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Thursday, April 01, 2010

Katie Petterle (7:30 PM)

Katie Petterle

April Fool

From Etta James to The Beatles, Kate Petterle performs her take on "The Classics".

Kate Petterle made her Metropolitan Room debut in January and is thrilled to be returning with her new show: Kate Petterle, The April Fool. A graduate of The Boston Conservatory, Katie has performed in theatres all over the country. She can also be heard on TV as various characters on Pokemon and singing the theme song to Fighting Foodons. She is vice president of Sing For Your Seniors (www.singforyourseniors.org), a non-profit organization of New York singers who perform for senior citizens and hospitals in the New York area.

Thursday, April 1st @ 7:30 20.00
Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Friday, April 02, 2010

Kathleen France (7:30 PM)

Kathleen France

"Book Of Love"

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Kathleen France makes her cabaret debut in "Book of Love", directed by Lina Koutrakos, with music direction by Tracy Stark. An avid reader, Kathleen daydreams about her love life being like those in novels, only to find that real life doesn't quite measure up to the stories she reads on the train. The show includes songs from Queen, Billy Joel, Dolly Parton, John Lennon & Paul McCartney, Sheryl Crow, and others from the Great American Songbook.

Friday, April 2nd @ 7:30

Friday, April 16th @ 9:45

20.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Metrojam (10:00 PM)

MetroJam, hosted by Jenna Esposito, is the monthly open mic at the Metropolitan
Room. Each month boasts a different guest star, a terrific lineup of performers and
the fabulous MetroJam House Band: John DiPinto on piano, Ritt Henn on bass, and
Bobby Sher on drums. Singers and instrumentalists of all types are encouraged to
join in the fun - just bring two copies of your music (uptempo songs are preferred)
and arrive early to sign up (sign-up begins at 9:30 p.m.).

Friday, April 2nd @ 10:00

15.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Saturday, April 03, 2010

Penny Fuller (7:30 PM)

Penny Fuller

Penny Fuller won critical plaudits on Broadway for her portrayal of the outwardly sweet but inwardly subversive Eve Harrington in Applause (1970-1972), the musical version of All About Eve with Lauren Bacall as Margo Channing. Debuting in The Moon Besieged (1962), she later appeared as a replacement in the original productions of Barefoot in the Park (1963) and Cabaret (1966).Her last Broadway musical (to date) was Richard Rodgers' 1976 flop about Henry VIII, Rex, in which she appeared opposite Nicol Williamson and Glenn Close. (She has continued to work in musicals, however, including the original production of William Finn's A New Brain and a 1999 revival of Rodgers' Do I Hear a Waltz? at New Jersey's George Street Playhouse.) Recent years have found Miss Fuller back on Broadway, in the original productions of Wendy Wasserstein's An American Daughter (1997) and Neil Simon's The Dinner Party (2000); she was Tony-nominated for the latter. Off-Broadway appearances have included Three Viewings (1995) and Nicky Silver's unsettling Beautiful Child. Penny Fuller has extensive television work to her credit, perhaps most memorably in her Emmy-winning performance as Mrs. Kendal in TV version of Bernard Pomerance's play The Elephant Man (1982) and in another stage-to-TV presentation, the 1985 version of Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, in which she played Mae (a.k.a. "Sister Woman") opposite Jessica Lange and Tommy Lee Jones. She has guest-starred in dozens of TV series, including The Edge of Night (1964), Love, American Style (1969), The Bob Newhart Show (1972), Banacek (1973), Trapper John, M.D. (1979 and 1981), One Day at a Time (1983), The Love Boat (1983 and 1985), L.A. Law (1988), Murder, She Wrote (1988 and 1993), China Beach (1989-90), Quantum Leap (1992), NYPD Blue (1994), Mad About You (1994-95), Melrose Place (1994-95), ER (1995), Law & Order (1998) and Judging Amy (2002 and 2005). Her big-screen work has included All the President's Men (1976) and The Beverly Hillbillies (1993).

Monday, March 15th, 2010 @ 7:00PM
Monday, March 22nd, 2010 @ 7:00PM
Saturday, April 3rd, 2010 @ 7:30PM

$25 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Cherisse Bradley (9:45 PM)

Cherisse Bradley

In her debut perfromance at the Metropolitan Room Cherisse Bradley will be singinga fusion of Jazz and Soul. She will be doing a her own arrangements with songs byNina Simone, Sade, and Gil Scott Heron mixed with original material. She is excitedto be performing here at the Metropolitan Room in follow up of her sold out performance in Harlem.

Saturday, April 3rd @ 9:45

15.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

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Working on a new show? Want to revisit some established songs? Thinking about new material? Bring your charts and try it out with an audience and Ricky Ritzel, Steve Lowenthal, or Nate Buccieri at the piano with Kim Lee Hicks on vocals!
Fridays & Saturdays From 11pm - 2am
No Cover Charge 1 Item Minimum Required

Piano Bar will start after Metrojam on the first Friday of every month

Sunday, April 04, 2010

Easter Sunday! (12:00 AM)

Monday, April 05, 2010

Allan Harris (9:30 PM)

Allan Harris

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Winner of three New York Nightlife Awards, Allan Harris has won praise from both critics and audiences worldwide for his amazing ability to touch and inspire people with his “smooth as velvet voice” and powerful stage presence. He has released nine international CDs within the past ten years, written, produced and starred in a new musical and toured in over twelve countries. “Unafraid to take risks, songwriter Harris proves he has the talent to meld American musical styles—blues, folk, country, jazz, gospel, and rock—into a cohesive score.” The New York Times writes...”Mr. Harris is a supremely relaxed and tasteful crooner in the Nat King Cole tradition.” Harris stretches far beyond the jazz crooner’s province to the hemline of American jazz and vernacular music.

