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CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE #070505 - Thursday,
May 17, 2007
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CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE 17th BIRTHDAY PARTY set for
Friday, July 6th at 7:00 pm at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM.
SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsCH07070517th1.shtml
If it's anything to do with cabaret, you'll probably
read it here first.
This is the MIDWEEK Issue of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE which includes
news, breaking stories and notes, cabaret tips, announcements of CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE reviews, plus listings of shows offering discounts
to members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE. The MONDAY Issue of CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE includes cabaret news from around the world, and also
includes information on all the banner ads running on the CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE website.
SPECIAL TO AOL READERS: Some of you may be receiving
these issues up to 24 hours late - AOL has been "bouncing back"
a lot of copies lately, and I have to wait several hours before
they will let me send any e-mails to AOL accounts. Sorry.
TODAY'S FEATURE STORY
KAREN SAUNDERS TO MAKE RARE NYC APPEARANCE AT HOTLINE BIRTHDAY!
One of my favorite female vocalists, Karen Saunders, has been performing
out of town each of the past two summers and each year she has been
unable to accept my invitation to perform at my annual birthday bash
- but this year (unless another major contract comes in before than)
she will be in the NYC area and has agreed to be part of CABARET HOTLINE
ONLINE's 17th Birthday Party. This is a rare treat for NYers - Karen
has been performing all over the world but only occasionally performs
in New York City! What makes this extra special for me is that Karen's
NYC debut show at DANNY'S in 1990 was one of the first cabaret shows
I saw after I began publishing CABARET HOTLINE. Plus she won the MAC
Female Cabaret Debut award at the first MAC AWARDS show I went to
after joining MAC! There's a lot more to the story that I can't wait
to tell folks who attend the birthday show.
If you have not yet ordered your tickets, you better
act fast. Tickets for the 17TH BIRTHDAY SHOW FOR CABARET HOTLINE
ONLINE at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440
- http://www.metropolitanroom.com/
) on July 6th only went on sale less than three weeks ago, but already
65 of the 100 available seats (as of noon today) have been sold!
In addition to Karen, I have booked other great performers for this
year's show. As usual we will be presenting some newcomers along
with some top names in cabaret.
Other performers scheduled to appear are multi-award
winning Lennie Watts, the delightful Alice Frazier from Erie PA
(she has a show this Thursday at HELEN'S), 2007 MAC & BISTRO Award
winner Jay Rogers, Francesca Amari from Michigan, Bruce Clough from
Philadelphia, 2007 MAC STANDUP COMEDY Award winner Michael Brill,
2007 MAC AWARD FEMALE & MALE DEBUT winners Esther Beckman & Rob
Langeder, and Sue Matsuki (who is helping us with the program planning).
Steven Ray Watkins has agreed to serve this year as musical director.
Plus piano-bar specialist David Pellegrene will be at the piano
before the start of the show, starting around 6:00 pm, to add a
note of festivity to the evening as attendees are being seated.
An important part of the show will be the presentation
of the 2007 JEFF MATSON AWARDS, created to honor the memory of songwriter/writer/director/producer/graphic
designer Jeff Matson. In 2005 the first award was presented to D.C.
Anderson, and last year's recipients were Trudi Mann and Hector
Coris (who will both be attending the show). This year we will honor
two more very worthy recipients. Each has been an inspiration, a
resource and a good friend to cabaret performers: Collette Black
(booking manager UPSTAIRS at ROSE'S TURN) and Joe Regan, Jr. (best
friend a cabaret performer could have). Joe has even offered to
perform at the show!
In addition, CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE will be announcing
the recipient of our first DOTTIE BURMAN award, to be given to a
deserving cabaret songwriter. More on this to come.
I sincerely hope that as many of you as possible will
attend the party. This just might be the last time we have such
an affair, so try not to miss it. METROPOLITAN ROOM manager Lennie
Watts and owners Chris & Steve Mazzilli have been totally helpful
in making sure that it will truly be a festive and memorable occasion.
Tickets are $35, but if you rejoin as a 2007-2008
Member the ticket price drops to $25. But wait! There is even more:
If you join and pay for a ticket and a membership at the same time,
the cost is $20 for the ticket and $20 for a SILVER or $75 for a
GOLD membership - $40 or $95 COMBO price (saves you $15!) (the club's
standard 2-beverage minimum - not included in the ticket price -
applies).
If you haven't ordered your tickets yet, just go to
the website and click on the line that says CABARET HOTLINE'S 17th
BIRTHDAY PARTY TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Then follow the link to the
ticket order form - it should be pretty clear as to what to do.
Then sit back and wait for a PayPal invoice/conformation - I don't
want you to send in a payment unless I actually have a seat for
you. When you receive the invoice/confirmation, send in your payment
- your reservation is not considered valid until your payment is
received. Orders are limited to 4 per person.
If you cannot attend the event - or have an upcoming
event after July 6th that you wish to promote, or want to congratulate
Colette or Joe, you might want to run an ad in the CABARET HOTLINE
ONLINE 17th BIRTHDAY PARTY program book (1/6 page for $25 - SPACE
IS LIMITED - 6 PAGES ALREADY SOLD!). For more information and to
reserve your ad slot, see http://www.svhamstra.com/thankyou1prog.shtml
The CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE 17th BIRTHDAY PARTY is
sponsored in part by Jenna Esposito (http://www.jennaesposito.com/
), Rob Langeder (http://www.roblangeder.com/
), Suzanne Carrico (http://www.suzannecarrico.com/
), Julian Yeo (http://www.julianyeo.com/
), Eric Michael Gillett (http://www.ericmichaelgillett.com/
) and Matt Leahy (http://www.mattleahy.com/
)
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM/ABOUT CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE
NO CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE ISSUE MEMORIAL DAY
Since Memorial Day always falls on a Monday, and since Monday is usually
the day we send out our Monday issue of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE (what
else?) there will be no issue sent to our subscribers on Monday, May
28th. The normal Monday news items will be combined into the Thursday
issue of May 24th or the Thursday issue of May 31st.
