GARDEN CITY - Southwest Kansas Community Concert presents Jeremy Stolle, one of the Phantoms on New York City Broadway and a performer of the Music Theater of Wichita, at 7 p.m., Monday, March 10, at Clifford Hope Auditorium in Garden City.
Stolle is a native of Modesto, Calif., but now lives in New York City.
He performs with orchestras, including Indianapolis Symphony, Springfield Symphony and with Music Theater Wichita.
He’s starred in many different shows, from Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame to The Music Man, and Carousel to Jekyll & Hyde and Brigadoon.
Stolle performed on Broadway as the Phantom.
Other theater credits include the workshop production of Broadway’s A Tale of Two Cities, Music Theater Wichita’s Seven Brides For Seven Brother’s (Adam) and Thoroughly Modern Mille,(Trevor Graydon), North Shore Music Theater’s Camelot (Lionel), and multiple national productions of Beauty and the Beast, (Gaston). Jeremy also played the title role in Jekyll and Hyde and Scarlet Pimpernel, for which he won an Elly Award for “Best Actor in A Musical,” Billy Bigalow in Carousel and Tommy in Brigadoon.
As a concert artist, Jeremy has traveled the world performing solo concerts and with symphonies including “A Yuletide Celebration” with Sylvia McNair and the Indianapolis Symphony, On Broadway with The Springfield Symphony, The Broadway Stars concert in Taiwan and the Modesto Symphony Pops. Jeremy recently starred star as Harold Hill in The Music Man in Concert with Pacific Symphony at the amazing Segerstrom hall orange county. Jeremy has performed his solo show “No More Talk of Darkness” with Performing Arts Centers nationwide including The Straz, The Overture Center, W. Carroll Coyne Center, Gallo center and ASCANSA. He also appeared at 54 Below, Birdland, Broadway.com’s National Showcase for Blockbuster Musicals, and Broadway in Bryant Park. Jeremy also tours to sold out performing arts centers the U.S. and China with his amazing Broadway Band "The Unreachable Stars”. Jeremy had the highest honor of appearing opposite the former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg as mini Phantom in the yearly New York Press Core- Mayors Roast.
In addition to live performance, Jeremy has a solid online fanbase as a recording artist with millions of hits on Spotify His first solo album, “In the Moment,” has sold in over 30 countries.
Those wanting to ride the bus may sign up at Grant County Senior Center. The bus will leave the center at 4:30 p.m., March 10.
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