Monday, April 5th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 12th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 19th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 26th @ 9:30PM

$20 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

$15 Cover With Reservation + 2 Beverage Minimum

Tuesday, April 06, 2010

Jaron Vesely (7:00 PM)

Jaron Vesely
Something Good

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After his critically acclaimed New York debut last summer, Jaron Vesely returns to the Metropolitan Room with "Something Good" — a show celebrating the wisdom of innocence and the desires of youth. Vesely, a
member of the Back Stage Bistro Award Winning Fabulous Pink Flamingos, presents an eclectic set for his second solo show, featuring songs by Cole Porter, Dolly Parton, Freddy Mercury, Rodgers & Hammerstein,
Paul Simon, and others. Profits from the show go to benefit Marriage Equality.

Tuesday, April 6th @ 7:00

$15 cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Annie Ross (9:30 PM)

JAZZ LEGEND
ANNIE ROSS
EVERY TUESDAY AT 9:30!

"Ms. Ross is a master class in how to sing jazz inside out, upside and down......Her sense of time and rhythm will fracture you...." ~ Rex Reed

Annie Ross has been an abundant contributor to the art of jazz for over 50 years. Born in the UK, she has been a permanent resident of the USA for many years and a US citizen since 2001. The following are some highlights of what has been a long and illustrious career in jazz:

Annie Ross is one of the pioneers of vocalese and the composer of "Twisted", one of the most well known examples of that art, as well as "Farmers Market", quot;Jackie" and many others. A founding member of Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, considered the greatest jazz vocal ensemble of all time, her influence is present in all subsequent practitioners of vocalese. “Twisted“ has been recorded by a host of vocalists, including some not normally associated with jazz, including Joni Mitchell and Bette Midler.

Annie Ross toured in the 50’s with the extraordinary Lionel Hampton band that included Art Farmer, Clifford Brown, Gigi Gryce, and Quincy Jones. Ms. Ross has recorded with James Moody, Kenny Clarke, Milt Jackson, Harry Sweets Edison, the Count Basie band, Louis Armstrong, Gerry Mulligan, Art Farmer, Chet Baker and many more. In this variety of settings, she became known as a great jazz singer, masterful at ballads and up tempos, with the ability to swing hard, improvise and make every lyric meaningful and revealing.

As a child, Annie Ross entered a talent show on the radio accompanied by the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, which resulted an a six-month contract with MGM. She went to Hollywood at age eight where she appeared in "The Little Rascals" singing a jazz version of "Loch Lomond." At age eleven she appeared as Judy Garland’s sister in "Presenting Lily Mars." At age 14 she composed the song "Let's Fly", which was subsequently recorded by Johnny Mercer and Jo Stafford.

In Paris in the late 40’s, she met up with musicians involved in modern jazz, including James Moody, Kenny Clarke, Charlie Parker, Coleman Hawkins, Billy Strayhorn, and displayed an unerring ear and savvy sense of harmony, which was much appreciated. At 19, she recorded “Le Vent Vert” with Moody. Back in the U.S. at age 21 she recorded for Savoy, along with Clarke, Milt Jackson and Percy Heath. She worked on 52nd St. with Max Roach, Tommy Potter and George Wallington and subbed for Billie Holiday at the Apollo Theater. The original recordings of “Twisted” and “Farmer’s Market” were done in 1952 with Wallington on piano and Art Blakey on drums.

Annie Ross has continued to bring the essence of jazz to a broad spectrum of listeners internationally, by touring, through her recordings, conducting workshops, writing, and appearances in film, television and radio.

Currently, Annie Ross is living in New York and is still active as a jazz performer, having recently performed in New York, Scotland, and Spain as well as having recorded a new CD, Let Me Sing..

Tuesdays @ 9:30
$25.00 Cover + 2 Drink Minimum

Wednesday, April 07, 2010

Danielle Grabionowski (7:30 PM)

Danielle Grabianowski

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For her solo cabaret debut Danielle Grabianowski - Metrostar's 1st runner up and the 2008 *1930's Idol* - will sing early songs from the Great American Songbook such as the Depression Era Classic, “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime” and the lesser known, “I’ll Die Happy” as well as new tunes from the likes of Christina Courtin, Regina Spektor and the White Stripes.

Danielle Grabianowski is the 2008, "1930's Idol" and most recently, came in 2nd in the Metropolitan Room’s Metrostar Talent Challenge where she was called, "one of those performers who can remind a listener of many predecessors, yet instantly seems newly-minted and already defiantly resists being fitted into anyone else's mold" by *The Huffington Post*.

Danielle was born in the suburbs of Buffalo, NY and moved to Florida's Tampa Bay Area when she was 13. After unsuccessfully trying out for various sports teams and academic clubs, she was finally cast in her high school drama club's production of Grease. Following this initial success she decided that a career in the performing arts would be the most logical way to go and went on to obtain a degree in Musical Theater from Florida State

University. In 2006 she appeared in "Hotter Than a Pregnant Cow: The Music of William Finn" at Rose's Turn and has performed with various theater companies around the country including the Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Bakerloo Theatre Project and Bigfork Summer Playhouse as well as in various readings and workshops of new musicals and plays in New York City. Favorite stage roles include Thea in "Fiorello", the Porter in "Macbeth", Fiona in "Brigadoon" and Angelique in "The Imaginary Invalid".