SIDEBAR AD SALE ENDS JUME 30th - 1 WEEK FREE WITH 3 PAID
You can advertise your show, your CD, your website or even yourself
with a home-page side-bar ad on the CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE website
for less than $19 per week - and your ad will be seen by as many as
6000 viewers each day (based on our latest readership statistics).
In fact the square 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch ad is the perfect size to show
off your CD! Cost is $25 per week for the first three weeks, and the
4th week is free (no discounts on Side-Bar ads). There are a few rules,
and there is a limit as well. Only 5 home-page side-bar ads can run
each week and ads must be paid for in advance via PayPal. Of course
they must relate to cabaret, and I reserve the right to reject any
ad for any reason. The ad will appear only on the opening page of
the website - at the top of the right hand column. They will be displayed
top-to-bottom in the order paid for (do not send payment until you
receive a PayPal invoice - this will avoid my having to make a refund
if all slots are already sold out. Side-bar deal only through Saturday,
June 30, 2007.
To read details, specs and see sample side-bar ads,
go to http://svhamstra.com/BannerAdSale2007.shtml
LOOKING FOR BIRTHDAY PROGRAM BOOKLET ADVERTISERS
If you cannot attend the July 6th event you might want to run an ad
in the CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE 17th BIRTHDAY PARTY program book (1/6
page for $25 - SPACE IS LIMITED). Or perhaps you have an upcoming
event after July 6th that you wish to promote, or want to congratulate
our JEFF MATSON award winners, Collette Black and Joe Regan Jr., or
simply want to congratulate our newsletter/website for 17 years of
serving the cabaret community. A program ad may be just the thing
for you! Not only will the booklet be presented to the 100+ folks
attending the show, but a pdf of the booklet will be available for
download on the website after the 6th of July. For more information
and to reserve your ad slot, CLICK HERE: http://www.svhamstra.com/thankyou1prog.shtml
HERE & THERE
OK, so I misbehaved a bit last night. So I stayed out a lot longer
than I should have. So OK, it is 6:00 am and I am really feeling the
results of my debauchery this morning. So I just made the strongest
pot of coffee I ever made in my life. And took 4 aspirin. And here
I am, trying to write another issue of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE with
this screen-filling blank page in front of me and I know that there
is no way I am going to get this finished by noon! They can hear me
yawning in the apartment across the hall, I am sure.
I wasn't supposed to happen this way. I was simply
going to go to Larry Gatlin's show at 8:00 pm at THE METROPOLITAN
ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440 - http://www.metropolitanroom.com/
) last night, and then drop in at a club opening afterwards. Just
that. Show - club opening. All so simple. Home by 11:00 pm. That
was my schedule. But as with all live entertainment events, schedules
are subject to change.
Country music, now that's not so wild, is it? But
what a show Larry Gatlin gave us! Host Jamie deRoy had a severe
case of laryngitis, but that didn't keep her from introducing someone
she called "the greatest songwriter she ever met" and by the end
of the night I (and just about everyone in the sold-out house) pretty
much agreed! Once the super-talented Mr. Gatlin took the stage it
was total entertainment. I have never seen a audience get so involved
with a show! I didn't see anyone dancing in the aisles, but short
of that the place was jumping. People were singing along, clapping
along, cheering along, and simply did not want the show to end.
And sprinkled in the audience were stars from jazz, cabaret and
country - all invited to join Larry on stage to sing backup for
the final number. I believe a bit of history was made last night
as jazz legend Keely Smith along with about a dozen others performers
(yes, folks, that was Georga Osborne up there, next to Jamie deRoy)
to sing backup for a country song! The show was taped to be part
of the "Jamie deRoy & friends" cable TV series, so watch for it
(if you live in an area where Jamie's show is broadcast - see http://www.jamiederoy.com/
)
Against the wishes of the audience (they would have
stayed all night!), but for a genuinely good reason, Larry ended
the show by 9:45 pm - you see, on-street parking, for some strange
reason, becomes illegal after 10:00 pm on West 22nd Street, and
at 9:55 pm every night two traffic patrol cars are parked at the
head of the street, and precisely at 10:00:01 the agents begin writing
tickets. Some nights they are joined by tow trucks.
Next on my schedule was to drop by at the gala opening
party midtown at UNCLE CHARLIE'S (139 East 45th Street 2nd Floor,
NYC - 212-661-9097 - http://www.unclecharliesnyc.com/
). Honestly, I was going to just drop by, have a drink, toast the
club's opening, and head for home, to get a good night's sleep so
I could arise early to work on this newsletter. But the Gatlin show
must have put me in a "party mood." Arriving a little later than
my schedule, at 10:45 pm, I was greeted by owner Michael Ng, and
the next thing I knew it was 2:05 am!
This spanking new piano bar is split into three sections
- a bar/lounge as you enter, an enclosed piano bar area, and an
outdoor garden (especially convenient for folks who still smoke).
The place was packed when I arrived, but I was able to squeeze into
one of the padded benches in the piano bar section where David Pellegrene
was "holding court" and the open-mic was kept warm by a procession
of amazing vocalists. David also kindly gave over the piano bench
to each of the many other pianists who had dropped by to launch
this new venue. One special treat was catching Chicago-based (and
darned cute) pianist Mark Ferris, who had filled in at the piano
for David when he took a week off earlier this month. I even got
a copy of Mark's new CD "Fields of Gold" and it is already in my
iTunes file ready to be downloaded on my little mini iPod shuffle.
