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NYTB Presents NYTB At The Duplex Monthly Cabaret 2/23

By: Feb. 19, 2009
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On Monday, February 23rd, New York Theatre Barn will present NYTB @ The Duplex, the monthly cabaret series that highlights new composers, lyricists, and performers.

The evening will feature The Oh So Sexy Songs of Bill Nelson, with performances by Rob Broadhurst, Joe Cassidy (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), Bill Gross, Bill Nelson, Luke Redmond, Erica Robinson, and Wesley Taylor, with musical direction and accompaniment by Marc Evans. Lyrics are by Bill Nelson, and music is by Will Aronson, Hailey Chang, Creighton Irons, Anna Jacobs, Dimitri Landrain, Daniel Lincoln, and Julia Meinwald. The evening will also feature singer Mitzi Michaels who will perform Mitzi Michaels: Tell Me A Mitzi! Musical director is by Jesse Kissel.

The event takes place Monday February 23, 2009 at 9:30pm at The Duplex Cabaret Theater (61 Christopher Street @ Seventh Avenue). There is a $10 cover plus 2-drink minimum.

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

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

The NEW YORK THEATRE BARN is committed to creating and developing new, evocative works that are based on the principle that theatre is a collaborative art form that can only be successful when the process of the artists involved is nurtured and supported, and when the artists are encouraged to explore new ideas and the relevance of old ideas in a modern context, as well as themes and issues that will influence and effect future generations of theatre artists and audiences. At the same time, the NEW YORK THEATRE BARN will encourage and nurture the development of a diverse community of artists who share the same ideas and background, and who will be dedicated to the education and advancement of their fellow artists and the community they serve.

 



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