Wednesday, April 7th @ 7:30

$15.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

$10.00 Cover for MAC, AEA and other select groups

Thursday, April 08, 2010

Sigali Hamberger (7:30 PM)

Sigali Hamberger

In a departure from her take on the classics that earned her this year’s 1930s Idol title, Sigali explores a more contemporary and complex set of standards, art songs, and Broadway gems from Arlen and Azanavour to Bernstein and Bucchino. She lends her shimmering soprano to the contemporary works of Sondheim, Guettel, and Yeston along the way. Musical Direction & Arrangements by Ido Alexander; Directed by

Eric Michael Gillett.
Rodgers and Hart were on to something when they wrote about the noble pursuit of singing for one’s supper. Sigali wants nothing more than to do just that. She is thrilled to be this year’s reigning 1930s Idol champion, particularly because of her affinity for the popular music of the early 20th century. Her theater work includes roles inThe King & I, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, SheLoves Me, The Mikado, Country Club, and A Christmas Carol. More recently she finds at home on the cabaret stage singing the standards--both classic and contemporary--from the American songbook to Broadway.Sigali has a BA from the University of Pennsylvania, where she did not study theater, and an MBA from Rice, where she did not study singing.She happily credits these experiences for the knowledge that there is no effective intervention for singers—nor should there be! Sigali studied acting at The Neighborhood Playhouse and Circle in the SquareTheater Schools, and has 10 years of classical voice training.

Thursdays, April 8th & 22nd @ 7:30

$15 Cover + 2 beverage minimum

Jennifer Grimm (9:45 PM)

Jennifer Grimm

Jennifer Grimm comes back to New York City - thistime with her great friend and incredible musician, Jocko MacNelly, on theguitar. Jennifer grew up traveling on the road with her family'sshowband until she was high school age and hasn't stopped performingsince. A versatile and well-rounded talent, Jennifer is right athome on stage performing songs from her albums, her memories and songsfrom the audience!Come join Jennifer and Jocko for a great night of musicfilled with songs from the After Noon album, some Judy Garland, someTemptations, and, if the crowd requests it, maybe even some Salt NPepa...Please supply a bio or web site where one may beobtained-Growing up on the road was fun for Jennifer as she danced and sang herway across the country with her family's variety act for the firstthirteen years of her life.After settling down in the Twin Cities at 14, she attended public schoolfor the first time and kept performing with her mother, Colleen Raye, invarious venues including the Mall of America and Mystic Lake Casino.While earning her degree in Mathematics from Augsburg College, Jennifercontinued singing in clubs with 10-piece funk bands, in various cabaretand theater venues with theater companies, and in convention halls andchurches as a featured vocalist with Augsburg College's Gospel Praise.Soon after college, Jennifer ventured into her solo career, appearing onstages locally with such names as Garrison Keillor and Debbie Duncan, andin New York City, Europe and the Caribbean. With radio and recordingsuccess in local areas and overseas, Jennifer continues to base herself athome in the Twin Cities with her husband and her 2 sweet little girls.Some of Jennifer’s credits include earning the #2 spot on Aruba'syear-end top 100 countdown; performing in New York City with shining pressin The Village Voice; opening up for Oleta Adams at the St. Vincent BluesFestival; performing on Garrison Keillor's (creator of A Prairie HomeCompanion) Rhubarb Show; sharing performance events with Huey Lewis andThe News, Michael Buble, and Martina McBride; starring in the Ordway'sproduction of My Way, A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra; being the voiceof the World Figure Skating Champions Tour theme song; and singing as afeatured artist on many albums including Gene Adams' Jazz Anthology, Powerof 10, The Minnesota Boychoir, Century Big Band, Jonathan Rayson, HollyLong, Theater Latte Da, and Girl Singers of the Hit Parade, as well asbeing selected as the singing/speaking voice for Papa Murphy’s,Levaquil, Only Deals, Glucerna, Doctors Say Yes, Maplewood Toyota,Roseville Midway Ford, PerfectMatch.com, CreditAnswers, FIG, Pur HoodiaPlus, Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and many more.

Thursday, April 8th @ 9:45

20.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

$12 with authorized postcard/businesscard (provided by Jennifer Grimm)

Friday, April 09, 2010

Les Bandits (7:30 PM)

Elisabeth Cernadas & Les Bandits

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"Using mostly material from the 1960s, sung in French and English, Les Bandits’ show is fascinating and unusual—to say the least—in its musical accompaniment: all on the small cabaret stage, we have a glockenspiel, melodica, sax (these three all by Chris Shade) cello, bass, ukulele, drums, percussion. And a harp! Versatile, glowing and girlish, with lovely high tones, Elisabeth Cernadas does all the singing and spoken intros. Certainly this is an ensemble triumph. They appreciatively listen to each other and have a striking serenity. Intelligent, and a valentine to the music and era, joy radiates and the musicianship is as marvelous to drink in as to watch being played: struck, strummed, bowed, etc. Whatever they play and sing—Oscar Brown, Jr.’s “Forbidden Fruit,” a couple from The Beatles’ White album (“Rocky Raccoon,” “Blackbird”) and “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’” (in French!!), their original “Uke Song,” French poetry, sweet innocence or knowing sophistication—it’s all smartly done, fresh, winsome, and unaffected. Fantastique." Rob Lester Cabaret Scenes

Elisabeth Cernadas - Vocals, Ukulele
Chris Shade - Sax, Melodica, Glockenspeil
Kristi Shade - Harp
Will Clark - Drums
Kate Mollica - Violin
Pat Muchmore - Cello
Kenji Shinagawa - Guitar
Jeff Koch - Bass

Saturday, April 9th @ 7:30PM

$15 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum
$10 Cover With Reservation + Two Beverage Minimum

Kara Johnstad (9:45 PM)

Kara Johnstad

Le Grand Love

An evening of the music of Michel Legrand

From Berlin, the American Jazz Singer Kara Johnstad debuts her acclaimed performance of “LE GRAND LOVE, “ a tribute honoring the music of Michel Legrand. Kara leads us though a wonderful array of Legrand’s greatest hits such as The Summer Knows, Papa Can You Hear Me, Windmills of Your Mind and other rarely heard titles suggested by Legrand personally for her. Backed by international musicians, Rolf Zielke on piano ( Moscow Art Trio); Stephan Braun – cello (Jazz Blues Award, Berliner Ensemble) and Rhani Krija (Sting, Herbie Hancock) on percussion. The exceptional group of musicians bring a fresh approach to the timeless classics of Michel Legrand.

