Alan Cumming and Alice Ripley lead a star-studded cast for Lance Horne's L.A. Debut on Fri & Sat, Sept 19-20, 2008. Upright Cabaret presented OPEN ALL NIGHT: The Songs of Lance Horne starring Alice Ripley, Jennifer Leigh Warren and Tracie Thoms with Tom Lowe and Julie Garnye and special guest Alan Cumming featuring the composer at the piano.
The evening was a collection of Horne's newest & brightest material, including "Chemistry", the number from the ONE LIFE TO LIVE's musical episode that garnered Horne with this year's Emmy for Best Original Song.
Horne reunited with Broadway firecracker
Alice Ripley (Side Show - Tony Nominee, The Who's Tommy), teamed up for the first time with the incomparable
Jennifer Leigh Warren (Broadway: Big River, Little Shop of Horrors, Marie Christine) and worked it out with Julliard alum
Tracie Thoms (RENT-the movie, Devil Wears Prada, Grindhouse, Broadway: Rent). Fresh from Les Miserables at the Hollywood Bowl, Upright Cabaret regulars
Tom Lowe and
Julie Garnye joined special guest Tony winner
Alan Cumming (Broadway: Cabaret - Tony Award, The ThreePenny Opera) joined in as well.
Composer-lyricist
Lance Horne received a 2008 Emmy Award for Best Original Song for "Chemistry" (One Life to Live: Prom Night, The Musical, ABC). As a singer and pianist, he has played this season with Amanda Palmer, Jake Shears, Ana Matronic, Meow Meow,
Nellie McKay,
Justin Bond, and opened for Death Cab for Cutie, appearing in Carnegie's Berlin in Lights series, the
David Bowie-curated HighLine Festival, Weimar NY at the Green Door, Berlin, Shanghai, Ann Arbor, Sydney, and Edinburgh Festivals, and the Dresden Dolls Tour. He provided the vocal arrangements for Broadway's Little Women, and annual opening numbers for The Actors Fund and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS (
Gypsy of the Year '04-'06). Music for TV: Lincoln Center Tree Lighting with Sesame Street, ABC; 80th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for
Diana DeGarmo & The Phoenix Boys Choir, NBC. Filmscores: To Paint the Portrait of a Bird (best short, NY-Avignon Festival), Ready? OK! (best feature, FilmOut San Diego, Best of Fest NewFest NYC, Outfest LA, Frameline SF). Lance has workshopped and premiered musicals, operas, classical and dance works with numerous Off-Broadway companies, Universities, and in LA through Celebration Theater (Songs from an Unmade Bed) and CTG. He received the
Jonathan Larson Award for composer-lyricists, and residencies at O'Neill NMTF and TheaterWorks Palo Alto. He is a visiting faculty member at EAMA in Paris, HyperIsland in Stockholm, Interlochen Arts Academy, and teaches precollege at The Juilliard School, where he received his Bachelors and Masters in Music studying with Milton Babbitt. Recordings available on Ghostlight, ABC, and New World labels.
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Lance Horne
Lance Horne
Lance Horne
Alice Ripley
Alice Ripley
Alice Ripley
Tracie Thoms
Tracie Thoms
Julie Garnye, Lance Horne, and Tracie Thoms
Jennifer Leigh Warren
Jennifer Leigh Warren
Jennifer Leigh Warren
Tom Lowe
Tom Lowe
Lance Horne and Tom Lowe
Lance Horne and Julie Garnye
Julie Garnye
Jen Malenke
Jen Malenke
Tom Lowe, Lance Horne and Jen Malenke
Upright producers Chris Isaacson and Shane Scheel
Julie Garnye, Lance Horne and Alice Ripley
Alan Cumming
Alan Cumming
Alan Cumming
Alan Cumming
Chris Isaacson, Alan Cumming, Melora Hardin, Tracie Thoms, and Shane Scheel
Julie Garnye, Tracie Thoms, Alice Ripley, Upright Cabaret fan, Tom Lowe, Jen Malenke, Alan Cumming, Lance Horne and Jennifer Leigh Warren
Morgan Weed, Ben Goldberg, Christopher J. Hanke, and Adam Kantor
Jennifer Leigh Warren, Julie Garnye, Tom Lowe and Alice Ripley
Tracie Thoms, Lance Horne and Julie Garnye
Upright Cabaret producers Chris Isaacson and Shane Scheel with Rubicon Exec. producer Michael Jackowitz
The songwriters - Ben Toth, Marty Panzer and Lance Horne
Alan Cumming and Melora Hardin at Upright Cabaret
Lance Horne and Alan Cumming in front of the Upright Cabaret audience
