Matsuki Productions presents three of this year's MAC and Bistro Award Winners who will be sharing a bit of each of their award-winning shows on one stage…TONIGHT! We have Ann Talman in "Elizabeth Taylor: The Shadow of Her Smile" with Alex Rybek, Danny Bolero in "They Call Me Cuban Pete" with Drew Wutke. And Josephine […]
AMY BETH WILLIAMS SINGS LEIBER & STOLLER 2022 MAC Award Winner For Female Vocalist Hanson & 2-Time Bistro Award Winner With: Ian Herman on Piano Ritt Henn on Bass Peter Calo on Guitar Ray Marchica on Drums Directed by Tanya Moberly $20.00 cover charge and a $20 Minimum (must include 2 drinks) per person $15.00 cover […]
Award-winning vocalist Celia Berk shares highlights from the songbook and writings of Elizabeth Sullivan. Shaped by a life on the Oklahoma prairie — and deeply informed by her spirituality — Elizabeth writes about family, love and loss, and the creative impulse. Her music has been performed in iconic venues including Carnegie’s Weill and Zankel Recital […]
The graduating class from Circle in the Square Theatre School is delighted to be invited back to Urban Stages' Winter Rhythms Series after their exciting holiday show last year. Nineteen talented singers will take the stage to share solos, duets and group songs with humor, musicality, and harmony. Come join the fun! Producer: Sara Louise […]
Singnasium, New York’s first Cabaret and performing arts school will celebrate the wonder of Disney! Featuring: Natalie Ault, Jenn Bornstein, Bianca Kroening, Justin Dylan Nastro, Julie Salzano, Misako Yamagishi and Deborah Zecher. Musical Director: Steven Ray Watkins. Directed by: Lennie Watts. For more information please visit: singnasium.org Presented as part of URBAN STAGES’ 15th Annual […]
Reservations: https://shows.donttellmamanyc.com/7866.../group-registration Put on your Sunday clothes and join Broadway veteran Terry Rakov (the Dame) and brilliant young talent Mason Griffin (the Queen) to celebrate one of the greatest tunesmiths of the American musical theater, Jerry Herman. The result is a heartfelt collaboration of songs, personal anecdotes, and theatrical lore that proudly proclaims "the best […]
Patti Bottino-Bravo celebrates endings, beginnings, and everything in between with the Gregory Toroian Trio. When a half-century of working a day job ends, and the expectations don't quite meet the reality, the only thing to do about it is... SING! Directed by Lina Koutrakos, Bottino-Bravo and her accomplished musicians, musical director/arranger Gregory Toroian on piano, […]
Harry Warren was the most prolific and successful songwriter for the motion picture industry from the 1930s through the 1950s Yet, almost no one knows who he is. His songs garnered 11 Academy Award nominations and 3 Oscar wins. Bob Ader in this one man cabaret show uses his various talents to tell the story of how so many of these hit songs got written and presents a profile of the life of this wonderful unknown songwriter of many of the most enduring hit songs in The Great American Song Book. ^ At the piano is the phenomenal Elliot Finkel. Musical arrangements by Salvatore Messano. The show is directed by Marilyn Spanier who previously directed Bob in his one man autobiographical musical variety show, 60 Years IN The Business. ^ Get prepared to be enlightened and entertained. Performances are Saturday, December 9th at 8pm and Sunday December 10th at 12:30pm. Both performances are at Don't Tell Mama, 343 West 46th Street, NYC. $20 Cover and $20 two drink minimum. MAC Members get a discounted Cover Charge of $15. CASH ONLY. Links to reservation pages for both performances. https://shows.donttellmamanyc.com/7818-bob-ader-harry-who-the-songs-of-harry-warren-12-9-23 https://shows.donttellmamanyc.com/7819-bob-ader-harry-who-the-songs-of-harry-warren-12-10-23 See less
Harry Warren was the most prolific and successful songwriter for the motion picture industry from the 1930s through the 1950s Yet, almost no one knows who he is. His songs garnered 11 Academy Award nominations and 3 Oscar wins. Bob Ader in this one man cabaret show uses his various talents to tell the story of how so many of these hit songs got written and presents a profile of the life of this wonderful unknown songwriter of many of the most enduring hit songs in The Great American Song Book. At the piano is the phenomenal Elliot Finkel. Musical arrangements by Salvatore Messano. The show is directed by Marilyn Spanier who previously directed Bob in his one man autobiographical musical variety show, 60 Years IN The Business. Get prepared to be enlightened and entertained. Performances are Saturday, December 9th at 8pm and Sunday December 10th at 12:30pm. Both performances are at Don’t Tell Mama, 343 West 46th Street, NYC. $20 Cover and $20 two drink minimum. MAC Members get a discounted Cover Charge of $15. CASH ONLY. Links to reservation pages for both performances. https://shows.donttellmamanyc.com/7818-bob-ader-harry-who-the-songs-of-harry-warren-12-9-23 https://shows.donttellmamanyc.com/7819-bob-ader-harry-who-the-songs-of-harry-warren-12-10-23 See less
Rebel Squeezebox: a dazzling world music journey through the histories of women who revolutionized the accordion. What is the accordion and who plays it?? Broadway accordionist and childhood music educator Mary Spencer Knapp takes us on a musical journey to meet some of the squeezebox’s most influential players from around the world. Together we will […]
A tribute to songs from musicals written (in part) at the Algonquin Hotel. The musicals include MY FAIR LADY, CAMELOT, Noel Coward's SAIL AWAY, and CHARLOTTE SWEET. All-star cast includes Major Attaway, Craig Bierko (singing "Camelot"), Nat Chandler, David Edwards, Shana Farr, Jenn Gambatese, Anita Gillette ("Wouldn't It Be Loverly?"), Leah Hocking, Michael McCoy, Rita […]
Originally presented at the American Popular Song Society last February, Tom Toce presents The Songs of Taylor Swift. He will be joined by Meg Flather, Hannah Jane, Jillian Mustillo, Megan Styrna, members of the Yale a cappella singing group Something Extra (Kira Berman, Serena Feniger, and Lara Yellin) and others. Over her seventeen-year career, Swift […]