Friday, April 9th @ 9:45PM

Saturday, April 10th @ 9:45PM

$20 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Christine Reisner (7:30 PM)

Christine Reisner

"Songs of Albert Hague"

directed by Eric Michael Gillett
musical direction by Tex Arnold with special guest Jon Burr on bass

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Christine Reisner will appear at New York City's Metropolitan Room to premiere a retrospective of songs by her late uncle, TONY-Award winning composer Albert Hague. Directed by Eric Michael Gillett and featuring pianist Tex Arnold and Jon Burr on bass, the evening celebrates the oeuvre of one of America's national treasures. Interpreted with insightful warmth and wit by Christine Reisner, the musical world of Albert Hague comes alive in this winning one-hour show.

Riding high on the success of her recent CD release "Beginner's Luck," currently receiving airplay around the country and by Jonathan Schwartz on WNYC, Christine Reisner pays tribute to the magic of her uncle's life and work. From the tender age of seven she immersed herself in his music. Her anecdotes are much more than just oral history, but rather a heartfelt, sometimes comedic journey that completes her unique presentation of the songs by her revered Uncle Albert.

Christine made a name for herself as a cabaret star in France and as a dancer in the company of the famous Alwin Nikolais. Her guest appearances with other choreographers (including Beverly Blossom and Henning Rübsam) garnered her praise by such critics as Jennifer Dunning, who commented in The New York Times on Christine's work with Rübsam: "... his gift for celebrating a dancer's individual qualities comes to the fore. The solo makes the most of the charming Christine Reisner and her skill at quicksilver physical and emotional shifts."

Saturday, April 10th @ 7:30PM

Friday, April 16th @ 7:30PM

25.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Kara Johnstad (9:45 PM)

Kara Johnstad

Le Grand Love

An evening of the music of Michel Legrand

Friday, April 9th @ 9:45PM

Saturday, April 10th @ 9:45PM

$20 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Jocelyn Medina (7:00 PM)

Jocelyn Medina

The sounds and styles of Internationally acclaimed vocalist/composer Jocelyn Medina cross cultures, creeds and continents. Her original music fuses elements of Brazil, Spain, Africa and India with jazz harmonies, funk grooves and adventurous improvisations delivered through compellinglyrics and a distinct sound. Whether by means of an unexpected melodic turn, a hook that leaves you hopeful, or the rich resonance and dexterityof her voice, she seeks to touch on each listener’s individual experience with messages of universal truth and an inventive artistic approach.

Ms. Medina presents a diverse repertoire of original music, fusing elements of Brazil, Spain, and Africa with jazz harmonies, funk grooves and adventurous improvisations delivered through compelling lyrics and a distinct sound. Making her debut performance at the Metropolitan Room, she
will be accompanied by Rodrigo Ursaia on flute and saxophone, Nir Felder on guitar, Evan Gregor on bass and Ziv Ravitz on drums, performing original jazz, funk, world, pop-influenced material from her new album, “We Are Water."

Jocelyn gathered much of her eclectic mix of artistic influences during the four years she spent living abroad in Madrid, Spain, where she performed in jazz festivals and venues throughout Europe and recorded her first full-length CD of original compositions, “The Journey Begun.” Her musical training includes opera work at Stanford University, a Bachelors degree in Professional Music from Berklee College of Music and a Masters in Vocal Jazz Performance from Manhattan School of Music. Ms. Medina has performed in festivals and venues throughout the US, Europe and South America, including the Iridium Jazz Club, 55 Bar, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center.

Since moving to New York City in 2005, she has established herself as a unique and powerful voice in the local jazz scene. Currently based in Brooklyn, Jocelyn recently finished recording her second CD of original music, “We Are Water,” featuring an all-star international line-up of musicians including including Brazilian flutist Rodrigo Ursaia, guitarist Miles Okazaki, pianist Kristjan Randalu, bassist Aidan Carroll, and drummer Bodek Janke.

“…(her) seductive voice transforms each live performance into an authentic multicultural experience…demonstrating her remarkable finesse in the renovation of musical styles and genres.” (La Mundial, Spain)

Visit www.jocelynmedina.com for additional news, concert updates, photos, music downloads, and to purchase her CD and hear cuts from her new project.

Sunday, April 11th @ 7:00

$15 Cover + 2 Beverage Minumum

Monday, April 12, 2010

Raymond J. Lee (7:00 PM)

Raymond J. Lee

"An Evening of Broadway and Pop"

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RAYMOND J. LEE is so excited to be returning to the Metropolitan Room forhis second solo showt! Broadway: Mamma Mia! (Eddie). Off-Broadway: Applause(City Center Encores!), Two Gentlemen of Verona (The Public/NYSF). Regional:The Fantasticks (Matt; PCS), The King and I (Chululongkorn; Mill Mountain).Workshops/Readings: Bruce Lee: Journey to the West, Shrek, Honeymoon inVegas, Barrio Grrl! Film: Ghost Town. TV: "Fame" (NBC). He has alsoperformed with numerous orchestras at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Centerand is a proud Northwestern grad (RTVF). Ray would like to thank hisamazingly supportive friends and family, especially Robbi.