Mark was leaving to return to Chicago today, and I had to chance
to send with him my own personal good wishes to my cabaret friends
in Chicago (at least as many of them that I could remember at 2:00
am).
Also taking the keyboard was Mitch Kahn, who I had
not seen in months. Mitch does a lot of private party work and this
was one of his rare nights off (he had just come from Ginny Dustin's
birthday party show at THE LAMBS, and was in the mood to party-on
as well). Young Jose Luis was there with his harp, and he joined
with David on several songs. Also joining the festivities were John
Hoglund and Don Schaeffer. Even critic Rob Lester was still there
at 2:00 am! Now if I only could remember the names of all the very
talented folks who took the mic I would be happy, but it is 9:20
am and part of my brain is still sleeping (or at least a little
numb). At 3:00 am I arrived home to be greeted by a very angry cat
(yes, a cat lives here), who apparently was in need of an early-morning
snack.
Now, this was not the only party I went to this week. On Monday I
was there when the METROPOLITAN ROOM celebrated its first anniversary
with a festive, talent-filled gala. Oh what a night that was! Steven
Ray Watkins was at the piano as we took our places, and the room soon
filled with the cream of the NYC cabaret performers, cabaret press
and cabaret fans. On stage host/performer Lennie Watts presented some
of the acts that performed in the room over the past 12 months, including
several 2007 MAC AWARD winners: the fabulous Jay Rogers, the amazing
Lina Koutrakos, super-talented Patrick DeGennero, zany Kristine Zbornik;
plus country legend Larry Gatlin (who would be performing on Tuesday
& Wednesday), the incomparable Mary Bond Davis, the incredible David
Colbert, the very talented Lorinda Lisitza and even a solo number
by the aforementioned Steven Ray Watkins.
But the most memorable part of the show to me was
the opening remarks of the owners of the club, Chris and Steve Mazzilli.
In addition to thanking all the staff and all the folks came to
shows night after night, they mentioned one thing that makes cabaret
folks so special. In the 11 years that Chris and Steve operated
GOTHAM COMEDY CLUB, not one person on leaving the club expressed
any gratitude, but in just the one year of operating THE METROPOLITAN
ROOM, over 1000 folks stopped after the show to personally thank
them for providing such a wonderful space for cabaret.
We've received word that Margaret Whiting is a little "under the weather"
and I know she would love to get a "best wishes" card from her many
cabaret friends - her address is 41 West 58th Street, New York, NY
10019
Bob Egan, for many years the booking manager at the now closed ODETTE'S
writes that he is opening his very own club appropriately called BOB
EGAN'S in New Hope, PA on July 3rd - with a special "mystery" performer.
Stay tuned.
You have just two more weeks to catch Jerry Scott at NINO'S TUSCANY
(117 West 58th Street, NYC - 212-757-8630 - http://www.ninostuscany.com/
) - his last night there is Saturday May 26th. Jerry is there from
8:00 pm to midnight, Thursdays through Saturdays.
Now you have another place on the web to read about cabaret news!
Scott Barbarino has just launched a new website called "Cabaret Exchange"
(http://cabaretexchange.com/
), an interactive website with lots of features, articles and reader-submitted
comments. Check it out!
We have a lot more stuff to say on a lot of topics near the bottom
of this newsletter that you might want to check out as well.
NOW FOR NEWS ABOUT CABARET
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS FOR MEMBERS OF CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE
The following shows are currently offering members special prices
and discounts. If your show is offering a discount to CABARET HOTLINE
ONLINE members and is not listed here, please let me know at once,
so that you can be included on the DISCOUNTS page on the website and
listed weekly in the newsletter.
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS at DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street,
NYC - 1-212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/
)
Ron Poole's MAC and BISTRO Award-winning "POOLE PARTY" stand-up and
musical comedy show continues most Saturday nights at 8:30 pm and
sometimes there is even a second show at 11:00 pm. Sidney Myer drops
by most shows to provide a lot of laughs as well. The long-running
variety show features performers from Stand-Up as well as Cabaret
and Musical Comedy. Cover is $15 with a 2-drink minimum. $10 cover
for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS AT HELEN'S RESTAURANT, CABARET & PIANO LOUNGE
(169 Eighth Avenue, NYC - 212-206-0609 - http://www.helensnyc.com/
)
Thursday May 17th, marks return of Alice Frazier to New York City
cabaret. After performing at the prestigious Friar's Club in New York
City, Ms. Frazier presents "Broadway Without Boundaries," with renowned
musical director Don Rebic. The show will feature music by Leonard
Bernstein, Irving Berlin, Stephen Sondheim, Frank Loesser and more.
$15 cover, $15 food/drink minimum. $10 cover for members of CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070517Frazier.shtml
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS AT THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street,
NYC - 212-206-0440 - http://www.metropolitanroom.com/
)
Karen Mack & Michael Holland continue after their triumphant sold-out
shows in 2006 and January 2007 at NYC's hottest cabaret venue for
additional appearances on Wednesdays at 7:00 pm through May 30th.
