance of the yet-to-be-titled album.
A celebrated artist, Brandon Victor Dixon has received numerous accolades, including Grammy and Emmy nominations, as well as three Tony Award nominations. He recently concluded his acclaimed run as Davis in the Grammy-winning musical “Hell’s Kitchen,” and his extensive credits include his notable portrayal of Judas in NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar,” his performance in Fox’s “Rent: Live,” and his celebrated role as Aaron Burr in “Hamilton.” His impressive body of work also features Tony-nominated performances in “Shuffle Along” as Eubie Blake and “The Color Purple” as Harpo, alongside his roles in “Motown The Musical” as Berry Gordy, Jr., and as Billy Flynn in “Chicago.” Dixon’s portrayal of Haywood Patterson in “The Scottsboro Boys” earned him nominations from prestigious organizations such as the Olivier and Drama Desk Awards.
In addition to his stage work, Dixon has a varied television portfolio, appearing in popular series such as “The Best Man” on NBC/Peacock, “Power” on Starz as Terry Silver, and shows like “She’s Gotta Have It” on Netflix, “Modern Love” on Amazon, “The Good Wife” on ABC, “This Is Us” on NBC, “Firebuds” on Disney, and the feature film “88,” available on platforms like Starz, Hulu, and Apple.
Dixon is also known for his dynamic live performances, having shared the stage with illustrious artists such as Jennifer Hudson, Nathan Lane, and Liza Minnelli. His production credits include the Tony Award-winning “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” starring Neil Patrick Harris, and the political thriller “88.”
Recently, it was announced that Dixon will take part in a private industry reading of “Focus,” a new play by Alex Webb, directed by the acclaimed Emmy and Tony Award winner Jason Alexander.
Floyd Collins
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Audiences can also catch Jeremy Jordan in “Floyd Collins,” a captivating musical based on the true story of a cave explorer in Kentucky during 1925. In pursuit of transforming Sand Cave into a tourist hotspot, Collins becomes the center of attention when he inadvertently gets trapped 200 feet underground. Isolated except for his limited interactions with the outside world, particularly with his brother Homer, Floyd’s struggle for survival unfolds against the backdrop of a burgeoning media frenzy surrounding the rescue efforts.
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