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SONGS OF SUMMER: The Musical Theater Project Cabaret Series
Thursday, July 21, 2011. Alma Theater, 7pm.
In advance: $22 center, $20 sides. Day of show $25/23. [buy tickets]
TMTP's Bill Rudman and Nancy Maier bring three of their cabarets to a perfect setting -- the Alma Theater -- and their singers are Cain Park favorites! Great musical theater songs with irresistible performers. Join us for all three: 7/21 Songs of Summer, 7/28 A Fine Romance (Love Song Cabaret), and 8/11 Optimistic Voices!
Rodgers & Hammerstein tell us in Carousel: 'A crowd of doubtin' Thomases was predictin' that the summer'd never come!' But it's finally here and this brand-new cabaret has the songs to prove it -- from 'June Is Bustin' Out All Over' to 'Summertime,' from Grease's 'Summer Nights' to Kiss Me, Kate's 'Too Darn Hot.' Featuring singers Jessie Cope and Jared Leal.
A FINE ROMANCE--LOVE SONG CABARET, The Musical Theater Project Cabaret Series
Thursday, July 28, 2011. Alma Theater, 7pm.
In advance: $22 center, $20 sides. Day of show $25/23. [buy tickets]
TMTP's Bill Rudman and Nancy Maier bring three of their cabarets to a perfect setting -- the Alma Theater -- and their singers are Cain Park favorites! Great musical theater songs with irresistible performers. Join us for all three: 7/21 Songs of Summer, 7/28 A Fine Romance (Love Song Cabaret), and 8/11 Optimistic Voices!
Presented to a packed house at Chautauqua Institution, this cabaret shines a spotlight on the many faces of love. Whether you're 25 or 75, that feeling gets you high, it gets you low -- and there's nothing to do but give in! The songs include the ultra-romantic 'Night and Day,' 'All the Things You Are' and 'Love Is Here to Stay,' but you'll also be laughing out loud at 'Down With Love,' 'Let's Do It' and 'You Irritate Me So.' Said Chautauqua's Marty Merkley: 'Stylish and entertaining -- a great evening!' Featuring Ursula Cataan and Jared Leal.
LONG ROAD: I'll Fly Away -- A 1961 Coffeehouse
Saturday, July 30, 2011. Alma Theater, 7pm.
$22 center, $20 sides in advance. $25/23 day of show. [buy tickets]
Cleveland's favorite (and only) folk group shares history and humor and songs made famous by artists like The Weavers, The Kingston Trio, The Limeliters, Harry Belafonte, The Brothers Four, The Terriers, Bob Gibson, Judy Collins and others. Long Road is David Budin, Kevin Richards, Bob Sandham, Ray DeForest, Celia Hollander Lewis and Charlie Lewis on guitar, banjo, mandolin, Celtic harp, autoharp, pedal steel and bass.
TOP HAT, WHITE TIE AND TAILS: Songs of Fred Astaire
Thursday, August 4, 2011. Alma Theater, 7pm.
$22 center, $20 sides in advance. $25/23 day of show. [buy tickets]
Paul Hoffman, along with jazz pianist Matthew Skitzki and Alan Gleghorn on bass, bring you an evening of songs made popular by Fred Astaire as well as stories of Astaire's career from vaudeville, Broadway, and motion pictures. Enjoy such tunes as 'Puttin' On The Ritz,' 'Night and Day,' 'Fascinating Rhythm' among others, done in a jazz style and performed in an intimate cabaret setting. Hoffman began his professional career as a member of the international performing group, The Young Americans, before coming to northeast Ohio where he performed in many area theaters.
CHARLIE MOSBROOK
Saturday, August 6, 2011. Alma Theater, 7pm.
$22 center, $20 sides in advance. $25/23 day of show. [buy tickets]
As one of Cleveland's favorite coffeehouse performers for over 20 years, Charlie Mosbrook has amassed a collection of songs respected and enjoyed by his audience and musical peers alike. In early 2011 the CD, Coverage: The Songs of Charlie Mosbrook was released including 17 performances of his music by many of Northeast Ohio's most prominent acts. His music has been performed on NPR and FolkAlley.com to audiences throughout the nation and globe. Performing with a deep soulful voice and eclectic distinctive acoustic guitar style, Charlie's sincerity in song is complimented by his playful quick wit. Having suffered a spinal cord injury in 2010, this former triathlete/marathoner's inspiring response to tragedy reverberates through out his performances with his most recent music reflecting his unwavering determination over adversity.
OPTIMISTIC VOICES, The Musical Theater Project Cabaret Series
Thursday, August 11, 2011. Alma Theater, 7pm.
In advance: $22 center, $20 sides. Day of show: $25/23. [buy tickets]
TMTP's Bill Rudman and Nancy Maier bring three of their cabarets to a perfect setting -- the Alma Theater -- and their singers are Cain Park favorites! Great musical theater songs with irresistible performers. Join us for all three: 7/21 Songs of Summer, 7/28 A Fine Romance (Love Song Cabaret), and 8/11 Optimistic Voices!
Discover songs filled with hope, love and perseverance! During the 1930s, stage and screen musicals were filled with wonderful music and lyrics written to help Americans weather the economic storm of the Great Depression. This cabaret presents funny, romantic and stirring songs from that decade and beyond, spanning more than 50 years and lifting your spirits during our own tough times. You'll hear such classics as 'On the Sunny Side of the Street,' 'Let's Face the Music and Dance' and even 'Tomorrow' from Annie. Featuring Adina Bloom and Fabio Polanco.
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