Highlights from the Broadway dream roller from BC/EFA.

A crowd of the brightest stars of Broadway – by icon Jennifer Holliday and Andrea Martin, which newcomer Tom Francis and Jasmine Amy Rogers showed – illuminated the Al Hirschfeld theater on April 28, 2025 on the first Broadway dream roles. The line -up brought the characters to life, which they have always longed for playing spectacular achievements and the warm stories. Get a first look at highlights from the event!

Produced by and Benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Broadway Dream Roles Delivered An Electrifying Mix of Broadway Favorites – Erich Bergen (BOOP! The Musical), Liz Callaway (Baby), 2024 Jimmy Award Winson Chola Jr. (Sunset Boulevard), Jennifer Holliday (Dreamgirls), Lesli Margherita (Gypsy), Andrea Martin (McNeal), Jimin Moon (Sunset Boulevard), Zachary Noah Piser (Redwood) and Jasmine Amy Rogers (BOOP! The Musical) – in an exciting and inspiring concert a special performance of Broadway boys opened.

“Broadway is based on dreams, and it was magical to see how our industry bring these dreams to life at this first event,” said Danny Whitman, Managing Director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. “The evening also symbolizes the collective dreams that all made possible in this room – from the stars on stage to the teams behind the scenes and our committed donors in the audience – because they offer people in need -saving meals and medication across the country with their uncertainty engagement.”

Kara Young (Purpose) only organized the standing room and welcomed Broadway Cares trailer to an unforgettable evening. Young led a line -up of Broadway's Best and a four -member band with its characteristic warmth and wit – even her own dream role, the crazy and delightful Mrs. Lovett by Sweeney Todd.

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, the Philanthropic heart of Broadway, is one of the leading industry-related, non-profit AIDS donations from the state and scholarship organizations. Due to the support of the talents, resources and the generosity of the American Theater Community, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS has given more than 300 million US dollars for essential services for people with HIV/AIDS and other critical diseases in the USA.

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is the main supplier of the social service programs in the entertainment community fund (formerly Actors Fund), including the Friedman Health Center for the Performing Arts, the HIV/AIDS initiative and the Phyllis Newman Women's Health Initiative. Broadway Cares offers annual grants for more than 450 AIDS and family service organizations in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, DC and offers life-saving medication, healthy meals, advice and emergency aid. In times of the crisis, Broadway Care also takes care of unique humanitarian grants to provide emergency aid in the USA and all over the world.

For more information, see Broadway Cares Online at Broadwaycares.org.