Performatist
    Musical
    Broadway

    Aladdin

    Illustration for Aladdin

    Wednesday, December 9, 2026

    7:00 PM

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Aladdin at the New Amsterdam Theatre features a cast including Sonya Balsara, Caleb A, Jacob Ben‑Shmuel, Rodney Ingram and Sherri Shepherd. Their work in New York theatre and Broadway emphasizes ensemble discipline and clear storytelling — Shepherd brings a television and comedy background, Caleb A contributes a recorded-music profile in worship traditions, and Ben‑Shmuel is noted for rhythmic precision in large-scale staging.

    About the Artists

    Sonya Balsara

    Sonya Balsara is a musical-theatre performer whose work is tied to New York City stages, including appearances at the New Amsterdam Theatre. She has been part of the Broadway ecosystem through productions such as *Aladdin*, returning to the same venue across multiple live performances.

    Caleb A

    Caleb A

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    Caleb A is an individual performer working in musical theatre and Broadway, with appearances at New York City’s New Amsterdam Theatre in productions including *Aladdin*. He has shared the stage with artists such as Sonya Balsara and Jacob Ben-Shmuel.

    Jacob Ben-Shmuel

    Jacob Ben-Shmuel is a New York City–based musical theatre performer whose recent work includes appearances at the New Amsterdam Theatre in Broadway’s *Aladdin*. He has shared the stage with fellow performers including Sonya Balsara and Caleb A in that production’s ongoing run.

    Rodney Ingram

    Rodney Ingram

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    Rodney Ingram and Kaley Ann Voorhees, former Broadway Phantom of the Opera co-stars, bring you private Zoom performances!

    Sherri Shepherd

    Sherri Shepherd is an American performer whose work spans television, comedy, and stage, bringing a host’s timing and an actor’s scene sense into musical theatre. She became widely known through daytime talk, including a long run as a co-host on *The View*, and later fronted projects in sitcoms and syndicated TV.