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212.695.6909
407 W. 42nd St / NY, NY 10036
just West of 9th Ave.
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The After Party
Every
Friday from 10:30pm to 3am
No
cover, no minimum
This
weekly open-mic
schmoozefest for the
theatrically inclined has become the hit of midtown, hosted by
iron-lunged
Brandon Cutrell, featuring Gabrielle Stravelli and Becca Johnson. Come hang and belt out a showtune or two.
No cover, no minimum. You never know who might drop by.
Brandon Cutrell, featuring Gabrielle Stravelli and Becca Johnson. Come hang and belt out a showtune or two.
No cover, no minimum. You never know who might drop by.
Joan
Rivers
Wednesday,
January 20 @ 8pm
Tickets,
$30: www.spincyclenyc.com
or 212 352 3101
Legendary comedian and Celebrity Apprentice winner JOAN RIVERS brings her live stand-up act to Times Square's Laurie Beechman Theatre.
Rivers presents an evening of her newest and most outrageous riffs on The Celebrity Apprentice, Hollywood, pop culture, celebrities, reality
TV and award show fashion. A full dinner menu and bar are available, and pianist Lance Cruce plays from the time doors open until
Joan takes the stage. Tickets are $30 with net proceeds going to Rivers' favorite charities: God's Love We Deliver and Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Legendary comedian and Celebrity Apprentice winner JOAN RIVERS brings her live stand-up act to Times Square's Laurie Beechman Theatre.
Rivers presents an evening of her newest and most outrageous riffs on The Celebrity Apprentice, Hollywood, pop culture, celebrities, reality
TV and award show fashion. A full dinner menu and bar are available, and pianist Lance Cruce plays from the time doors open until
Joan takes the stage. Tickets are $30 with net proceeds going to Rivers' favorite charities: God's Love We Deliver and Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Le
Scandal Cabaret
Saturday, January 30 @ 10:30pm
$25 cover
$25 cover
Le
Scandal Cabaret is NYC's
longest running burlesque variety show. In its ninth year, Le
Scandal features
variety acts, circus performers, live music and a bevy of burlesque beauties. NY Magazine called Le Scandal,
"the rock star of the NY burlesque scene!” And the show is a NY Times “critics pick.” New performers every week!
Expect sword swallowers, belly dancers, rope trick cowboys, contortionists, torch singing fan dancers and
comedic aerobats, all set to the live music of the Le Scandal Orchestra. For tickets, visit Smarttix: www.smarttix.com or 212 868 4444.
variety acts, circus performers, live music and a bevy of burlesque beauties. NY Magazine called Le Scandal,
"the rock star of the NY burlesque scene!” And the show is a NY Times “critics pick.” New performers every week!
Expect sword swallowers, belly dancers, rope trick cowboys, contortionists, torch singing fan dancers and
comedic aerobats, all set to the live music of the Le Scandal Orchestra. For tickets, visit Smarttix: www.smarttix.com or 212 868 4444.
Karen Finley: The Jackie Look
Saturdays @ 7:30 beginning 1/30 thru 2/27
Tickets, $30: www.spincyclenyc.com or 212 352 3101
Karen Finley, the most controversial woman in performance today, premieres her latest work,
The Jackie Look. Finley brings icon Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis back to life in this unique look at
history, style, trauma, femininity and the demands of being the First Lady. Using the structure
of a lecture set in the present day, Jackie, one of the most photographed woman of her day,
contemplates her life in pictures. Jackie also makes use of YouTube and views online homages to
herself and her family. Along the way, Jackie ruminates about Michelle Obama, Marilyn Monroe,
Caroline’s run for Senate, the art world, Michael Jackson and the lasting impact of that fateful
day on the grassy knoll in Dallas. Since her first performances in the early 1980's, Karen Finely
has become synonymous with performance art. She is the recipient of two Obies, two Bessies,
and multiple grants from the NEA and NYSCA. She has toured internationally with pieces including
Make Love, George & Martha, The American Chestnut, A Certain Level of Denial and The Return
of The Chocolate Smeared Woman. In 1990, Finley became an unwilling symbol for the NEA
when she, along with Tim Miller, Holly Hughes & John Fleck, sued the
NEA for withdrawing grants on the grounds of indecency.
