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An Evening with Adam Pascal: Tony Nominated Original Star of RENT

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Feinstein's at The Nikko· San FranciscoFriday 9 October at 20:00
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Feinsteins at the Nikko proudly presentsAdam PascalOCTOBER 9-10Broadway powerhouse Adam Pascal makes his long-awaited return to Feinsteins at the Nikko for two night onlyOctober 9th and 10th. Marking 30 years since the groundbreaking debut of Jonathan Larsons RENT, the Tony Award-nominated actor and singer who originated the iconic role of Roger Davis is taking the stage to honor three decades of the once-in-a-generation musical phenomenon that forever redefined American theater. Fans will get to experience Pascals signature, high-octane rock vocals up close in a special, intimate cabaret setting unlike anywhere else. Beyond the anthems that defined an era, this exclusive performance strips down the hit songs and pair them with personal stories, fan favorites, and reimagined arrangements from his acclaimed Broadway career. Tickets for this strictly limited two-night engagement offer an unforgettable evening with a true theatrical legend in San Franciscos premier nightclub setting. For a glimpse of Adam Pascal performing live alongside original RENT co-star Anthony Rapp, check out this 30th Anniversary performance at 54 Below, which captures the same intimate cabaret atmosphere you can expect at Feinsteins at the Nikko.About Adam PascalAdam Pascal is a Tony-nominated actor and director best known for originating the role of Roger in Broadways Rent, earning Drama League and Obie Awards. His Broadway credits include Aida, Cabaret, Memphis, Chicago, Something Rotten!, and Pretty Woman: The Musical. Beyond performing, Pascal has directed regional productions of Rent and Something Rotten! on Long Island, bringing his Broadway experience to the next generation of artists. In addition to his stage work, he continues to shape the performing arts through film and television roles.

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