Monday, April 12th @ 7:00

15.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Allan Harris (9:30 PM)

Allan Harris

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Monday, April 5th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 12th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 19th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 26th @ 9:30PM

$20 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

$15 Cover With Reservation + 2 Beverage Minimum

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Rob Langeder (7:00 PM)

Photo: James Kilduff

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND for ONE NIGHT ONLY!

MAC Award-winning vocalist Rob Langeder presents a raucous romp through all-time song favorites - as well as a few lesser-known gems! This terrific tune-fest includes songs made famous by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat Cole and Elvis Costello among others!

"When they were handing out voices, this guy must have been way at the head of the line."
- David Finkle, VillageVoice.com

With The Fortune 5 featuring

Musical Director Fortune Esposito on guitar

Special Guest Jenna Esposito

Tuesday, April 13 @ 7:00 PM

$20 cover + 2 beverage minimum

ONLINE SPECIAL! Buy tickets online before March 29 and save $10.00!

Annie Ross (9:30 PM)

JAZZ LEGEND
ANNIE ROSS
EVERY TUESDAY AT 9:30!

"Ms. Ross is a master class in how to sing jazz inside out, upside and down......Her sense of time and rhythm will fracture you...." ~ Rex Reed

Currently, Annie Ross is living in New York and is still active as a jazz performer, having recently performed in New York, Scotland, and Spain as well as having recorded a new CD, Let Me Sing..

Tuesdays @ 9:30
$25.00 Cover + 2 Drink Minimum

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Carmela Rappazzo (7:30 PM)

Carmela Rappazzo

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After living, performing and recording four CD's in Los Angeles, Carmela Rappazzo returns to New York City to bring her unique take and wry sense of humor to some of the Great American Songbook standards with a mix of her own original songs as well as a few by the musicians she has crossed paths with over the years.

Wednesday, April 14th @ 7PM

$25 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Michael Garin & Mardie Millitt (7:30 PM)

Michael and Mardie at The Metropolitan Room

"Many Happy Returns"

Michael Garin and Mardie Millit have been described as "Steve and Eydie on acid"---and that's by their friends. New York's busiest unknown cabaret duo are making their Metropolitan Room debut with an evening of standards from all over the world...and beyond. Michael and Mardie have wowed the smart set at Elaine's with their impromtu music and comedy. Come see what happens when they actually rehearse! Billy Stritch says " Smart, funny, wickedly irreverent and a whole of fun. Mardie and Michael love to entertain and it shows."

15.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Friday, April 16, 2010

Christine Reisner (7:30 PM)

Christine Reisner

"Songs of Albert Hague"

directed by Eric Michael Gillett
musical direction by Tex Arnold with special guest Jon Burr on bass

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Saturday, April 10th @ 7:30PM

Friday, April 16th @ 7:30PM

25.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Kathleen France (9:45 PM)

Kathleen France

"Book Of Love"

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Friday, April 2nd @ 7:30

Friday, April 16th @ 9:45

20.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Cathy Taylor (5:00 PM)

Cathy Taylor

"Enough Already"

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Cathy Taylor returns to the Metropolitan Room with her new show, Enough Already! If you've ever felt the world exponentially upgrading while your own life is still rebooting, come see Cathy's show. Partake of her emotional download as she finally emerges as new and improved Cathy 5.4. She'll sing and kvetch and explain it all.

Saturday, April 17th @ 5:00 - Sunday, April 18th @ 4:00
Saturday, April 24th @ 5:00 - Sunday, April 25th @ 4:00

20.00 Cover + 2 Bevrage Minimum

Tim Howe And The Solid Citizens (7:30 PM)

Tim Howe and The Solid Citizens

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New York’s favorite folk/rock band is back. They knocked ‘em dead back on January 21 at The Metropolitan Room and now The Solid Citizens are bringing it back, and then some, for a great Saturday evening show. A lot of new stuff this time but count on their classics like “Liquor Box”, “Way Too Old”, “More than Friends” and “Here for the Party”, as well as a few soulful covers. Great music. A fun party.

Tim Howe, vocals and guitar

Jim Dawson, vocals and guitar

Seth David Walker, vocals and piano

Chris Smylie, vocals and bass

Sam Askin, drums

Saturday, April 17th @ 7:30PM

$25 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Q-Talk (9:45 PM)

Q-Talk

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Q-Talk is back in April the hit late night talk-variety show which has been compared to the funner gayer version of the View. Hosted by Frantz Hall, Joseph John,Angie McKnight,and our guest host MAC Award winner Jay Rogers.

This month the gang welcomes comedian Leah Dubie and 2010 MAC Award Nominee Tom Rocco.

Also Emmy Award Winner Leslie Jordan will stop by to talk about his Off Broadway Show My Trip Down The Pink Carpet.

We all know planning a wedding is not an easy job. This Month the Q-Talkers will discuss how to plan the perfect wedding whether you are gay or straight.

Event Planner Laura Long and Joseph John will give helpful hints on making that day even more special.

Saturday, April 17th @ 9:45

$5.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Cathy Taylor (4:00 PM)

Cathy Taylor

"Enough Already"

Meryl Romer (7:00 PM)

Meryl Romer

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So Sure, by Meryl Romer

Chosen by Susan Frances of Jazztimes.com

As the #1 new jazz CD for 2009

“It’s been a long time since I’ve heard such a luscious and soulful performance.Meryl took the house by storm!

Joe Franklin, Bloomberg Radio

Jazz vocalist Meryl Romer made her debut as a solo artist with her album So Sure released by Lady Pearl Music in April 2009. Since its release, Romer has been playing shows throughout her home state of Colorado and returning periodically to her birth place of New York City steadily building a broad fan base that has fallen under her spell, and what a nice spell it is to be under. Romer’s music brims with nostalgic jazz motifs resembling the classic creases of Ella Fitzgerald and the satiny pitch of Doris Day. Romer’s rendition of American standards like “Lady Is A Tramp”, “Big Spender”, and “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” is dreamy with a pinch of heady emotions.

