An Evening with Eric McCormack & Laura Bell Bundy

Laura Bell Bundy is a Tony nominated Broadway actress & Billboard top 5 recording artist. She is also the founder of the Women Of Tomorrow Foundation. Laura Bell Bundy made her debut at age 9 in the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall, since then she has originated the stage roles most notably, Tina in Ruthless (Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award Nominations), Amber in Broadway’s Hairspray, and most notably Elle Woods in Legally Blonde The Musical where she received a Tony Nomination. She is currently starring in The Cottage on Broadway. Bundy has appeared or starred in numerous films and over 100 episodes of television including roles on Call Me Kat, The New Fairly Odd Parents— Fairly Odder, Perfect Harmony, How I Met Your Mother/Father, Hart of Dixie, American Gods, Anger Management, Good Behavior, Documentary Now, Dream Girls, Jumanji and many more. Bundy has recorded multiple albums as a Universal Music Group & Big Machine Label artist which garnered her a CMT nomination, a Billboard Top Five Album, and a Gold record in Norway. She was a Sony Publishing song-writer from 2009 to 2014, and has toured the world doing concerts of her original music opening for Rascal Flats, Blake Shelton, Dwight Yoakam, Miranda Lambert and others. As a writer and composer, she created and developed series MASHVILLE for Netflix, and GIRL TIME — a women’s history sketch comedy variety show— for Free Form (Disney). Her latest album Women of Tomorrow released by ONErpm thematically tackles the double standards so many women face today reaching over 2 million streams across streaming platforms. The companion podcast of the same name on Broadway Podcast Network dives deeper into the history of each of the issues, and the community and app gives women the tools to be empowered in all areas of their lives. Women Of Tomorrow foundation’s concerts and events have raised over $200K for female causes in the New York area. Laura Bell is currently starring on Broadway in The Cottage and goes home every night to her farm in New Jersey with 12 sheep, four goats, two dogs, a barn cat and a variety wildlife. Her most favorite job is being Huck’s mom.

Beloved for his eleven seasons as Will Truman on NBC’s Will & Grace, Eric McCormack was nominated for four Emmy Awards and six Golden Globes, receiving the Emmy for Lead Actor in a Comedy in 2001. He served as a producer, director and leading actor on three seasons of the sleeper hit, Travelers, for Netflix, and for three seasons of Perception, on TNT, and currently co-stars in Hulu’s upcoming The Other Black Girl. Born in Toronto, Eric spent his twenties in theatres across Canada, including five seasons with the Stratford Festival. On Broadway, he starred in Tony-nominated productions of The Music Man and Gore Vidal’s The Best Man and is now sharing the stage with the one and only Laura Bell Bundy in The Cottage. Eric’s one-man show The Concert I Never Gave (except for, like, 2000 times in my bedroom)raised vital funds for cancer research in Los Angeles, Toronto and Vancouver. You can now hear him, and his old pal, Sean Hayes, weekly on their new hit podcast, Just Jack & Will.