Songs for Haiti
Saturday, Feb 6 @ 4pm
$20 suggested donation
A Benefit fo Haiti Earthquake Relief.
Lisa Viggiano
Thursday, Feb 4 @ 7
Friday, Feb 5 @ 8pm
$20 cover
Coast-to-coast, cabaret star Lisa Viggiano brings joy and warmth to the American songbook and
contemporary classics. Critics have hailed Viggiano as "a singer and performer you'll want to
savor...the minute she opens her mouth to sing we're putty in her hands..." (David Hurst,
Cabaret Scenes Magazine). Daryl Kojak, Musical Director. Scott Barnes, Director.
The cast of HAIR
"As Themselves"
A Special Benefit Concert for Brooklyn Free School's Building Campaign
Sunday, Feb 7 @ 10
$45 cover / $35 for students
Come support an amazing cause while hanging with the hippies before they leave for London! Members of the
Tony Award Winning Revival of HAIR perform original, new arrangements, and new work to benefit
Brooklyn Free School, a racially and socio-economicaly diverse democratic inclusion school.
brooklynfreeschool.org
Sarah Rice: Screen Gems
Mon, Feb 8 @ 7pm
$20 cover
Sarah Rice, who originated the role of Johanna in Stephen Sondheim’s masterpiece, Sweeney
Todd returns to our stage with added performances of her hit show, Screen Gems, Songs of Old
Hollywood. The evening explores songs chosen from film scores sung by or
dedicated to stars and their movie roles in the films of old Hollywood.
Eric & Julia’s Expensive Show
Mon, Feb 8 @ 9:30pm
$10 cover
It's 2010 and the future just keeps getting greener for you and yours! Traditional American industries
like coal-exploding and car-sloughing are booming and you have more money than you know what
to do with. Until now! Eric and Julia's Expensive Show will take about $25 of that easy money off your
hands for an hour of original songs and some dinner. Featuring Katrina Rose Dideriksen, Amy Linden,
Lance Rubin and Lauren Worsham and the cover charge-collecting talents of Lila Neugebauer.
Queen Bea: A Soapsical!
Tue, Feb 9 @ 7pm
Sat, Feb 13 @ 7pm
$30 cover
Torn from the headlines of “Soap Opera Digest” comes a raucous musical comedy recounting the
rise and fall, and rise, and fall… and rise of daytime TV’s greatest diva.
Brought to life in concert by today’s hottest soap stars.
Fat Bitch
Thursdays, Feb 11, 18, 25 @ 7pm
Tickets, $30: www.spincyclenyc.com or 212 352 3101
FAT BITCH! is a funny, provocative glimpse at the American “fat and sassy” black woman stereotype.
Plus-sized performer Erica Watson explores society’s obsession with weight, race and class and how
black women’s bodies have always been subjected to both admiration and ridicule. Drawing upon iconic
images including “Mammy” and “Hottentot Venus,” Watson illustrates how media images have impacted
her self-esteem as she touches on PETA’s “Save the Whales” campaign aimed at overweight women, the
“war on obesity,” and the controversy surrounding President Obama’s
nomination of a plus-sized black woman for Surgeon General.
In Concert with Tony George
& Greg Stamper
Fri, Feb 12 @ 7pm
$40 cover
The Laurie Beechman Theatre proudly presents a return performance of Tony George for an incredible
2 hour show. Tony George will be performing along side the R&B sensation Greg Stamper. Come out on the
weekend of Valentines to experience "A Journey To Love". This is a new journey of love that you have never experience,
and will certainly never forget. Love will have its way, its revenge, its final say, and find its place in our heart.
Come and take a journey with the many phases and faces of love. Come fall out of love, and fall back in love.
