An Evening with Joshua Henry

Get Up, Stand Up!

Joshua Henry


Joshua Henry’s Get Up, Stand Up! Is a soulful bop through the songs that have moved and grooved us through the decades. Henry showcases his incredible range as he flows seamlessly from the classic soul of Nina Simone, Marvin Gaye, and Sam Cooke to Broadway gems by Stephen Sondheim, Rodgers & Hammerstein, and original selections from his solo album.

Joshua Henry has swept every available 2026 award including the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical, the Outer Critics Circle Award ,the Drama Desk Award, the Broadway.com Audience Choice Award, and the Drama League Distinguished Performance Award (which an actor can only win once in an entire career) for his astounding portrayal of Coalhouse Walker in the Tony Award-winning Broadway revival of Ragtime.

 

 



Date | Friday, February 12, 2027
Time | 7:30PM
Venue | Performance Hall

Subscriptions On-sale: July 20, 2026
Single Tickets On-sale: August 10, 2026


      
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
 
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Joshua Henry is currently starring as Coalhouse Walker Jr. in Lincoln Center Theatre’s production of Ragtime. He most recently starred as Gaston in ABC’s Beauty And The Beast: A 30th Celebration special and in Lin Manuel Miranda’s feature Tick, Tick….Boom! alongside Andrew Garfield.

He appeared in Steven Knight’s Apple drama series SEE. He can also be seen in a starring role in the action pic American Renegades for Luc Besson/EuropaCorp opposite JK Simmons and Sullivan Stapleton.

On the stage, Henry most recently starred in the GRAMMY-winning, Broadway revival of Into the Woods alongside Phillipa Soo and also was in the cast of Waitress as the charming Dr. Pomatter. He made his Tony nominated Broadway run as Billy Bigelow in a revival of Carousel for producer Scott Rudin and director Jack O’Brien. He also portrayed Aaron Burr in Hamilton, in Chicago and on the first U.S. tour. Joshua has also starred on Broadway as Noble Sissle in George C. Wolfe’s Tony-nominated musical Shuffle Along opposite Audra McDonald.

Henry was also seen on Broadway in his Tony nominated turn opposite Sutton Foster in the musical Violet. He received Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Drama League Award nominations for his performance. He was previously nominated for a Tony Award for his starring role in Susan Stroman’s The Scottsboro Boys.

As a recording artist he has opened for Diana Ross at the Hollywood Bowl, performed alongside Common at The Kennedy Center, and his album GROW is streamable everywhere.