They continue with Blend-O-Matic! (The name has been changed to protect
the innocent) The All-Request Show, where Mack & Holland hurtle through
as many tunes as the audience can pick as fast as they can whether
they know them or not. For these shows there is a $20 cover, 2-beverage
minimum. $15 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE. SEE FULL
STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070131Gashole.shtml
Award-winning vocalist Stevie Holland will be returning on Tuesdays,
May 22nd and 29th. She will be accompanied by Kris Davis on piano,
Chris Van Voorst Van Beest on bass and Jeff Davis on drums. With arrangements
by award winning composer Gary William Friedman, the program will
consist of classics, standards and original songs, many from her recent
CD release More Than Words Can Say. There is a $25 Cover Charge plus
a 2 Drink Minimum $20 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070529Holland.shtml
Wendy Lane Bailey is a little bit country, a little bit rock and roll,
and a little bit meshugeh (That's crazy, y'all). Ms. Bailey bursts
into town on Wednesdays, May 23rd and June 6th at 9:30 pm with her
singular blend of great tunes, a keen eye for the absurd, lush back
up vocals, and a few choice anecdotes from her quirky Southern Jewish
Baptist Mormon background. Rick Jensen provides musical direction,
and Lisa Poulos adds background vocals. There is a $20 Cover plus
a 2 Drink Minimum. $15 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070606Wendy.shtml
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS AT THE TRIAD (158 West 72nd Street, NYC -
212-362-2511 - http://www.Triadnyc.com/
)
San Francisco-based Linda Kosut comes to NYC with here highly acclaimed
tribute show to jazz legend Oscar Brown Jr. on Fridays, June 1st at
7:00 pm & June 8th at 9:30 pm. She is joined by the Max Perkoff Band,
Max Perkoff (music director, piano, trombone), Thomas Hubbard (bass)
and Warren Odz (percussion). Making a special appearance at the shows
will be Mr. Norman Curtis, an early music collaborator of Mr. Brown.
"Long As You're Living - the music, life and legacy of Oscar Brown
Jr." played to critical acclaim last November to a sell-out crowd
at JAZZ AT PEARL'S in San Francisco, as well as at MICHAEL'S OCTAVIA
LOUNGE. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum. $15 cover for
members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at
http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070608Kosut.shtml
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS AT UPSTAIRS AT ROSE'S TURN (55 Grove Street,
NYC - 1-212-366-5438 - http://www.rosesturn.com/
)
Award-winning comic Adrianne Tolsch is back by popular demand with
her acclaimed show "None of Your Damn Business!" a hilarious look
at aging. Performances will be on Fridays May 18th & 25th at 7:00
pm. The show is directed by NYC Nightlife Award winner Collette Black
with special musical material John McMahon and Jay Jeffries. Adrianne
who has been performing stand-up comedy for decades, shares her wacky
take on life with her unique "boomer humor" that has been delighting
audiences for over a year. From the first wrinkle and grey hair to
botox and bleaching, Adrianne covers every topic imaginable in an
evening of non-stop laughter. Never has getting older been so hysterical!.
There is a $10 cover, 2-drink minimum. $5 cover for members of CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070430Tolsch.shtml
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS AT THE WEST BANK CAFE/LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER
(407 West 42nd Street, NYC - 212-695-6909 - http://www.westbankcafe.com/theater/schedule
)
David Gurland, the multi award winning and out gay vocalist, will
present his most ambitious performance series to date: The DGUR Concerts,
on the third Sunday at 7:00 pm of each month. Each show will have
a different musical director with different musicians, and guest stars.
Each Sunday will be an all new show focusing on different music -
from show tunes to country music, an acoustic version of Neurotica
(David's ALL MADONNA tribute show) , and even a "Gurland does Garland"
evening is planned. Upcoming show dates are May 20th, and June 17th.
There is a $16 cover and a $15 food/drink minimum. $11 cover for members
of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070128Gurland.shtml
The Storefront is pleased to announce a return engagement of "My Friend,
The Cat," Phil Geoffrey Bond's tale of the blessings we receive from
the four-legged friends who grace our lives. One more special performance
will take place on Friday, May 25th at 8:00 pm. A hybrid between cabaret
and traditional theatre, the piece includes music by composers as
diverse as Laura Nyro, Charlie Chaplin, John Bucchino and even Andrew
Lloyd Webber featuring celebrated vocalists Lisa Asher, Brandon Cutrell,
Julie Reyburn and Alysha Umphress. There is an $18 cover charge and
a $15 food/beverage minimum. $15 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE
ONLINE. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070525Bond.shtml
EVENTS OFFERING DISCOUNTS OUTSIDE NEW YORK CITY
SHOWS OFFERING DISCOUNTS AT DAVENPORT'S (1383 North Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, IL - 773-278-1830 - http://www.davenportspianobar.com/
)
2006 Outstanding Cabaret Artist, After Dark Award Winner Suzanne Petri
follows her Live CD "A Marvelous Party!" with her debut studio CD
"Das Grand Tour." The official release party is Friday, May 25th.
This CD is the culmination of several years of work with her musical
director Bob Moreen and engineer Bud Johnson of Red Brick Recording
plus many talented musicians and artists who helped make this project
become a reality. There is a $15 Cover Charge plus a 2-drink minimum.
$7.50 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE and Chicago Cabaret
Professionals. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsCHIMW070525Petri.shtml
RESTAURANT IN DALLAS GIVES HOTLINE DISCOUNT
HECTOR'S ON HENDERSON (2829 North Henderson, Dallas, TX - 214-821-0432
- http://www.hectorsonhenderson.com/
), a restaurant featuring American cuisine with a Texas Twist, has
live cabaret or jazz music every night. Singers are always welcome
to take the mic! Check out the full music schedule, menu, and reviews
on the website. For reservations, visit the website or call. This
restaurant was chosen the #1 Best New Restaurant in North Texas (D
Magazine, Feb. 2006). Hector's is offering a 10% discount to members
of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
REMINDER REGARDING CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE DISCOUNTS
To be eligible for a listing on the MEMBER DEALS page you must send
in your flier, press release and/or other promotional materials clearly
showing the discount offer. That information will be used as the basis
for the MEMBER DEALS page notice, as well as for the newsletter listing.
Please be sure to check with the venue where you are performing to
be sure that these discounts will be honored.
Any member who is denied a properly listed CABARET
HOTLINE ONLINE discount should notify me at once. I cannot guarantee
that the discount will be honored, but I can take steps to contact
the parties involved and publish the facts in the newsletter and
remove the listing from the MEMBER DEALS page.
