Amanda Green and Tom Kitt will get musically naughty when they Play with Themselves at Birdland (315 W. 44th St.) on Monday, October 17th at 7 PM.
The winner of two MAC Awards, a Bistro Award and the recipient of a 2004 Jonathan Larson Award and grant for excellence in songwriting, Green is the daughter of a man who knew a thing or two about writing lyrics--Adolph Green. She recently penned additional lyrics for a production of Styne, Comden and Green's Hallelujah, Baby at Washington D.C.'s Arena Stage; the show is slated to come to New York in 2006. She also co-starred in and wrote the lyrics for For the Love of Tiffany: a Wifetime Original Musical, which played the 2003 New York International Fringe Festival, and other credits include the LA musical Up the Week Without a Paddle and her hit revue Put A Little Love in Your Mouth: The Tongue-in-Cheek Songs of Amanda Green.
Kitt was recently represented at this year's New York Musical Theatre festival with the musical Feeling Electric, starring Amy Spanger and Anthony Rapp; the show featured a book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey. An arranger, musical director, orchestrator, musician and conductor as well as a composer, he has worked on Broadway's Laugh Whore, Urban Cowboy and An Evening with Mario Cantone, as well as off-Broadway's Debbie Does Dallas. He is the leader of the Tom Kitt Band.
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