"Romer has been busy performing tracks from So Sure live in concert halls across America where jazz music is played and accompanied by musicians who are classic jazz aficionados like herself. Meryl loves to see new faces in the crowd and can guarantee a night that you will want to go on forever."

Susan Frances…Allaboutjazz.com

Meryl’s music collaborators for her April performance are Erik Deutsch, piano (reviewed in March 2010 Downbeat and Jazz Times Magazines for his recent release of Hush Money); Jonti Siman, bass; and Marc Dalio, drums. They create pulsing modern jazz arrangements that support Meryl as she breathes love and life into her tunes.

Sunday, April 18th @ 7:00PM

$20 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

Monday, April 19, 2010

Jenna Esposito (7:00 PM)

Jenna Esposito

Sings Connie Francis

JENNA ESPOSITO – a 2008 and 2009 MAC (Manhattan Association of Clubs) Award Nominee
for “Best Female Vocalist” – will bring poodle skirts and puppy love back to the big
city with her critically acclaimed show, “Jenna Esposito Sings Connie Francis.” 
 
“Jenna Esposito Sings Connie Francis”is an engaging and endearing time capsule that
revisits the musical world one of the most beloved and best-selling female vocalists
of the 20th Century. Directed by Lennie Watts with musical direction by Fortune
Esposito, the show features a five piece band and backup singers, complete with
period vocal arrangements. Jenna explores the ups and downs of Connie’s legendary
career, her hidden love with fellow teen idol Bobby Darin and Jenna's touching
personal story of meeting the great lady herself. Like Connie’s eclectic output, the
show ranges from pop hits such as “Where The Boys Are,” “Stupid Cupid“ and “Who's
Sorry Now,” to rock and roll classics to numbers from her landmark foreign language
albums.
 
What The Critics are Saying about Jenna Esposito Sings Connie Francis!!   
"I can't imagine a better or more fitting tribute to Connie Francis.  It may seem
fatuous to label this show perfect, but the truth is there is not a thing I would
suggest changing; what's more, Jenna sounds spectacularly good." 
-Roy Sander, columnist and critic 

"If heart and soul and some impressive vocal chops, is your thing, then Jenna
Esposito Sings Connie Francis is your show."
-Elizabeth Ahlfors, Cabaret Scenes

"The show combines the best of a rock concert and the intelligence, elegance, and
detail one expects from the best cabaret... Jenna Esposito Sings Connie Francis is a
winning throwback to Francis' late 50s-early 60s heyday, sung by an engaging singer
with some serious pipes!"
-Jonathan Warman, DramaQueenNYC.com


Monday, April 19th @ 7:00

20.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Allan Harris (9:30 PM)

Allan Harris

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Monday, April 5th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 12th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 19th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 26th @ 9:30PM

$20 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

$15 Cover With Reservation + 2 Beverage Minimum

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Ricky Ritzel (7:00 PM)

Ricky Ritzel Has HYSTERICAL BLONDNESS

DIRECTED BY JIIM LUZAR WRITTEN BY RICKY RITZEL & JIM LUZAR

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CABARET VETERAN RICKY RITZEL TALKS ABOUT HIS 30-PLUS YEAR CAREER, HIS BRUSHES WITH CELEBS AND RUNNING OVER AN ALLIGATOR IN FLORIDA!

RICKY RITZEL has been a fixture on the nightclub and cabaret scene in NYC for 30 years and has received most Cabaret awards including 13 Manhattan Association of Clubs Awards in 8 different categories .He has performed all over the United States as well as London and Paris. An accomplished solo performer, Ricky has also accompanied such greats as Vivian Blaine, Ruth Warrick, Arthur Prysock, Varla Jean Merman, Julie Wilson, Lenora Nemetz and Miss Coco. Ricky was featured musician/sidekick on Sandra Bernhard's Radio Show on SIRIUS Satellite network and was musical director for the Sally Rand Tribute at Town Hall featuring Bebe Neuwirth, Donna McKechnie, Marge Champion, Karen Mason and directed by Tony Stevens. With famed Chicago jazz vocalist Spider Saloff, Ricky created several award winning revues such as "1938", which was recorded on the Kopathetics label, "Porgy & Bess: a Cabaret Concert" and "Ira and Others".His performance as Jimmy Durante in "Schnozzola!" earned him critical raves and numerous awards. Ricky is half of the kooky "Lounge does Top 40" duo, THE LOUNGEOLEERS with 5 CD's on the Emenar label. As an actor his roles include Snug in ' A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Third Priest in 'MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL', Dr. Rance in 'WHAT THE BUTLER SAW', Jonathan in 'OH DAD POOR DAD...' and various roles in 'HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FILM' He can also be seen as SCARY MAN who comes on to Christian Campbell in the film"TRICK". Ricky was seen in Las Vegas as Jimmy Durante in"Stop the Music!' at the Cashman Theatre with Sharon McNight as Sophie Tucker and with Leslie Anderson at the legendary Monkey Bar on East 54th. Ricky was the first Artistic Director for Cabaret at the Inaugural
Gettysburg Festival in 2008 and returned in 2009. He is also proud to serve on the Board of Directors for the Manhattan Association of Cabarets, for which he served as President for 3 years.

Tuesday, April 20th @ 7:00

20.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

(MAC, CABARET HOTLINE, NIGHTLIFE EXCHANGE, TRU $10)

Annie Ross (9:30 PM)

JAZZ LEGEND
ANNIE ROSS
EVERY TUESDAY AT 9:30!

