Brandon Cutrell Plays Therapy Lounge for BROADWAY BROUHAHA Night, 2/1

Therapy Lounge, located at 348 W.52nd Street (between 8th and 9th Aves.), is thrilled to continue our newest addition to the Therapy line-up, BROADWAY BROUHAHA. Every Tuesday from 11pm until Midnight, pros from Broadway belt it out on the stage upstairs at Therapy Lounge. Join host Brandon Cutrell (Bistro, MAC and Nightlife Award winner) for this weekly party in the theatre district. While there is no cover charge or minimum for this event, it is 21 and over only.

Tuesday, February 1st, we're thrilled to welcome back Brandon Cutrell as the show's host along with pianist Daniel Lincoln. Tonight's show will feature Broadway's Eric Lajuan Summers (Aida, The Little Mermaid, The Wedding Singer), Ovation Award Winner ELIJAH MYLES (Reefer Madness) and The Girly Show's VALENTINE. All will perform and be available to talk with fans.
 
There is a full bar and bar menu available, and reservations are not necessary for this event. BROADWAY BROUHAHA highly recommends audience members arrive early.
 
On Broadway, Eric Lajuan Summers was seen as Jetsam in The Little Mermaid, Mereb in Disney's Aida, and The Wedding Singer (Original Broadway Cast/Recording). He toured the world as Sportin Life in Porgy and Bess. Other New York credits include Workshops of: The Wedding Singer, A Bronx Tale, Get Shorty, Toxic Avenger, Aladdin, plus Vernon Jordan in Monica the Musical at NYMF. Regional credits include Hairspray, Abyssinia, Smokey Joe's Cafe, Jesus Christ Superstar and Pirates.
 
Brandon Cutrell is a Nightlife Award, Bistro Award and three-time MAC Award winner. New York credits: Broadway By The Year at Town Hall, Broadway Unplugged at Town Hall, Pippin (with Ben Vereen and Rosie O'Donnell), La Gioconda at TheatreSource, David Friedman's King Island Christmas, and Liz Swados' Waiting For Lefty. National: Theatre of the Stars, Goodspeed Musicals, the Human Race Theatre and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. For nearly two years, Brandon was the original host of the MAC Award nominated show, Mostly Sondheim. In December of 2005, Brandon made his debut in the world-famous Oak Room at The Algonquin Hotel. In June of 2006, Brandon made his solo debut at Feinstein's, New York's legendary nightclub on Park Avenue. For nearly five years, Brandon hosted The After Party at The Laurie Beechman Theatre. Brandon's self-titled cd is available on iTunes and www.BrandonCutrell.com.