Don’t miss the chance to see beloved Tony Award-winning actress Sutton Foster as she performs a song from her new CD, “Wish,” on NBC’s “Weekend Today Show” this Saturday, Feb. 21, at 9 AM ET. Check your local listings to verify when you can view it in your area.

Foster released her dynamic voice on her debut CD, titled “Wish,” on Feb. 17. Click here to purchase the CD.

“Wish” contains 15 very familiar tracks, including:

“I’m Beginning to See The Light” -(Duke Ellington, Don George, Johnny Hodges, Harry James)
“Warm All Over” (Frank Loesser)
“The Late, Late Show” (Murray Berlin, Roy Alfred)
“Up on the Roof” (Carole King, Gerald Goffin)
“My Romance”/”Danglin’” – (Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers/Maury Yeston)
“I Like The Sunrise” (Duke Ellington)
“Air Conditioner” (Christine Lavin)
“Sunshine on My Shoulders” – (John Denver, Richard Kniss, Michael Taylor)
“My Heart Was Set on You” – (Jeff Blumenkrantz)
“Flight” (Craig Carnelia) – Duet with Megan McGinnis
“Once Upon a Time” – (Charles Strouse, Lee Adams)
“Nobody’s Cryin’” (Patty Griffin)
“Come the Wild, Wild Weather” – (Noel Coward)
“On My Way” (Music by Jeanine Tesori, Lyrics by Brian Crawley)
“Oklahoma” (Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers) – Bonus Track

Tony winner Dick Scanlan penned these words for the CD’s liner notes:

If the song list is eclectic, so is the singer. You know that magical quality of morning light after a night of torrential downpour? Redemptive. Pure. Joyful, but a joy hard-won by having survived the rain. Listen to Sutton’s take on ‘Sunshine’ (a bold choice, given the knee-jerk dismissal the song often elicits). This is an ode to the sun offered up by someone who has known the clouds — perhaps quite recently — and is that much more grateful for warmth, for energy, for all that is life affirming. Optimistic by choice, because she knows the alternative is the easier option, and nothing good ever comes easy.

Sutton Foster, who is currently appearing as Princess Fiona in Broadway’s Shrek, has also has starred on Broadway in Annie, The Drowsy Chaperone (Tony nominated), Grease, Les Misérables, Little Women (Tony nominated), The Scarlet Pimpernel, Thoroughly Modern Millie (Tony winner), and Young Frankenstein.