"Ms. Ross is a master class in how to sing jazz inside out, upside and down......Her sense of time and rhythm will fracture you...." ~ Rex Reed

Currently, Annie Ross is living in New York and is still active as a jazz performer, having recently performed in New York, Scotland, and Spain as well as having recorded a new CD, Let Me Sing..

Tuesdays @ 9:30
$25.00 Cover + 2 Drink Minimum

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Mary Foster Conklin (7:30 PM)

Mary Foster Conklin

Up Jumped Spring

As the song goes, it's been a long cold lonely winter. What better way to celebrate the Spring than a program of music including songs by the Gershwins, Bob Dorough and Fran Landesman, Peggy Lee, Duke Ellington, Matt Dennis, Leonard Cohen and Bill Evans, among others. A celebrated performer on the New York jazz and cabaret scene, MARY FOSTER CONKLIN is a longtime vocalist with Art Lillard's 15-piece Heavenly Band, and can be heard on his recording "Reasons to Be Thankful", on Summit Records. She is a three-time MAC Award winner, a three-time Backstage Bistro Award winner, and recipient of 2007 MAC Award for Jazz Recording of the Year for her tribute to Matt Dennis, BLUES FOR BREAKFAST on Rhombus Records. Her debut recording CRAZY EYES was listed as one of the ten best CDs of 1998 by IN THEATRE Magazine. Her second CD, YOU'D BE PARADISE, was released in Fall 2001 to critical acclaim. Terry Teachout featured her work in The New York Times, praising her as "a highly creative singer whose style blends cabaret and jazz so thoroughly as to defy any kind of easy categorization." More information about Ms. Conklin can be found on her web site at http://www.maryfosterconklin.com/ "A rich, supple voice that navigates seen-it-all and open-hearted with equal felicity." (MANHATTAN USERS GUIDE) "The jazz-phobic cabaret fan’s cure: one healthy dose of Mary Foster Conklin’s focused performance showed how vocalists can stay true to jazz sensibilities, being hip and experimental musically, but keeping plenty of focus on lyrics. She sets moods, not just tempi." (Rob Lester, CABARET SCENES)

Wednesday, April 21st @ 7:30

Saturday, April 24th @ 7:30

20.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Sigali Hamberger (7:30 PM)

Sigali Hamberger

Friday, April 23, 2010

Baby Jane Dexter (7:30 PM)

2010 Nightlife Award Winner

Baby Jane Dexter

"All About Love"

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Baby Jane Dexter celebrates the holiday season with her eagerly awaited new show, “All About Love,” with songs by songwriters as diverse as Bob Dylan, Duke Ellington, Carol King, Stephen Sondheim, Lennon & McCartney and many more. In this exciting new show, she will share her trademark intimate, uplifting and insightful visions of life and love through evergreens from the worlds of pop, jazz, R & B and the great American songbook. Since her return to performing in 1990 (after a hiatus,) Ms. Dexter has become one of cabaret's most dynamic,cutting edge, powerful and beloved artists on the music scene today. Along the way, she has amassed endless new fans who flock to her every show. This new show will have even more surprises and explore new horizons - with a twist. For this exclusive Manhattan engagement, Ms. Dexter will be joined by her acclaimed musical director and arranger Ross Patterson. Elissa Patterson serves as consultant/director. Writing in The New York Times, Stephen Holden said, “The phrase “keeping it real” and all it suggests certainly applies to Baby Jane Dexter, a longtime cabaret performer whose booming pop contralto is one of the more formidable voices on the New York nightclub stage.” And in JAZZ TIMES, Christopher Loudon said: “…her brand of entertainment is arguably the most compellingly, refreshingly honest there is.” This is another Baby Jane show not to be missed!

Friday, April 23rd @ 7:30PM
Friday, April 30th @ 7:30PM

25.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Nicole Henry (9:45 PM)

Back By Popular Demand!

2010 Bistro Award Winner

International Jazz Recording Artist

Nicole Henry

Her latest CD "The Very Thought of You," just reached #7 on U.S. Billboard's Top Jazz Chart. With three international TOP 10-selling CDs in the last five years, and a list of international performances, young Nicole Henry's pure and soulful voice continues to inspire and touch hearts worldwide. Her live concerts are captivating, combining elegance and conversational, intelligent wit that not only leaves you truly entertained, but connected to something of greater beauty. Performing the Great American Songbook, love songs, and originals, Henry's voice adds new life and richer meaning to the lyrics she sings. Nicole Henry is simply one of the finest vocalists to emerge this decade!

Friday, April 23rd @ 9:45

Saturday, May 22nd @ 9:45

Friday, June 18th @ 7:30

30.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Cathy Taylor (5:00 PM)

Cathy Taylor

"Enough Already"

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Mary Foster Conklin (7:30 PM)

Mary Foster Conklin

Up Jumped Spring

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room (11:00 PM)

Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Cathy Taylor (4:00 PM)

Cathy Taylor

"Enough Already"

Nancy Stearns (7:00 PM)

Nancy Stearns

The First Ten Years

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With this show, Nancy Stearns marks her tenth year of solo shows with her music director, Gregory Toroian. She celebrates that collaboration with some of her favorite songs from those shows - songs of social comment, songs featuring women lyricists, songs that bring on laughter and that bring back childhood memories, songs of the wondrous Yip Harburg, and songs that capture the pure joy of music.

Nancy first “found” cabaret as a student at Helen Baldassare’s Cabaret Performance Workshop, for which Nancy now serves as Administrator.

