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QUINN LEMLEY RETURNS TO NYC WITH TWO-SHOW RESIDENCY AT THE TRIAD
Jazz Heat Meets Hollywood Glamour in “Swinging Hot Tomato” and “Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!”
Award-winning vocalist Quinn Lemley returns to the New York stage with a 2026 residency at The Triad Theater. The residency features two distinct live experiences: the high-energy jazz concert “Swinging Hot Tomato” and the theatrical production “Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!”.

In “Swinging Hot Tomato,” Lemley delivers a bold evening of jazz, blues, and swing with a trio or quartet and special guest guitarist David Sexta. The show features selections from her acclaimed albums and her Grammy-considered release “Rita Hayworth Revealed.” Critics praise her as “hot, hot, HOT!” (SiriusXM), “dazzling” (The New York Times), and “the genuine article” (Backstage).
In “Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!,” Lemley transforms into the Hollywood icon in a glamorous theatrical concert exploring the life, fame, and legacy of Rita Hayworth. The production blends storytelling with the Great American Songbook and has been praised by The New York Post.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE (6:30 PM)
Swinging Hot Tomato:
September 17, December 10, 2026
Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!:
July 16, October 22, 2026
VENUE
The Triad Theater, 158 West 72nd Street, New York, NY
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