She is charismatic and so talented and engaged well with the audience. My only disappointment was not seeing her display her dancing talent. With both Tony wins, she did a lot of dancing and there was an absolutely none in her concert. Her accompanist/pianist is fantastic. Just a treat to listen to him play the piano.

Sutton Foster at Arizona Musicfest - Monday, January 27, 2025 Broadway theatres are traditionally 'Dark' on Mondays with no performances. But Arizona Musicfest in Scottsdale Arizona was so lucky to have Sutton Foster grace its stage on Monday, January 27, 2025. The engaging 'girl next door’ Sutton gave an amazing performance mixing ballads from her Broadway musicals with comfortable conversation with the audience about the roles she has played and her seven-year-old daughter, Emily. Accompanied by Michael Rafter on the piano, Sutton's performance can only be described as heartwarming and delightful. Her opening numbers 'Something Coming (Could Be! Who Knows?)' from West Side Story, 'Imagination' from Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, and 'Slap That Bass (Zoom, Zoom Zoom)’ from "Crazy For You" set the stage for a magical adventure with songs that lifted up her AZ Musicfest fans. One surprising Sutton Foster song was Dan Fogelberg's "The Same Auld Lang Syne" sung from the woman's point of view. If I had a glass, I would have drunk a toast to her tonight. No wonder Sutton Foster is loved by audiences for her performances as Princess Winifred in “Once Upon a Mattress", Marian (the Librarian) Paroo in 'The Music Man' and her fantastic role as Reno Sweeney in the "Anything Goes" revival. Although known for her dancing as well as her singing, Sutton Foster did not do so at this AZ Musicfest concert. However, I feel that the audience was 'Dancing in the Streets" as they left the Highlands Scottsdale venue after this special performance.

I bought tickets to this event for my wife who is a HUGE Sutton fan, and then it got cancelled and never rescheduled! PLEASE redo this now that things are getting back to normal!

Truly special. Thank you!

Sutton Foster is Amazing!!! The Cafe Carlyle show is incredible, very quaint and personal, Sutton says " It's like being invited into her livingroom." A show you don't want to miss!

Sutton is an amazing performer! The Cafe Carlyle was a very small venue, which made it very personal. She met her fans after singing and signed CD's. She is the absolute sweetest most humble person, it felt like just having a chat with a friend!

Sutton's performance was incredible and intimate, Megan McGinnis proved a terrific guest ("Secret of Happiness" as her solo and "Flight" as their duet both blew me out of the water), and Michael Raft was excellent on the piano. Sutton's versatility as a performer allowed her to switch from stunning the audience by belting out musical theatre standards to making me cry with her soft art pop covers. No wonder this woman has two Tony Awards, she's absolutely brilliant.

amazing! as always!!!

She is charismatic and so talented and engaged well with the audience. My only disappointment was not seeing her display her dancing talent. With both Tony wins, she did a lot of dancing and there was an absolutely none in her concert. Her accompanist/pianist is fantastic. Just a treat to listen to him play the piano.

Sutton Foster at Arizona Musicfest - Monday, January 27, 2025 Broadway theatres are traditionally 'Dark' on Mondays with no performances. But Arizona Musicfest in Scottsdale Arizona was so lucky to have Sutton Foster grace its stage on Monday, January 27, 2025. The engaging 'girl next door’ Sutton gave an amazing performance mixing ballads from her Broadway musicals with comfortable conversation with the audience about the roles she has played and her seven-year-old daughter, Emily. Accompanied by Michael Rafter on the piano, Sutton's performance can only be described as heartwarming and delightful. Her opening numbers 'Something Coming (Could Be! Who Knows?)' from West Side Story, 'Imagination' from Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, and 'Slap That Bass (Zoom, Zoom Zoom)’ from "Crazy For You" set the stage for a magical adventure with songs that lifted up her AZ Musicfest fans. One surprising Sutton Foster song was Dan Fogelberg's "The Same Auld Lang Syne" sung from the woman's point of view. If I had a glass, I would have drunk a toast to her tonight. No wonder Sutton Foster is loved by audiences for her performances as Princess Winifred in “Once Upon a Mattress", Marian (the Librarian) Paroo in 'The Music Man' and her fantastic role as Reno Sweeney in the "Anything Goes" revival. Although known for her dancing as well as her singing, Sutton Foster did not do so at this AZ Musicfest concert. However, I feel that the audience was 'Dancing in the Streets" as they left the Highlands Scottsdale venue after this special performance.

I bought tickets to this event for my wife who is a HUGE Sutton fan, and then it got cancelled and never rescheduled! PLEASE redo this now that things are getting back to normal!

Truly special. Thank you!

Sutton Foster is Amazing!!! The Cafe Carlyle show is incredible, very quaint and personal, Sutton says " It's like being invited into her livingroom." A show you don't want to miss!

Sutton is an amazing performer! The Cafe Carlyle was a very small venue, which made it very personal. She met her fans after singing and signed CD's. She is the absolute sweetest most humble person, it felt like just having a chat with a friend!

Sutton's performance was incredible and intimate, Megan McGinnis proved a terrific guest ("Secret of Happiness" as her solo and "Flight" as their duet both blew me out of the water), and Michael Raft was excellent on the piano. Sutton's versatility as a performer allowed her to switch from stunning the audience by belting out musical theatre standards to making me cry with her soft art pop covers. No wonder this woman has two Tony Awards, she's absolutely brilliant.

amazing! as always!!!