On July 2, Joe's Pub will shutter for three months for an exciting renovation. Join Joe's Pub regular and star of an upcoming reality TV show Trapper Felides for a blowout celebration before the fabled walls come down, featuring pop/musical theatre hybrids from some of Broadway's brightest talents from The Book of Mormon and beyond, and some fresh-faced discoveries. Trapper's Bringing Down The House will feature songs ranging from disco-era Barbra and 80's Whitney to contemporary hits by Justin Timberlake and Pink.
Elisabeth Vincentelli (New York Post) raves, "Felides bridges the worlds of Broadway, pop music and downtown performance in a novel way. This is the kind of stuff cabaret needs to do if it doesn't want to die a sad death in overprice uptown restaurants."
Trapper's Bringing Down the House takes the stage at 11:30pm at Joe's Pub (425 Lafayette St., New York, NY). General admission tickets, priced at $20, are still available online and at the door.
Location: Joe's Pub, 425 Lafayette St., NYC, NY, 212-967-7555,
www.joespub.com.
Trapper Felides is thrilled to be back on stage at Joe's Pub where his recent concert work includes Our Hit Parade, Trapper's Greatest Hits, The
Molly Pope Show, and
Bridget Everett's We've Got Tonight (Time Out New York's pick for Top Cabaret Show of the year). In the past year at le (poisson) rouge: A Very Trappy 2011, a going away show from
Emma Hunton, and The Meeting's (with
Justin Sayre) fundraiser for The Ali Forney Center. Charitable work also includes benefits for The Point Foundation, GLAAD, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS,The Human Rights Campaign, Susan G. Komen for a Cure, United Cerebral Palsy,The Make-a-Wish Foundation and the LA Gay and Lesbian Center. Recent highlights: music direction for Arts Horizons'
Paul Simon tribute and music directing and producing
Jay Kuo and Blair Shepard's "It Gets Better" which benefited the Trevor Project and became a benchmark of its namesake campaign. Trapper has been seen on The Today Show and Nightline, and he has been filmed for E! and the Oprah Women's Network and profiled in the New York Post and the New York Times. Trapper founded LA's Upright Cabaret with
Shane Scheel and
Chris Isaacson where he performed with the best talent in stage and screen. In 2011: Tune in for upcoming pop albums from teens Samantha Fly and
Allie Trimm, a lifestyle/cookbook with food authority
Helen Kimmel, and Trapper's own reality show.
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