Tony winner Betty Buckley, who recently offered a series of sold-out
concerts at Joe’s Pub, has released two music videos to accompany her latest solo album, Enough, which arrived July 17 via Palmetto Records.
Above, watch the Broadway favorite perform the title tune, penned by Grammy winner and Broadway actress Sara Bareilles (Waitress) for her forthcoming musical The Interestings. Below, Buckley pours out the emotion in her signature tune, “Memory,” from the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats (the show for which Buckley won a Tony). Both videos, recorded live during Buckley’s 2025 Joe’s Pub residency, were created by Matt Amato.
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The videos will be available for purchase on iTunes, as well as for streaming on Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Spotify.
On her newest album Enough, Buckley is backed by arranger/music director
Christian Jacob on piano, percussionist Keita Ogawa, guitarist Jordan
Peters, and bassist Tony Marino. The 13-track collection is available on all major
streaming and digital platforms by clicking here.
For those who would like to catch Buckley in person, the Texas native will perform October 16 at the Fox Tucson Theater in Tucson, Arizona; October 18 at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts in La Mirada, California; and October 24 at The Smith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Texas native Buckley, who starred as Dolly
Gallagher Levi in the national tour of the Tony-winning revival of Hello, Dolly!, won her Tony Award for her performance as Grizabella in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats, later earning another nomination for her work in the musical Triumph of Love. She starred in both the London and New York productions of Sunset Boulevard, earning
an Olivier nomination for her take on the ill-fated silent-screen star
Norma Desmond. London audiences have also enjoyed Buckley’s work in Promises, Promises and Dear World, and her other Broadway credits include Carrie, Song & Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, 1776, and Promises, Promises.
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A 2012 Theatre Hall of Fame inductee, the
2017 recipient of the
Julie Harris Award from The Actors Fund for Artistic Achievement, and
the Lifetime Achievement Award recipient from the American Songbook
Association in 2023, Buckley’s most recent screen credits include By Design, Eternity, Imaginary, Split, Law & Order:
Special Victims Unit, The Cleaning Lady, Supergirl, The Film Crew,
Preacher, Chicago Med, The Leftovers, Getting On, Pretty Little Liars, and The Happening.
She has been awarded two honorary doctorates of fine arts for her
contribution to the musical theatre by Marymount College and the Boston
Conservatory of Music.
The Mayfly, an animated short
film written, produced, and narrated by Buckley played the film festival
circuit and won several awards in 2024, including Best of Festival,
Best Director, and Best 2D Character Based Animation at The Los Angeles
Animation Festival. The film also won Best Animation at The Lady
Filmmakers Festival in Los Angeles.