Gregory Harrell is back at Don't Tell Mama on August 13, 2018 at 7pm with his cabaret CUCKOO FOR YOU!
An evening of music theatre and pop songs: Bette Midler, David Yazbek, Rickie Lee Jones, Eva Cassidy, The Civil Wars, Sondheim, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Rupert Holmes, Kander & Ebb, Kerrigan & Lowdermilk, Michael Bublé, Nat King Cole, Shirley Bassey, and others.
Music direction by Bryan Wade plus special guests Caroline Prescott, Michelle Pauker, Matthew Harris, Noah Mattocks, Emily Wronski, Riley Ewing, and Jay Berkow.
Harrell is a performer and voice teacher who lived in NYC for over 20 years, singing, loving, and consuming tacos across the country. He is currently a voice professor at the prestigious Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. His students regularly appear on Broadway, London's West End, national tours, Las Vegas, and TV and film.
As a musical theatre artist, Harrell performed Off-Broadway in over a dozen shows as well as on tour, regionally and at cabaret venues. Favorite theatre roles include the Phantom (Yeston′s Phantom); Emile (South Pacific); Fred/Petruchio (Kiss Me Kate); Billy Bigelow (Carousel), and Daddy Warbucks (Annie). He originated the roles of the Marquis d'Evremonde (Two Cities-NY Premiere); Nanaka Noru (Hameko & Lulu-NY Premiere); Caleb Proctor (Winter In Paradise-NY Premiere); Spartaco and Bruno Cecconi (Bellissima-NY Premiere); King Louis XIV (Liberty Smith-NY Premiere); D.B. Norton (Meet John Doe: The Musical), and Henry Ford/Frank Esty (Dream Mountain-NY Premiere).
As an operatic baritone, Harrell has sung at the New York City Opera, Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, the Kennedy Center, Opera Orchestra of New York, Washington National Opera, and many more. Favorite classical roles include Marcello (La Boheme); Sharpless (Madam Butterfly); Gianni Schicchi (Gianni Schicchi), and Silvio (I Paligiacci).
Monday, August 13, 2018 at 7pm
Don't Tell Mama - 343 West 46th St, NYC 10036
212-757-0788 / www.donttellmamanyc.com
$10 cover ($8 mac/salon/cabaret hotline)
2-drink minimum - cash only
Reservations strongly encouraged.
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