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Hugh Jackman Takes the Stage in New York

Hugh Jackman, an acclaimed performer recognized for his work in film and theater, has recently launched his concert series, “From New York With Love,” at the renowned Radio City Music Hall. This marks his first live performance series in five years, promising an array of musical selections from some of his most celebrated roles such as those from The Boy From Oz, The Greatest Showman, and The Music Man, among other thrilling surprises from his impressive career.

Attendees can anticipate an evening filled with electrifying music and captivating performances in one of New York City’s most historic venues. The excitement surrounding the show reflects Jackman’s status as a crowd favorite, whose energy and charisma have continuously drawn loyal fans.

Critics have begun to share their thoughts on Jackman’s new production:

Frank Scheck from New York Stage Review notes that the performance resonates with Jackman’s vibrant charm and authenticity. After delivering a heartfelt rendition of “New York, New York,” he expressed gratitude to the audience, recalling his dream to perform at Radio City Music Hall after having hosted the Tonys there two decades ago. Scheck’s review captures the warmth and connection Jackman effortlessly establishes with his audience.

Chris Jones from New York Daily News highlights Jackman’s strong vocal performance during the show. He reflects on how stars in their mid-fifties, like Jackman, often create memorable experiences for their audiences, blending talent with relatable humor. Jones points out Jackman’s approachable demeanor, offering a light, reassuring approach to the inevitable interruptions of a lengthy performance, which adds to the overall enjoyment of the evening.

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