MORE NEWS FROM THE WORLD OF CABARET
These news items cover events of a continuing nature (weekly/monthly)
featuring guest artists or of events of major interest like cabaret
festivals and benefits. The items appear each issue when appropriate,
and are placed in chronological order.
TONIGHT - THURSDAY MAY 17th
SETH'S BROADWAY CHATTERBOX GUEST TONIGHT IS LAURA BELL BUNDY
2007 MAC BOD AWARD WINNER Seth Rudetsky's BROADWAY CHATTERBOX at DON'T
TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/
) is usually presented on Thursdays at 6:00 pm. Tonight, May 7th,
Seth has as his guest Laura Bell Bundy, currently starring on Broadway
in LEGALLY BLONDE (be sure to wear pink to the show). Seth's weekly
interview show always features stars, soon-to-be stars and folks behind
the scenes of the musical theater stage - for just a $10 cover - 2-drink
minimum. Best of all, all proceeds from the cover go to BROADWAY CARES/EQUITY
FIGHTS AIDS (http://www.bcefa.org/
)! For details, see: http://www.sethsbroadwaychatterbox/
.
FRIDAY - MAY 18th
NEXT BOSTON AREA BACA/CCAE OPEN MIC EVENT MAY 18th
The next Boston Cabaret Open mic, sponsored by BACA (Boston Association
of Cabaret Artists - http://www.bostoncabaret.com/
) and CAMBRIDGE CENTER FOR ADULT EDUCATION (http://www.ccae.org/
) will be held on Friday, May 18th at 8:00 pm at the CAMBRIDGE CENTER
FOR ADULT EDUCATION (56 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA - 617-547-6789
- Ext. 1 - http://www.ccae.org/
). Outgoing BACA President Jim Keating will be the host, with Joe
Della Penna at the piano. Please bring sheet music in your key, and
because these events attract a lot of people who want to sing ballads
and torch songs, try to pick something upbeat and/or funny. Performers
are welcome to come early and help set up - it's a great way to meet
other music-lovers. Sign-up starts at 7:00 pm. $10 ($8 BACA members).
AFTER PARTY FRIDAY AT THE BEECHMAN WITH E. CLAYTON CORNELIOUS
THE WEST BANK CAFE/LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER (407 West 42nd Street,
NYC - 212-695-6909 - http://www.westbankcafe.com/theater/schedule
) presents THE AFTER PARTY, an informal social gathering for the theatrically
inclined. Every Friday from 10:30 pm till 2:00 am, join hosts Brandon
Cutrell and Alysha Umphress, as well as Ray Fellman at the piano,
for this weekly party in the heart of Manhattan's theatre district.
The mic is always open. Award-winning vocalist Lisa Asher serves as
singing bartemtress. A favorite of the Manhattan cabaret scene, Lisa's
pour is as ferocious as her belt. Special guest this week Friday,
May 18th This week's special guest is E. Clayton Cornelious from A
CHORUS LINE. There is no cover charge and no minimum.
SATURDAY - MAY 19th
EARLY POOLE PARTY PRESENTS COMEDY WITH DARLENE VIOLETTE
The Award-Winning Stand-Up & Musical Comedy show POOLE PARTY, hosted
by Ron Poole, will present some of NYC's FUNNIEST MOMS at DON'T TELL
MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 1-212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/
) this Saturday night, May 19th at 8:30 pm. 2007 MAC AWARD nominee
Darlene Violette ( MTV, NBC's Law & Order, The Ricki Lake Show & FX's
Rescue Me!) hosts the show while Ron performs at a gig out of town.
Scheduled to perform are Jeff Kreisler, Winner of Bill Hicks Spirit
Award for Thought Provoking Comedy; Marcus Hicks from VH-1's Best
Week Ever; Andrew Ginsburg from Carolines & HBO's The Sopranos; Cathie
Boruch from The Broadway Comedy Club; Joe Minolfi 2007 MAC Nominee
from The New York Improv; Chris Carfizzi from Carolines On Broadway;
Ray Payton from Stand-Up New York; Michael Brill 2007 MAC Award Winner
for Outstanding Male Stand-Up Comic In New York City; plus Sidney
Myer Multiple MAC & Bistro Award Winning Musical Comedian. Hit comic
Craig Coursey, originally scheduled to appear, had to cancel because
STAPLES ran out of post-it pads. $15 cover, 2 drink minimum. $10 cover
for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
LATE NIGHT POOLE PARTY PRESENTS MAC AWARD WINNERS AND MORE
The Award-Winning Stand-Up & Musical Comedy show POOLE PARTY, late
night edition, normally hosted by Ron Poole, but this week hosted
by the lovely Darlene Violette, will present some of NYC's AWARD WINNING
COMICS at DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 1-212-757-0788
- http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/
) this Saturday night, May 19th at 11:00 pm. Invited to perform are
Karith Foster from Comedy Central's Premium Blend; Corey Manuel from
The New York Improv; Vicki Ferrentinos from The Broadway Comedy Club;
Gabe Waldman from Carolines On Broadway; Michael Brill 2007 MAC Award
Winner for Outstanding Male Stand-Up Comic In New York City;Sidney
Myer Multiple MAC & Bistro Award Winning Musical Comedian; and Elizabeth
Blue & Rory Scholl as "Pembroke & Lu" from ComedySportz NYC. $15 cover,
2 drink minimum. $10 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
SUNDAY - MAY 20th
THE IRIDIUM JAZZ BRUNCH SUNDAY
Barry Levitt's Vocal Jazz Workshop & Brunch takes place each Sunday
at IRIDIUM JAZZ CLUB (1650 Broadway, NYC - 212-582-2121 - http://www.iridiumjazzclub.com/
) from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, featuring the "Brunch House Band" which
includes Barry Levitt (piano/musical director), Dave Schnitter (sax),
Cameron Brown (bass) and Anthony Pinciotti (drums). Featured guest
this week, Sunday May 20th not named at press time. Guests will be
performing sets starting around 1:00 pm. Guest vocalists are invited
to sit in. Guests in upcoming weeks: May 27th, Cleve Douglas; June
3rd, Laurie Krauz; June 10th, Marlene Ver Plank; June 17th, Gabrielle
Stravelli; June 24th, Gil "Bop" Benson; July 1st, Andrea Wolper. $21.95
price includes show, brunch buffet & complimentary cocktail.