Eileen Tracy: Love Songs & Love Letters
Sun, Feb 14 @ 3:30pm
$15 cover
A salute to Valentine's Day in song and word featuring Mary DeBorger and Dan Cutter.
Valentine’s Day with Lisa Asher
Sunday, Feb 14 @ 7pm
$20 cover
An annual NYC Valentine’s tradition. Whether you’re in love, out of love or looking to be in love,
Asher’s down home charm and sophisticated vocal coloring offers something for everyone on cupid’s day.
Tara Bruno: Ladies Rock
Mon, Feb 15 @ 10pm
$10 cover
LADIES ROCK!!! Eleven ladies join an all-female band to sing hot new arrangements to benefit GEMS.
www.gems-girls.org
Girls Educational and Mentoring Services’ (GEMS) mission is to empower young women, ages 12-21,
who have experienced commercial sexual exploitation and domestic trafficking to exit the
commercial sex industry and develop to their full potential.
John Koprowski
Wed, Feb 17 @ 7pm
$15 cover
$10 MAC Members & Singers Forum Students
John Koprowski sings songs from the Classic Rock era--1970s and 1980s. Songs include favorites
by The Beatles, Chicago, Guns'N Roses, Rolling Stones, Boston and more.
Musical Direction by Tracy Stark with a five piece band (piano, guitar, electric bass, drums and violin).
Michael Pesce’s Old Fashioned Piano Party
Fri, Feb 19 @ 8pm
Sun, Feb 21 @ 7pm
$15 cover
The Old Fashioned Piano Party is an evening hosted and performed by singer and actor Michael
Pesce with guest appearances by friends and students who are NYC performers from daytime television to Broadway.
Tyler Phillips & Samuel Salmond: Party @ Our Place
Mon, Feb 22 @ 9:30
$7 cover
If you think two composer/lyricists living together in a wee Bushwick apartment sounds like a
recipe for epic musical fusion, just wait until they throw the freshest cabaret bash of the New Year!
Roommates Samuel Salmond and Tyler Phillips trek across the Williamsburg Bridge to host an
evening of original tunes by some of NYC's most exciting young writers. A talented group of NYC
vocalists will rock the Laurie Beechman Theatre with a wide variety of pieces by Andrew Heyman,
Sebastian Fabal, Jacob Yandura, Kellen Blair and the hosts themselves. Tyler Phillips Music, in association
with Kamelrock Productions, present this third concert in the Name'NLights Cabaret Series -
a new series dedicated to promoting the new works of theatre writers. Visit www.tylerphillipsmusic.com for more info and updates!
Casey Gensler: Nothing’s Wrong
Tue, Feb 23 @ 7pm
Sun, Feb 28 @ 7pm
$6 cover
Nothing’s Wrong is the sequel to Casey’s previous show at the Beechman titled Nothings’s Wrong Today.
This will be a solo, unplugged event delivering an assortment of musical styles from pop to folk all
arranged and performed on guitar by Casey himself. It promises to be another fun, casual evening of songs.
The Black Tails: Inside Man
Fri, Feb 26 @ 7:15pm
$15 cover
Following on the heels of their debut album, Spy Lounge, The Black Tails present their latest concoction,
Inside Man. This event marks their official CD release party in NYC and will feature a fusion of
classic covers, film noir/TV music themes (from Henri Mancini’s Peter Gunn to Schifrin’s Mission
Impossible as well as original material you might expect to hear over the credits of your favorite film.
Inside Man marries standards like Duke Ellington's Caravan with vocal harmonies a la Alice in Chains
as well as paying tribute to Santana, Miles Davis and Dick Dale with original tunes.
Cabaret Cares
Monday, February 28 @ 9:30pm
$25 cover
A cabaret benefit series that brings together the best of the Broadway and Cabaret communities to raise
funds for Help Is On the Way Today, an organization that benefits youth grappling with HIV/AIDS.
make your reservations at
212.695.6909
407 W. 42nd St / NY, NY 10036
just West of 9th Ave.
click here for booking information