We were there: Cheyenne Jackson's Cocktail Hour
The very handsome entertainer got retro.
Tue Nov 22 2011
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
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Photograph: Virginia Rollison
Cheyenne Jackson headed back to the Mad Men era, musically, this weekend at Carnegie Hall. The versatile star of stage and screen performed swinging hits with the New York Pops (under the direction of Steven Reineke) and special guests including his 30 Rock coworker Jane Krakowski. Audience members got into the act with a costume contest at intermission. It's almost enough to leave us longing for the Eisenhower era (except, you know, without all the repression and homophobia).