"AT THE RITZ!" TO BE BROADCAST SUNDAY ON STREAMING AUDIO 24/7
Regular weekly live broadcasts of the AT THE RITZ! radio program can
be heard on WVOF 88.5FM from 3:00 to 5:00 pm. Producers and hosts
Jeffrey C. Williams and Lynn DiMenna now announce a new, convenient
way to hear their weekly show. Simply go to http://www.attheritz.org/
and in one click you can enjoy AT THE RITZ! streaming 24/7 anytime!
Sunday shows are rebroadcast throughout the week along with some internet
only music. AT THE RITZ! features cabaret, jazz, Broadway and similar
sophisticated music along with celebrity interviews and commentary.
For more information email attheritz@msn.com.
RELATED STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070131Ritz.shtml
the show and Sunday's guests at http://www.davesgoneby.org/
.
"EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW" SUNDAY HOLDS SPRING FUNDRAISER
On Sunday, May 20th, EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN, on the Radio over
WBAI 99.5 FM and on the Internet at http://www.2600.com/offthehook/hot2.ram,
usually heard from 9:00 to 11:00 pm with host David Kenney will hold
its annual SPRING FUNDRAISER, starting one hour earlier at 8:00 pm,
and a chance for listeners to "be a deejay." With a $200 pledge you
can be a deejay for 30 minutes on an upcoming Sunday night show. A
$100 pledge will make you a deejay for 15 minutes. Make a $25 pledge
and become a member/supporter of WBAI. There will also be an in-studio
visit by Deanna Witkowski, Winner of the 2002 Great American Jazz
Piano Competition. Each week EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN show features
the usual blend of big-band jazz, swing, standards, showtunes, contemporary
cabaret and celebrity interviews plus MEGA-MEDLEY MADNESS. For more
information contact: oldisnew@earthlink.net.
You are also invited to e-mail your comments and suggestions for future
shows. For more information, see http://www.oldisnew.org/
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DAVE'S GONE BY ON RADIO & NET THIS SUNDAY AT 11:00 pm
DAVE'S GONE BY is a weekly mix of talk-radio, humor and music, ranging
from political commentary to sketch comedy, from theater reviews to
interviews, from musical detours to straight-talking monologues hosted
by Dave Lefkowitz. It can be heard in the NYC area on Sunday nights
at 11:00 pm on Long Island's WGBB-AM (1240) and also on the web, live,
at http://www.am1240wgbb.com/
. This Sunday night Dave brings back the "News Gone By!" Plus "Inside
Broadway" looks at this weeks Tony nominations, and Dave "Goes Off"
on the recent radio purges. Don't miss Dave's half-hour pre-show with
co-host Jeff Goodman at 10:30! Past guests have included Karen Grassle,
Dottie Burman, Neil Sedaka, Tom Paxton, October Project and Housewives
on Prozac. Read all about the show and Sunday's guests at http://www.davesgoneby.org/
.
PROMOTE YOUR SHOW, CD OR OTHER EVENT ON THE WEBSITE
If you are planning on running a banner for your show or CD, be sure
to get your order in. Banners are available in three sizes and are
priced accordingly. I limit the number of banner ads to 25 per week
and home-page side-bar ads to 5 per week. Please let me know if you
wish to reserve space and for which weeks (banners run from Sunday
through Saturday). Just go to the website and click on the button
BANNER INFO for prices and details. Performers running banners get
a special listing for their show or other cabaret-related item in
every MONDAY issue of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE, reaching over 2,700
subscribers.
FUTURE EVENTS
NEXT DCCN OPEN MIC MONDAY, MAY 21st AT WAREHOUSE THEATRE
The next open mic event, presented by DCCN (DC Cabaret Network - http://www.dccabaretnetwork.org/
) will be on Monday, May 21st at THE WAREHOUSE THEATRE (1021 7th Street
NW, Washington, DC). Everyone is welcome. These Open Mic Nights are
a great opportunity to try out new stuff, take out an old friend,
or just hone your skills in a friendly and supportive environment.
Sign up at 7:30 pm, start singing at 8:00 pm. You can always sing
your cabaret favorites!! Pianist for the evening will be Doug Bowles.
Admission is $10 suggested donation for pianist. (Next open mic on
Monday, May 21st.)
MAC SEMINAR MAY 22nd FEATURES CABARET / THEATER: DICHOTOMY?
"Cabaret as Theater / Theater as Cabaret" is the topic of the next
MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets) Seminar to be presented at
THE TRIAD (158 West 72nd Street, NYC - RESV: 212-465-2662 - http://www.Triadnyc.com/
) on Tuesday, May 22nd from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Moderated by Adam Feldman
(TIME OUT NY) and Sherry Eaker (BACK STAGE), the panel discussing
this topic includes Rick Crom, Gerry Geddes, Miles Phillips, Jay Rogers,
Stuart Ross and Mark Waldrop. As part of the event there will be a
special performance from the cast of "When The Lights Go Out" currently
playing at THE TRIAD. The seminar is FREE for members of MAC, and
$10 for guests. Bar available. Reservations are being taken for this
event at the phone number above and are highly recommended.
