NEW YORK (AP) — Illness has forced Barry Manilow to postpone the opening night of the legendary crooner's latest concert show on Broadway.
Producers said that Thursday performance of "Manilow on Broadway" — as well as ones scheduled for Friday and Saturday — have been rescheduled for late February and early March. Wednesday's show was also canceled.
Producers said in a statement: "It turns out the only thing worse than hell and high water is bronchitis."
The Grammy Award-winning singer of such songs as "Mandy," ''I Write the Songs" and "Looks Like We Made It," will now celebrate his opening night on Tuesday at the St. James Theatre.
