Search
Close this search box.

Broadway star to headline Sinfonia Gulf Coast benefit concert at Hilton Sandestin

Tony Award-winning Broadway, film and TV star Alysha Umphress will headline Sinfonia Gulf Coast’s Cabaret at Seagar’s on Tuesday, Sept. 17, in a one-night-only fundraiser at Seagar’s Prime Steaks & Seafood […]

Contributed

Tony Award-winning Broadway, film and TV star Alysha Umphress will headline Sinfonia Gulf Coast’s Cabaret at Seagar’s on Tuesday, Sept. 17, in a one-night-only fundraiser at Seagar’s Prime Steaks & Seafood in the Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa.

  • The evening begins with a champagne reception at 5:30 p.m., followed by a multi-course dinner curated by executive chef Fleetwood Covington and a live performance by Umphress.

“Sinfonia’s Cabaret at Seagar’s has become a season highlight and transports patrons to a New York city cabaret club a la Café Carlyle,” said Demetrius Fuller, Sinfonia Music & Artistic Director. “We are honored to present one of Broadway’s brightest in Alysha Umphress.”

Umphress, a New York-based award-winning vocalist, Broadway star and television actress, has appeared in several Broadway shows, including “On the Town,” for which she received a Tony nomination, and “American Idiot,” which won a Grammy Award. Her television credits include roles in “American Horror Story: Delicate,” “Chicago Med,” and “Blue Bloods,” among others.

  • As a vocalist, Umphress has performed with orchestras worldwide and at numerous New York venues such as Birdland, Joe’s Pub, and The Carlyle.

Tickets for the event start at $395 per person and include valet service, dinner, wine, gratuity, and the live performance. Proceeds will benefit Sinfonia Gulf Coast and its music education and community engagement initiatives throughout Northwest Florida.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit SinfoniaGulfCoast.org or call the box office at (850) 460-8800.

PROMOTION

Join the conversation...

Continue reading 👇

Community Comments

“Me and my husband have been homeless for 7 years in the streets and woods of Fort Walton beach. We just recently had to return back to the streets and...”
Respond
Michael Cobb commented on WordroW: June 26, 2026
“4:36”
Respond
Michael Cobb commented on WordroW: June 25, 2026
“2:37”
Respond
“Santa Rosa and Walton County should get free parking too”
Respond
“Governor DeSantis approved 3 Bills in the last year and half that passed and are now Law. About it being a felony to abandon or tie a dog up ....”
Respond
“A decline of 452 students and a reduction of 4 million in funding? It seems like something is seriously wrong with that figure. Also the decline has a lot to...”
Respond
“Being a true native born and raised here sure would be nice to have somebody that is a native on the committee. It sure is funny that the property on...”
Respond
“Sad to see Longwood have to close and said per decline in enough kids to continue to run the school and I guess Mary Esther also? Kind of surprised when...”
Respond
“Sadly, the Pay to Park initiative has been approved for the (7) Okaloosa Island Beach Accessways. I say sadly because these fees will result in predictable, yet most unfortunate consequences...”
Respond
“As many as 5-6 cars & trucks on many front lawns & some on sidewalks evenings & weekends. Azalea, Mountain, Legion, Calhoun.”
Respond

GET OUR FREE LOCAL NEWSLETTER

Get the weekday email that actually makes reading local news enjoyable again.