Rob Lester has described Nancy’s singing this way in TalkinBroadway.com: “Sometimes it doesn't take the biggest voice to make a big impact. Nancy Stearns, though quite musical, is rather a minimalist as a singer. Crisp and clear, she sings the notes lightly but doesn't sustain them; however, she sustains interest with her thoughtful renditions.” Writing in Cabaret Scenes of her show devoted to Yip Harburg, Lester has said “Her delight in well-crafted intelligent songs is infectious. … As a lawyer who dedicated her career to progressive causes and equal right, she’s a kindred spirit to the pacifist writer of similar bent … . As usual, her musical partners here (and on the resultant CD) are sterling pianist Gregory Toroian and bassist David Finck, supplying rich, surprising, welcome textures.”

Nancy has recorded five of her shows with Gregory Toroian and David Finck: The Words of Women (2006), Sing Me A Song With Social Significance … Or Not (2006) and With Rhyme, But For No Particular Reason (2007)This Moment (2008), and Yip Harburg: With Humor and Hope (2009).

Nancy’s CDs are available for sale at Amazon.com and Indierhythm.com, have been played on radio stations throughout the U.S. and Canada, in the Netherlands, Australia and Japan, and can be heard on internet radio.

Nancy has repeatedly appeared in the MAC award winning Any Wednesday series at Barnes & Noble/Lincoln Triangle, New York City, performing selections from her CDs, and as part of a celebration of the revival of Finians’s Rainbow at Barnes & Noble/Lincoln Triangle.

Sunday, April 25th @ 7:00PM

$20 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

$15 Cover for MAC, Cabaret Performance Workshop and Cabaret Hotline Online members + Two Beverage Minimum

Monday, April 26, 2010

Kathryn Allyn (7:00 PM)

Kathryn Allyn

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Kathryn Allyn is a lover of the Great Lyric. Called a "vocally lustrous earful" (Philly Enquirer) and "note
perfect" (Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel), she'll journey from those clever lyrics of the song'n'dance men of the WWII years all the way to the poet singer-songwriters of the protest years; influenced by Jo Stafford
and Joni Mitchell, she's embarked upon a Quixotic quest to "leave no lyric behind". The songs, from Armed Forces Radio to the Summer of Love, from Broadway to the Wild West, are beautifully imagined by noted jazz pianist
Sheldon Forrest and feature the fantastic Tom Hubbard on bass.

Monday, April 26th @ 7:00PM

$15 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Allan Harris (9:30 PM)

Allan Harris

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Monday, April 5th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 12th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 19th @ 9:30PM
Monday, April 26th @ 9:30PM

$20 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

$15 Cover With Reservation + 2 Beverage Minimum

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Anthony Cochran (7:30 PM)

Anthony Cochran
Presley Lives

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Anthony Cochran returns to the Metropolitan Room after two sold out performances in 2009. In collaboration with MAC award winning musical director Daryl Kojak, Cochran presents an exciting new show - PRESLEY LIVES. With fresh & modern arrangements of songs written or performed by Elvis Presley, this promises to be a stellar evening.

Oscar Moore of Talk Entertainment says:

"A confiding voice that transforms a lyric into a thing of beauty."

Peter Leavy of Cabaret Scenes says:

"Cochran has a gregarious stage presence, a pleasing voice with a wide

vocal range...Cochran's show inspires optimism."

Cochran is originally from North Carolina. While not on stage, he is a

successful interior and furniture designer in New York.

Tuesday, April 27th @ 7:30PM

$15 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

Annie Ross (9:30 PM)

JAZZ LEGEND
ANNIE ROSS
EVERY TUESDAY AT 9:30!

"Ms. Ross is a master class in how to sing jazz inside out, upside and down......Her sense of time and rhythm will fracture you...." ~ Rex Reed

Currently, Annie Ross is living in New York and is still active as a jazz performer, having recently performed in New York, Scotland, and Spain as well as having recorded a new CD, Let Me Sing..

Tuesdays @ 9:30
$25.00 Cover + 2 Drink Minimum

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Tom Ragu (7:00 PM)

Tom Ragu Presents:

Women We Love ~ A Celebration Of Women Of Comedy

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Headliner

Jessica Kirson

Join host Tom Ragú (of "The Tom Ragú Comedy Revue") as he brings his new monthly variety show to The Metropolitan Room in Tom Ragú Presents: Women We Love ~ a celebration of Women of Comedy.This month, Tom welcomes headliner Jessica Kirson (NBC's Last Comic Standing & My Cookie's Gone on LOGO) with Maureen Langan, Irene Bremis, Helene Angley, Julianna Forlano & Cara Kilduff ... plus special guest Roger G.

Thursday April 29th @ 7:00pm

12.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Pamela Lewis (9:30 PM)

Pamela Lewis

Champagne Pam

CHAMPAGNE PAM - a fruity and slightly tart, full bodied cabaret! A rare vintage – bubbly and complex with a splendid finish!! Drink in Champagne Pam as she pours you a taste of contemporary music and classic standards for a night that will please your aural palate and go straight to your head!

Featuring renowned piano player John Colianni (les paul trio) and Pamela's illustrious husband John Hurley on guitar.

Thursday, April 29th @ 9:30PM
Friday, April 30th @ 9:45PM

$25 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

Friday, April 30, 2010

Baby Jane Dexter (7:30 PM)

2010 Nightlife Award Winner

Baby Jane Dexter

"All About Love"

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Friday, April 23rd @ 7:30PM
Friday, April 30th @ 7:30PM

25.00 Cover + 2 Beverage Minimum

Pamela Lewis (9:45 PM)

Pamela Lewis

Champagne Pam

Featuring renowned piano player John Colianni (les paul trio) and Pamela's illustrious husband John Hurley on guitar.

Thursday, April 29th @ 9:30PM
Friday, April 30th @ 9:45PM

$25 Cover + Two Beverage Minimum

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Piano Bar @ The Metropolitan Room

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