Please join Broadway legend Lee Roy Reams in The Locher Room onto look back at his incredible stage career and share his memories of working opposite the late Lisa Brown in Broadway's 42nd Street. These two talents remained friends for almost 40 years.

Hailed by the New York Times as “Broadway’s song & dance man nonpareil” for his leading Broadway roles in The Producers, 42nd Street, Beauty & The Beast, La Cage Aux Folles, Hello Dolly!, An Evening with Jerry Herman, Applause, Lorelei, Oklahoma and Sweet Charity. On Broadway, he directed the last revival of Carol Channing’s Hello Dolly!, and An Evening with Jerry Herman. His television, concert and cabaret appearances have taken him around the world and to the White House performing before four U.S. Presidents (Carter, Reagan, Bush Sr. and Clinton). Most recently, he played to another sold out house at Broadway’s Feinstein's / 54 Below and made history as the first American male to star as Dolly in an Equity production of Hello Dolly! at the Wick Theatre where he also starred in La Cage Aux Folles. He’s a board member of the Chita Rivera Awards and received the Friars Club Thespian of the Year Award. He also is the proud recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from his alma mater, CCM / University of Cincinnati.

Don't miss the chance to meet this Broadway legend and hear his memories of his friend Lisa Brown.

Original Airdate: 1/27/2022