Cast members of Three Mo’ Tenors, will perform on the Dec 8th broadcast of “Good Morning America.”
To help kick off the holiday season, Three Mo’ Tenors, currently thrilling New York audiences in a limited Off-Broadway engagement through Jan. 27 at the Little Shubert Theatre, will perform “Joy to the World,” “Deck the Halls” and a Christmas Medley. Airing nationally, “Good Morning America” broadcasts on WABC – Ch. 7 from 8:00 – 9:00 AM in New York.
Conceived, directed and choreographed by Marion J. Caffey, Three Mo' Tenors brings the house down nightly with thrilling performances of opera, Broadway, jazz, gospel, soul, spirituals, and Blues music.
Three Mo' Tenors has captivated music lovers worldwide since 2001—a seminal year in which the Tenors appeared on PBS “Great Performances” and released their first studio recording on RCA records. Three Mo' Tenors has played to enthusiastic houses in Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, Toronto, Scotland, and Armenia. Recently, Three Mo' Tenors appeared at The Apollo Theater with Bishop T.D. Jakes in "An Evening Without Limits." And “A Taste of Three Mo’ Tenors”—their electrifying new CD recorded live in Chicago at Nederlander's Oriental Theatre—is available on CD Baby and iTunes.
“Vocal Fireworks…a truly joyful noise” says The New York Daily News and Variety says you’ll be “singing and whopping and dancing along.”
Audiences can double their pleasure because Three Mo’ Tenors has two equally talented casts who alternate performances (due to the vocal demands of the show). Three Mo’ Tenors cast 1 includes Kenneth Alston, Ramone Diggs and Phumzile Sojola, with cast A featuring James N. Berger Jr., Duane A. Moody and Victor Robertson. The two casts each offer their unique interpretation of the thrilling Three Mo’ program. Each singer brings his rich, distinctive approach to classical and contemporary singing to the delight of audience members who are falling in love with the show – returning again and again.
The show’s creator, Marion J. Caffey commented “The tenors of Three Mo’ Tenors embody a musical repertoire of extraordinary breadth. We hope to elevate the stature of the classically-trained, African-American tenor in the world of singing. Our goal is to sing our way into history.”
