Broadway Unplugged began in 2004 as an unamplified concert series crafted and hosted by Scott Siegel. The concept centers on the human voice, delivering performances without amplification to create immediacy and intimacy with Broadway material. Over the years, the series has grown into a trusted platform for legendary and rising performers, offering evenings that emphasize storytelling, musical nuance, and a shared connection with the audience.
The show has long been associated with The Town Hall in New York City, where the intimate, seated setting complements the acoustic approach. Each edition brings together a rotating lineup of performers—often Tony-nominated or Tony-winning stars—alongside other notable talents who share the stage in a collaborative, one-night-only format. The result is a vibrant snapshot of Broadway’s living history, performed in its most essential form: a strong, human voice delivering iconic songs with clarity and emotion.
Beyond the stage, Broadway Unplugged serves as a community hub for fans and artists alike, offering behind-the-scenes glimpses and performance clips through its official channels. The project’s ongoing relevance comes from a commitment to high-quality, authentic musical experiences that honor the craft of Broadway singing.