Following the great success of her spring engagement, dynamic singer Cindy Marchionda returns by very popular demand to The Laurie Beechman Theater on Saturday, November 21st with her sensational show, "live at the beechman!" at 8:00 pm.
The Laurie Beechman Theater is located inside The West Bank Cafe' at 407 West 42nd Street (between 9th & 10th Avenues) A convenient parking lot is located on the block. There will be a $20 music charge and a $15 Food/Drink minimum. MAC members pay a $15 music charge. For reservartions, call (212) 695 6909.
Weaving personal and public events from her life over the last two years, the show touches on everything from new beginnings, dental bills to poignant personal trials. The eclectic songs include a diverse list of acclaimed songwriters including, Jamie Cullem, Jackson Brown, Leiber & Stoller, The Indigo Girls,
John Mayer,
Randy Newman, The Beatles, Maltby & Shire and
Johnny Mercer. The show is directed by
Andy Gale with
Ray Fellman as musical director/arranger and
Frank Wagner on bass.
Joel Abels and Michael Sheridan will sing back-up vocals.
Cindy Marchionda has had an expansive career. She is a Jeff Award winner whose musical theater credits include "The Apple Tree" at
City Center Encores, "The Wizard of Oz" with
Eartha Kitt and
Mickey Rooney at
Madison Square Garden, and Lincoln Center's "West Side Story Suite" with the New York City Ballet directed by
Jerome Robbins. She has also appeared Off-Broadway in "Our Sinatra" as well as co-starring in national tours of "A Chorus Line,"
Arena Stage's "Damn Yankees", The St. Louis Muny's "West Side Story," "On the Town," "Man of La Mancha," and the one-woman revue "Early One Morning." She was honored with the
Joseph Jefferson Award (Jeff) for playing the title role in "Kiss Of the Spider Woman" at The Apple Tree Theatre in Chicago.
Back Stage Bistro Award winning pianist/arranger
Ray Fellman was also honored by the Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC) in 2007. He was worked extensively in cabaret, appearing at the Oak Room at The Algonquin, Feinstein's at Lowes Regency, Jazz At Lincoln Center, and numerous local venues in Manhattan where he has worked with
Kristy Cates,
Alison Fraser,
Lauren Kennedy, and
Karen Mason. He has been on the staff at NYU. Other New York and national musical credits include "The Tutor," "Reluctant Pilgrim," and the Storefront Theatre's "New Mondays" (
Bill Russell and
Emily Skinner), "No Reservations" (
Brandon Cutrell with
Karen Mason and Shoshanna Bean), Utah Festival Opera Company, The Opera Company of Brooklyn, and Mid-America Productions at
Carnegie Hall.
For many years,
Andy Gale has been associated with the long-running Off-Broadway hit "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" and directing productions from Allentown to Australia. Among numerous theater credits, Andy also staged
Audra McDonald's solo appearance with The Boston Pops on PBS. In cabaret, he has worked with
Julie Reyburn, Frans Bloem, and
Jennifer Naimo ("Jersey Boys"). He is currently working on "Last Will And Testament" with playwright
Jennifer Houlton.
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