Lea Salonga | FILE PHOTO
Tony Award-winning singer and actress Lea Salonga is making her way across North America once again with a brand-new tour titled “The Stage, Screen & Everything In Between.”
The tour will spotlight her celebrated legacy in musical theatre and animation, drawing from roles in “Miss Saigon,” “Les Misérables,” “Aladdin” and “Mulan.”
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With an extensive lineup of dates from September to December, Salonga’s tour will bring her to over 30 cities including New York, Miami, Las Vegas, Chicago, Vancouver and Toronto. She will be backed by a full band and vocalists, promising a powerhouse live performance that mixes storytelling, beloved classics and emotional punch.
Kicking off on Sept. 11 in Athens, Georgia, the tour immediately travels through Houston and Dallas in Texas, before stopping for two consecutive nights in Chicago on Sept. 16 and 17. By the end of September, fans on the West Coast can catch her in Costa Mesa (Sept. 26) and Temecula (Sept. 27) in California.
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October is packed with performances across the US and Canada, including stops in Portland (October 7), Seattle (October 8), and Vancouver (October 10–11). She’ll also perform in Toronto on Oct. 18 and 24.
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“This show is very special to me,” Salonga shared via Instagram. “The Stage, Screen & Everything In Between Tour is coming to North America this Fall! Visit the all new LeaSalonga.com for info, tickets, VIP Experiences and more! I’m so excited about this show and hope to see you on the road starting in September! #ssaeib”
But this tour isn’t just about music. It’s also about impact. As part of her “Touring for Good” initiative, Salonga announced a partnership with several nonprofit organizations.
One of the most notable is her Oct. 20 show at Town Hall in New York City, which benefits Sing for Hope, a group dedicated to using the arts to uplift communities and provide access to creative resources.
“While traveling North America this fall… we’ll be partnering with some very impactful not-for-profits for our Touring for Good initiative,” she shared.
For that special night in NYC, donors to “Sing for Hope” can enjoy a VIP package that includes orchestra seating, sound check access, a meet-and-greet, a champagne reception and exclusive merchandise, all to benefit the organization’s creative community efforts.