NEXT JAMIE DEROY & FRIENDS TV BROADCAST TUESDAY, MAY 29th
The cable TV show "Jamie deRoy & friends" heard locally here in NYC
on Time Warner Channel 67 and RCN Channel 109 will next be seen on
Tuesday, May 29th at 8:00 pm. The show is produced by Jamie deRoy
& friends, inc. and directed by Barry Kleinbort. Taped and Edited
by Applause Video. It is also broadcast in Washington DC and Connecticut
- check local listing. For details see http://www.jamiederoy.com/
.
MAC/ASCAP SONGWRITER'S SHOWCASE JUNE 6TH
The next MAC/ASCAP Songwriter's Showcase hosted by Jamie deRoy and
featuring special guest for the evening, composer & lyricist Carol
Hall will take place on Wednesday, June 6th at THE WEST BANK CAFE/LAURIE
BEECHMAN THEATER (407 West 42nd Street, NYC - 212-695-6909 - http://www.westbankcafe.com/theater/schedule
). Other guests appearing will be writing partners Robert Maddock
& Joe Iconis and writing partners Benj Pasek & Justin Paul all of
whom are Jonathan Larson Award recipients. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE
at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsNYC070606MACASCAP.shtml
ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL SET FOR JUNE 8th THROUGH 23rd
The Great American songbook will be well served at the 2007 ADELAIDE
CABARET FESTIVAL (http://www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com/
) which runs from Friday June 8th to Saturday June 23rd with Michael
Feinstein heading a contingent of top-line American cabaret artists
bound for Adelaide for this year's festival. Feinstein will give a
master-class as well as appear in concert with the Adelaide Art Orchestra
Big Band in the 2000 seat Festival Theatre in an all-Gershwin program.
New Yorkers, Maude Maggart and Tony DeSare will also give performances.
Acknowledged as the biggest cabaret festival in the world, the 2007
Adelaide Cabaret Festival will run over 16 nights, and Festival Director,
Julia Holt has selected from around the world, 450 artists who will
give 180 performances of 68 different shows. Among the more classic
shows, European cabaret artists, Isabelle Georges and Frederik Steenbrink
who will present two shows, one of them Une Etoile et Moi..a Judy
Garland ( "Judy and Me") which pays tribute to Judy Garland, whom
Georges credits with inspiring her career. For details of the full
program see http://www.adelaidecabaretfestival.com/
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NEXT SHEET MUSIC SOCIETY MEETING SATURDAY, JUNE 9th
THE NEW YORK SHEET MUSIC SOCIETY (http://www.nysms.org/
), now in its 20th Season, meets the second Saturday afternoon of
each month through June. For the final show before summer break, on
Saturday June 9th, The Lyrics of E. Y. "Yip" Harburg. Jerry Laird
will be producing and Ernie Harburg (Yip's son) will be the special
guest. The meetings take place at LOCAL 802 MUSICIANS' HALL (322 West
48th Street, NYC). There is a Flea Market 12:30 - 1:45:00 pm (music
sheets, tapes, CD's etc.) Program from 1:45 to 3:30 pm. Non-member
guest fee $10. Membership only $50 per year for 9 great Programs and
a monthly Newsletter.
CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY JULY 6th
Its official - the SEVENTEENTH BIRTHDAY OF CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE
will be held on July 6th at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street,
NYC - 212-206-0440 - http://www.metropolitanroom.com/
). Showtime is 7:00 pm. Tickets are available now on the CABARET HOTLINE
ONLINE website. 2007-2008 CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE memberships are also
available, valid through July 5, 2008. In fact we are offering a special
"combo" price for those who wish to renew their membership and purchase
a ticket at the same time. SEE FULL STORY ON THE WEBSITE at http://www.svhamstra.com/NewsCH07070517th1.shtml
The CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE 17th BIRTHDAY PARTY is
sponsored in part by Jenna Esposito (http://www.jennaesposito.com/
), Rob Langeder (http://www.roblangeder.com/
), Suzanne Carrico (http://www.suzannecarrico.com/
), Julian Yeo (http://www.julianyeo.com/
), Eric Michael Gillett (http://www.ericmichaelgillett.com/
) and Matt Leahy (http://www.mattleahy.com/
)
AROUND THE TOWN - NYC NIGHTLIFE & CABARET
Some "last chances:"
Eric Michael Gillett in "Hook, Line & Singer" last
show tonight at 8:00 pm at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street,
NYC - 212-206-0440 - http://www.metropolitanroom.com/
). This is one of the most entertaining shows in town - performed
by an expert in the art of entertaining. Eric recounts the "soundtrack"
of his life as it pours from his car radio in a stirring ride down
memory lane. Not to be missed.
Phil Bond's autobiographical "My Friend, The Cat"
show has its last performance next week Friday at THE WEST BANK
CAFE/LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER (407 West 42nd Street, NYC - 212-695-6909
- http://www.westbankcafe.com/theater/schedule
) at 8:00 pm. Funny, entertaining, and at times very touching story
of a boy who becomes a man while spending less than a dozen years
with a very wise (and clever) feline partner.
2007 MAC & BISTRO AWARD winner Kristine Zbornik has
just one more night, Monday, May 21st at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34
West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440 - http://www.metropolitanroom.com/
) of her wild, zany and totally funny show. I can't say anything
more except you simply must catch this one, if the show isn't sold
out already!
