More theatre favorites have joined the upcoming Broadway Celebrates Earth Day concert, which is presented by The Broadway Green Alliance and Times Square Alliance and will return to Times Square April 20.

The annual event, which runs 11 AM–3 PM ET, will feature performances from Broadway artists as well as young performers from around the region and interviews with environmental leaders. David Alpert will direct with musical accompaniment by Rick Hip-Flores.

Ben Cameron will host the concert, which is set to feature the previously reported Tony winner Ruthie Ann Miles (Sweeney Todd), Tony nominee Anika Larsen (Almost Famous), Michael Maliakel (Aladdin), Jelani Remy (Back to the Future), Alexandra Socha (Wicked), and Nik Walker (Spamalot).

Newly announced for the event are John Cardoza (The Notebook), Lissa deGuzman (Wicked), Autumn Hurlbert (Something Rotten!), Casey Likes (Back to the Future), Liam Pearce (How to Dance in Ohio), Courtney Reed (Moulin Rouge), Nic Rouleau (The Book of Mormon), and a performance by drag performer Evita Loca (as portrayed by John Michael Dias). Attendees can also expect a selection from the new musical The Apple Boys featuring Tony nominee Emily Skeggs (Fun Home), Alex Gibson (SpongeBob the Musical), and Teddy Yudain (Little Shop of Horrors).

Students from Cassie Okenka Voice Studio, EPIC Players, NYU Steinhardt, Perkiomen Valley High School, R.Evolución Latina, and Wolf Performing Arts Center will also take the stage. Broadway Celebrates Earth Day will also feature guest speakers from Arts & Climate Initiative, Earthjustice, Final Strike Collective, HeadCount, New York League of Conservation Voters, and Scenery.

“The Times Square Alliance is thrilled to partner once again with the Broadway Green Alliance and the Department of Transportation to present a free Broadway Earth Day concert in the heart of Times Square as part of Car-Free Earth Day,” said Tom Harris, president of the Times Square Alliance, in an earlier statement. “Broadway in Times Square has been a leader in providing more space to pedestrians, and we look forward to joining all the other neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs as we celebrate our public spaces and the great programming we can bring to them.”

“We are thrilled to collaborate again with the Times Square Alliance to harness the power of theatre to cultivate courage and community around the most pressing challenge of our time,” added Molly Braverman, director of the Broadway Green Alliance.

“I love the Earth Day concert in Times Square and am excited to be participating again,” stated Larsen. “It’s always so fun and inspiring and galvanizing. This year, I’m especially excited about this celebration because if there ever was an election year to think about saving our planet, this is the one!”

The event—which underscores the Broadway community’s commitment to raise awareness about the climate while inspiring steps towards a more sustainable future—will be held on Broadway between 45th and 46th Streets. The concert, presented with iHeartRadio Broadway, also serves as one of the key events for the NYC Department of Transportation’s “Car-Free Earth Day,'' which will be celebrated throughout the five boroughs that day.

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