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vibrato so strong it took my virginity
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A triumph of 54 Below photography by Thomas Mundell.
I have had the great pleasure of hearing Hugh Panaro sing “Music of the Night” many times on Broadway, in the immersive show, “Masquerade,” and in concert.
Last night’s "Music of the Night" at 54 Below may have immediately risen to the top of my favorites list. À la “Masquerade,” he sang this while moving around the audience, singing to individual people. He stopped to sing “softly, deftly, music shall caress you. . .” to me—lucky for me I was seated just off the back aisle. Plus, his singing was gorgeous, not to mention the vocal flourish on the final “music of the night.”
He was also so gracious meeting us after the show.
“Music of the Night,” from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Phantom of the Opera.” Hugh Panaro, with Joseph Thalken, piano.
“Man Without a Mask,” 54 Below, 254 West 54th Street, New York City, Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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unseen footage of Jaime Glickman as Lucy from Avenue Q performing "Sexy" from Mean Girls the musical at 54 Below.