NYTB At The Duplex Announces Their July Installment With Blair, Burgess, Carbonell And More 7/27

Today, Monday July 27th, New York Theatre Barn will present NYTB @ The Duplex, the monthly cabaret series that highlights new composers, lyricists, and performers.

The July installment of NYTB at The Duplex features the talents of Julia Meinwald (composer) as well as the writing team of Anna K. Jacobs and Maggie-Kate Coleman (authors of the new musical Pop!).

The evening will feature performances from Randy Blair (Adding Machine, The Yellow Wood), Amy Burgess, Liz Carbonell, Molly Hager, Amy Linden, Cristen Paige (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Chicago, The Visit), Felicia Ricci (The Jerusalem Syndrome), Ken Robinson, Brian Charles Rooney (The Threepenny Opera), Rich Silverstein, Paul Anthony Stewart (Guiding Light, Fiddler on the Roof), and Lauren Worsham (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee). Music direction and accompaniment is by Rich Silverstein and Mark Evans.

The event takes place Monday, July 27th at 9:30pm at The Duplex Cabaret Theater (61 Christopher Street @ Seventh Avenue). There is a $10 cover plus 2-drink minimum.

For reservations call 212-255-5438 or visit The Duplex's website: www.theduplex.com.

For more information on NYTB, visit: www.NYTheatreBarn.org

New York Theatre Barn is a not-for-profit theatre company dedicated to the investigation, development, and advancement of new evocative works. New York Theatre Barn launched in April of 2007 and has since grown and evolved. In just two ambitious years, we have introduced a monthly springboard event for writers and performers (NYTB at The Duplex), presented Staged Readings (including the musical I Married Wyatt Earp with Tovah Feldshuh and directed by Tony-nominee Graciela Daniele) and produced a fully realized production (Wood at NYMF with Cady Huffman). Recent productions include the musical parody Hey, You Know What Movie Would Make a Good Musical? at the Julia Miles Theatre and Bridget Bailey's one-woman play Child of Hungry Times in the first annual Planet Connections Theatre Festival.

Photo Randy Blair

Photo credit Ben Strothmann

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