Good Company 2026 Fall Benefit
Join us at the historic Irvington Theater for an unforgettable evening of Broadway favorites as we celebrate the launch of Good Company Performing Arts, a NY not-for-profit (501(c)(3) pending) theater company bringing high-quality theater experiences to the Rivertowns. The Benefit will feature Broadway professionals performing live alongside members of Good Company’s adult and youth theater troupes.
Proceeds from our inaugural Fall Benefit Concert will help us fund our year-round community programming, including our Young Artist (grades 5-12) and Mainstage (all ages) productions, as well as our Broadway Teaching Artist program for students.
Want the VIP treatment? A limited number of VIP tickets are available, featuring front-row seats in the orchestra or mezzanine, a pre-show meet-and-greet with our Broadway stars, and special thank-you mentions in our program and on stage!
Whether you join us in the theater or support us from afar, we hope you’ll be part of this exciting first chapter for Good Company!
Tickets are now available at gcpac.booktix.com. In the meantime, see below for Broadway talent you can expect to see at the Benefit!
ALAN H. GREEN
From a Blue-Chip college football scholarship to the Broadway stage, Green’s three-decade career has taken him all over the world, from performing at The White House to the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. He has performed on Broadway in the original casts of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, School of Rock, Sister Act, and Play On! Original cast recordings: Broadway shows and The Jerusalem Syndrome, 17 Again, Freaky Friday, and Broadway Bounty Hunter. His TV work includes 30 Rock, Murphy Brown, Almost Family, Law and Order SVU, Unforgettable, The Guiding Light, and Peter Pan Live! on NBC. He has been involved in several Pre-Broadway productions including The Preacher’s Wife, The Griswolds’ Broadway Vacation, The Karate Kid, and A.D. 16, and most recently Bat Boy at City Center Encores. He was Awarded The Berkie for Lead Actor in a Musical and a Broadway World Award for Best Actor in a Streamed Musical.
He is a proud graduate of Rice University, an Associate Artist and Board Member at Barrington Stage, a Board Member of Clinton Housing Development Company and a Deacon at Metro Baptist Church in Hell’s Kitchen.
IG: @alanhgreen
ROSS LEKITES
Ross Lekites was in the original Broadway company of Disney’s Frozen, Tina, the Tina Turner Musical, and most recently The Heart of Rock and Roll. Other Broadway credits include Kinky Boots, The Music Man, and Parade. He starred as Charlie Dalrymple in Christopher Wheeldon’s New York City Center production of Brigadoon, alongside Kelli O’Hara and Patrick Wilson. He appeared in this season’s City Center Encores production of High Spirits. His National tour credits include West Side Story, where he starred as Tony, Kinky Boots, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Ross can be seen and heard on television and in movies such as Schmigadoon, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, ABC’s Time After Time, Frozen 2, and the recent mega hit, Wicked. His cast recordings include Brigadoon, Frozen, The Heart of Rock and Roll, and the Off-Broadway hit musical Yank! Ross has also been seen nationally and internationally starring in concerts with The Boston Pops, Philly Pops, San Diego Symphony, Virginia Symphony, Phoenix Symphony, Sophia Philharmonic Orchestra, and many more. He has worked with famed conductors Jonathan Tunick, Keith Lockhart, Rob Fisher, Patrick Vaccariello, Todd Ellison, and UK conductor John Wilson.
Ross starred as Tony in West Side Story with the John Wilson Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall, presented live on BBC Radio. He was also seen recently in February 2026 in New York City Center Encores’ production of High Spirits.
LAUREL HARRIS
Laurel just finished playing Beverley in North Shore Music Theatre’s production of Come from Away. Broadway credits: Wicked, Jagged Little Pill, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, In Transit, and Evita starring Ricky Martin.
She recently starred in Virginia Symphony Orchestra’s “Witches Night Out,” and before that completed the tour premiere of Dear Everything, a new musical written by Eve Ensler and directed by Diane Paulus.
Since 2017, Laurel has played Elphaba over several contracts in the Broadway and touring companies of Wicked, after having played the role full time.
Laurel’s love for concert work has taken her all over the country and she also regularly performs at galas, private parties and charitable events and gives concerts, vocal/acting coaching and masterclasses. See www.laurelharrisnyc.com for more information.
IG: @laurelnyc
