Nathan Gunn Sings Broadway
May 3, 2025 / 7:30 p.m.
South Bend’s own Nathan Gunn, the world-renowned baritone, takes the stage alongside the South Bend Symphony Orchestra for a show-stopping evening of unforgettable music. Joined by soprano Lisa Buhelos, this spectacular concert will bring the best of Broadway to life, filled with beloved melodies, lush orchestral arrangements, and all the magic of musical theater. Program Anything Goes Overture Oklahoma Oh, What a Beautiful Morning Street Scene Wouldn’t you like to be on Broadway What Good Would the Moon be (L. Buhelos) South Pacific Overture Some Enchanted Evening Cockeyed Optimist (L. Buhelos) This Nearly was Mine My Fair Lady I could have Danced all Night (L. Buhelos) I’ve Grown Accustomed to her Face Carousel Waltz (orchestral) Soliloquy - Intermission - Camelot Overture C’est Moi Camelot If Ever I Would Leave You Guys and Dolls Adelaide’s Lament (L. Buhelos) Fugue for Tin Horns (w/ Alastair and Finegan) More I Cannot Wish You Addams Family Pulled in a New Direction (L. Buhelos) Happy/Sad Out of this World From this Moment On (Gunn & Buhelos) She Loves Me She Loves Me Nathan Gunn Nathan Gunn is an acclaimed baritone known for his diverse career in opera, musical theatre, and recital. Growing up in South Bend, Indiana, Nathan developed a passion for music after being introduced to Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte in high school. He studied music at the University of Illinois, where he is now a professor and codirector of Lyric Theatre @ Illinois. Nathan has performed on prestigious stages worldwide, winning awards like the Grammy for Best Opera Recording (Billy Budd). Notable roles include Papageno in the Met’s first HD broadcast. He also collaborates with musical theater stars and champions new works. Nathan recently debuted a one-man autobiographical show, Flying Solo. Alongside his wife, Julie Gunn, he founded Shot in the Dark Productions to support young artists. They reside in Champaign, Illinois, advocating for arts education and local ...
