Adam Lambert, Wayne Brady Set for TikTok Benefit for Actors Fund

12/28/2020 mj santilli News 9

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Adam Lambert will take part in a project to benefit the Actors fund. The Actors Fund has given over $17 million in emergency relief to arts workers across the country during the devastating COVID-19 pandemic.

Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical, which was created by TikTok members inspired by the Disney-Pixar 2007 animated film Ratatouille, has become a viral internet phenomenon this year. The work has engaged more than 200 million fans worldwide.

The music will feature an all-star cast and will stream one time beginning January 1. The line-up includes Adam Lambert as Emile, The Masked Singer 2 winner Wayne Brady as Django and more.

The cast also includes Tituss Burgess (Remy), Kevin Chamberlin (Gusteau), André De Shields (Ego), Andrew Barth Feldman (Linguini), Priscilla Lopez (Mabel), Ashley Park (Colette), Owen Tabaka (Young Ego), and Mary Testa (Skinner), with Cori Jaskier, Talia Suskauer, Nikisha Williams, JJ Niemann, John Michael Lyles, Raymond J. Lee and Joy Woods as the ensemble.

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The TikTok Musical will feature content created by and culled from the TikTokers, backed by the 20-piece Broadway Sinfonietta orchestra.

Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical will begin streaming on Friday, January 1 at 7pm ET for 72 hours only. Tickets are on sale on TodayTix.com.

Adam announced the new project on social media: “This was fun! Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical on January 1st to support @TheActorsFund! Follow @Ratatousical and visit http://ratatousical.com to learn more!” he wrote.

 

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