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From Hollywood to Haymarket celebrates the music of three
composers who had long and prolific careers, yet, strangely enough, did not
receive any major retrospectives in the New York area.
The most well known is Ray Evans, who collaborated with Jay Livingston to pen
hit after hit in Hollywood’s golden era (Mona Lisa; Que Sera,
Sera; Buttons and Bows; Silver Bells) earning them three
Academy Awards. Lew Spence, who died just last year, was less well known, yet
contributed some wonderful American Song Book classics such as Nice and Easy
and That Face. Then there’s the David Heneker who was the first Brit to
have two major Broadway shows running at once: Half a Sixpence and Irma
la Douce.
This lively show will offer some insight into the lives of these
composers/lyricists while presenting some of their best-loved numbers along
with those “unsung gems” from the files of Paul Chamlin, which have become a
staple at Paul and Rochelle’s shows.
This is the third collaboration for Paul and Rochelle, who met almost 4 years
ago in the Catskill Mountains while singing a professional choral gig at
Kutscher’s Country Club (you can’t make this stuff up) and went on to chronicle
their courtship and marriage in Mutual Admiration Society and The
Honeymoon is Over.
Jan Wallman of Cabaret Scenes called Mutual Admiration Society
“Last season’s most adorable show” and Roy Sanders (formerly of Backstage
and Citysearch) said of The Honeymoon is Over, "Tuneful,
witty, charming, and very entertaining—with a delightful dose of rarely
performed material."
Paul Chamlin & Rochelle Breyer
From Hollywood to Haymarket:
Celebrating the music of Ray Evans, Lew Spence and David Heneker.
Tuesday, May 12th at 9:15PM
Saturday, May 16th at 6:00PM
Don’t Tell Mama
343 W. 46th Street
New York, NY 10036
212-757-0788
www.donttellmamanyc.com
$10 Cover/2 Drink Minimum
$5 discount for MAC and Cabaret Hotline members
Cash Only
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