Quinn Lemley Swinging Back Into New York's Triad Theater With Two Hot Shows

NEW YORK - EntSun -- Broadway World's "Best Female Vocalist," Quinn Lemley, is extending her successful run at New York's Triad Theater with five new dates (June 4, July 16, September 17, October 22, and December 10, 2026) alternating her shows, "Swinging Hot Tomato" and the critically acclaimed theatrical event "Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!"

The extended residency kicks off June 4th with Swinging Hot Tomato, which also plays September 17th and December 10th. with Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On, playing July 16th and October 22nd.

"Swinging Hot Tomato" features Ms. Lemley performing selected songs, a mix of jazz, blues, and swing, from her seven albums, including Cocktails with a Twist, Live at the Half Note, and the Grammy-considered Rita Hayworth Revealed. Backed by a combo, with special guest guitarist David Sexta.

Ms. Lemley has received rave reviews for commanding performances. "Lemley is hot, hot, HOT!" said SiriusXM of her show. Vanity Fair wrote that she "Delivers the goods,"  and Backstage wrote, "The genuine article, sung by a sassy hurricane."

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In "Rita Hayworth: The Heat Is On!" Ms. Lemley brings her hit show back to the Triad stage, transforming herself into Hollywood's legendary "Love Goddess." This glamorous, humorous, and deeply moving theatrical concert initially ran for four shows and packed the Triad Theater. Blending cinematic storytelling with the Great American Songbook, audiences and critics loved the show about the icon that defined Hollywood's golden era.

The New York Times hailed her performance, calling it  "Dazzling." The New York Post wrote, "You don't even have to squint to see that Rita's in the room."  Cabaret Scene says, "Sensual and Spellbinding.'

"Extending Quinn's run at the Triad is the perfect way to complement the success of her four prior shows, and the variety this year promises to be a knockout," said Triad Theater booker Philip Paul Kelly.

Tickets for all shows are on sale now at https://www.triadnyc.com or https://tix.to/QuinnLemley

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