She comes all the way from Erie PA a few dozen times
a year to see cabaret shows in NYC and then occasionally does one
herself. I am speaking of Alice Frazier, who has one performance
left of her show "Broadway Without Boundaries" tonight, Thursday
May 17th at 7:00 pm at HELEN'S RESTAURANT, CABARET & PIANO LOUNGE
(169 Eighth Avenue, NYC - 212-206-0609 - http://www.helensnyc.com/
). This lady can (and does) sing anything - opera, jazz, pop, and
I even hear she can rap. I chose her as one of my guest performers
at my 17th Birthday Party, and you will easily see why when you
hear her!
Tanya Moberly has two more performances of her amazing series of song
collections on Fridays, May 18th & 25th at DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West
46th Street, NYC - 1-212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/ ).
In the style of the great Mabel Mercer, with nary a line of "patter"
Ms. Moberly simply sings some songs, and in so doing reveals more
of herself and more of each song than dozens of paragraphs of mere
words could do. Powerful and captivating. Not to be missed.
I have a confession to make: I have never watched a single complete
AMERICAN IDOL TV show - a few snatches here and there, but never a
complete show. But many readers have, I am told, and one of the show's
finalists by the name of J. Paul Koehler is performing tomorrow night,
Friday May 18th at 9:30 pm at DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street,
NYC - 1-212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmamanyc.com/
). I ran into him two weeks ago at Tanya Moberly's show (also this
Friday at MAMA'S but at 7:00 pm) and promised I would catch his show
(especially since Jay Rogers is directing).
Adriane Tolsch has two more shows this month of her very funny and
constantly changing show "None of Your Damn Business!" at UPSTAIRS
AT ROSE'S TURN (55 Grove Street, NYC - 1-212-366-5438 - http://www.rosesturn.com/
) on Fridays, May 18th & 25th at 7:00 pm. She tore the roof off the
cabaret room at DON'T TELL MAMA at my SWEET SIXTEEN anniversary show
last year. Her show takes a comic look at "growing older" and you
will discover that those aren't wrinkles on your face, they are "laugh
lines."
Born and raised in the Garden State, I went to college in Michigan
and even stayed there a few extra years and lost my New Jersey accent
in so doing. But it all came back to me last Saturday night when I
went to UPSTAIRS AT ROSE'S TURN (55 Grove Street, NYC - 1-212-366-5438
- http://www.rosesturn.com/
) and saw Pennie Diamond Quintano's "Jersey Tomato" show at 7:00 pm.
This dynamic performer sings and tap dances, and has more energy than
a ESSO refinery (or whatever name they go by these days). With a Jersey
accent you can cut with a knife, she relates in song, dance and story,
the "ups and downs" of searching for career and love in the shadow
of the Empire State. It was so much fun it made me long for a sandwich
of grilled Taylor Ham with cheese or a Rutt's Hut hot dog with relish-mustard.
Ah, the misspent days of my youth!
My three sisters all receive these newsletters and I can already predict
that each of them is going to send me an e-mail later today scolding
me for all this partying I have been doing. So I will promise right
now that I will not go to THE AFTER PARTY this Friday night at THE
WEST BANK CAFE/LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER (407 West 42nd Street, NYC
- 212-695-6909 - http://www.westbankcafe.com/theater/schedule
) at 10:30 pm as I have done for the past two Friday nights and stay
out until 2:00 am having fun with some of the most talented kids in
town taking their turn at the open mic. I will not take part this
week in all the great fun that Brandon Cutrell, Alysha Umphress, Lisa
Asher and Ray Fellman dish out at these weekly fun-blasts. I will
not be there this week to hear special guest E. Clayton Cornelious
from A CHORUS LINE. Hmmm. Well, lets just say that I don't plan to
be there. I might be there, but haven't really committed myself to
be there. No cover - no minimum. Hmmm. Well, let's just say that I
hope Brandon saves me a seat just in case I just might drop by - for
just a few minutes.
ABOUT CABARET NEWS IN THE NEWSLETTER AND ON THE WEBSITE
Information about other shows around the country and around the world
can be found on the CABARET NEWS page of the CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE
website. How do you get an item posted in the CABARET NEWS section
of the CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE website? Just e-mail me a press release
of at least four paragraphs, giving the complete information on your
show, CD release or other cabaret related event. Include photos in
jpg or gif format if available. Please send me complete information
- and do not merely e-mail me a copy of your flier or a reference
to a website.
By the way, I usually trim quotes from reviews from
the press releases I receive before using the item on my website
or in the newsletter, so don't count them when putting together
the four or more paragraphs. And, please, please don't send in your
press release with all those annoying html links (with embedded
photos, distracting backgrounds, etc.), or simply a .jpg of your
post card or as one of those "e-vite" things that require me to
"click to open" and lead to a web page somewhere. Just send in your
press release or listings request in simple .txt format (the format
I write these issues in and use for the website).
IT'S TIME TO GO
Near the top of this newsletter I promised that you would read things
in this issue you will not find published anywhere else. Did I keep
my promise?
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I realize that there is probably far more information here than you
might be able to digest in one reading, but please keep in mind that
for the performers mentioned, CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE is one of the
few publications that spread the word about their shows and performances.
To them, that item about their show is most important, and the fact
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etc.) alike. Your membership donations make this all possible.
Now before I fall asleep, I better e-mail this off. Then I will fall
asleep. I have a "short" night tonight - just picking up my mail and
catching Seth's Broadway Chatterbox at 6:00 pm at DON'T TELL MAMA,
then back home for some additional "R&R" - there is a long weekend
coming up, with Tanya Moberly and J. Paul Koehler on my schedule for
Friday at MAMA'S (and the AFTER PARTY at the BEECHMAN not in my current
schedule), Rose Andrez at THE DUPLEX on Saturday with maybe a POOLE
PARTY or two, and then David Gurland at THE BEECHMAN on Sunday. Of
course, as with all live entertainment events, schedule is subject
to change.
Now, where did I put that aspirin?
And that is just about the way it was.
Hugs & Stuff,
STU
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