JAMIE DEROY AND FRIENDS, THURSDAY NIGHT VARIETY SHOW AT THE METROPOLIAN ROOM. Jamie deRoy brings her award winning show to the Metropolitan room, Thursday, April 26 at 7:30 pm. Special guests include Mary Bond Davis, Gay Marshall, Karen Mason, Jeffrey Pirrami, Jay Rogers and William Finn. The show is directed by Barry Kleinbort with Lanny Meyers as musical director. 
"here! on Broadway," a podcast hosted by Jim Caruso, is a joyous celebration of the showbiz scene featuring music and conversation with Broadway's most dazzling personalities. Click on 
MINNELLI & CARUSO: TOGETHER AGAIN... I'm beyond excited to tell you that I'll be performing on the road with my amazing friend Liza Minnelli quite a bit this next year! We're re-creating 
ON THE CD, AT THE MOVIES , DAVE KOZ , A MULTI-GRAMMY NOMINATED SAX PLAYER with two gold albums and ten top 5 hits to his credit, takes center stage on eight instrumentals: "Over The Rainbow," "As Time Goes By," "The Pink Panther," "Summer of '42," "Cinema Paradiso," "Schindler's List," "It Might Be You" and "The Shadow of Your Smile." The 40-piece orchestra enlisted by Koz and producer Phil Ramone provides a majestic, sweeping soundscape for the saxophonist and his guest vocalists, including Vanessa Williams, who contributes an exquisite version of "The Way We Were," and Johnny Mathis, who perfectly captures the bittersweet quality of "The Shadow Of Your Smile," from The Sandpiper. Other highlights include Anita Baker's elegant rendering of "Somewhere," from West Side Story and Donna Summer's shimmering version of "A Whole New World," from Disney's Aladdin. Barry Manilow duets with Koz on a hip arrangement of Henry Mancini's "Moon River," and India.Aire delivers a deeply personal performance of "It Must Be You," from Tootsie. At The Movies is a must-have for music and film lovers everywhere. Disappear into another world and spend some time At The Movies.
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Wheeee!!! We're so proud to present the return of the award-winning acappella group, Toxic Audio to Birdland on Monday, April 23 at 7pm. With over 200 Off-Broadway performances, a Drama Desk Award, and a recent 2005 Artist of the Year honor by the CARA Awards, Toxic Audio have certainly made their mark on the New York Theater scene. Rated #1 in the Wall Street Journal/Zagat Theater Survey, TOXIC AUDIO became New York's highest recommended show, receiving higher audience ratings than The Lion King, The Producers, Hairspray and BlueMan Group. During their run at the John Houseman Theater in New York City, they won the 2004 Drama Desk Award for most “Unique Theatrical Experience.” They have since performed as special guests for the Mayor of New York's Gracie Mansion, for the New York Mets at Shea Stadium, for Robert De Niro's Tribeca Film Festival, as well as a successful world-tour. |
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SQUIGS DRAWS THE STARS. Justin 'Squigs' Robertson is well known in the
Los Angeles theatre community for capturing show biz folks in pen and
ink, and his acclaim is quickly spreading across the country. He loves
sushi. His favorite song is 'It's Only A Paper Moon'. And he
genuflects upon merely hearing the name of Al Hirschfeld. His
whimsical illustration and design is aided and abetted by his parallel
career as an actor and entertainer. You can visit 
WHAT
DO MICHAEL C. HALL, KERRY BUTLER, CHEYENNE JACKSON, ESTELLE PARSONS, JULIA MURNEY, DEVEN
MAY, HUNTER FOSTER, MICHAEL ARDEN, JAMES BLUNT and the GOO GOO DOLLS
all have in common? Their
secret weapon -- voice teacher Liz Caplan! Her student ANA GASTEYER
(upcoming Threepenny Opera) says, "Studying with Liz has changed my
approach to singing on every level. In the two years we have worked
together, she has combined phenomenal technique with tailor-made specifications
to meet a huge variety of professional demands. Her tireless enthusiasm
and expertise have empowered me physiologically and emotionally to become
a better singer than I had ever imagined. It's like physical therapy
and good, old-fashioned psycho-therapy for your vocal chords!" Visit 
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