Photo Coverage: John Lloyd Young Plays Cafe Carlyle!

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel welcomes Tony Award-Winner John Lloyd Young for his Café Carlyle debut where he will perform his program "My Turn." Mr. Young opens at the Café Carlyle through February 23rd where he will be joined by GLEE music producer Tommy Faragher as his music director with a seven piece band including Mr. Faragher on piano/keyboards, John Putnam on guitar, Paul Socolow on bass, Eric Kalb on drums, Goke Erem on violin, Eddy Malave on viola, and Leigh Stuart on Cello.

BroadwayWorld was there for his concert and you can check out photo coverage below!

Mr. Young's program "My Turn" will include songs from his debut album of the same name and will feature hits from the Four Seasons' era that brought Mr. Young to Jersey Boys fame, as well as other classics from the 60s era including favorites such as "Hurt So Bad," "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," "Unchained Melody," and "You Belong To Me."

Café Carlyle is located in The Carlyle Hotel (35 East 76th Street @ Madison Avenue). John Lloyd Young will play Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8:45PM. There is a $65 music charge ($45 bar seating) Tuesday through Thursday and a $75 music charge ($45 bar seating) for shows on Friday and Saturday. Every Monday night at 8:45PM (until June 17th), Woody Allen appears with thE Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band. There is a $145 music charge ($100 bar seating). For additional information, visitwww.thecarlyle.com.

Photo Credit: Stephen Sorokoff

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Stephen's life seems to have always revolved around a camera and a piano. He studied at Manhattan School of Music and performed in the "Borsht Belt" during college vacations, where in the true DIRTY DANCING tradition he met his wife Eda. Stephen was a Board Member of the First All Children's Theater and his wife, a classical pianist, is a Board Member of Barrington Stage Co. In between he made time to be CEO of a multi national machinery company and President of a domestic Textile Mfg. Co. In retirement, he now takes pictures of his 5 grandchildren and various other performers.

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