Chita Rivera and More Added to Feinstein's Winter Lineup

By: Nov. 04, 2008
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Feinstein's at Lowes Regency has announced additions to their upcoming winter lineup.

Feinstein's at Loews Regency is located at 540 Park Avenue at 61st Street. Tickets can be purchased by calling 212-339-4095 or on-line at ticketweb.com

Schedule is as follows:

George S. Irving
with special guest Dina Merrill
November 3

An evening with George S. Irving promises a treasure trove of theatre songs, pretty ballads and reminiscences, discreet and otherwise.  His Broadway credits are too numerous to list here, but they range from the original opening of "Oklahoma!" through to "Me and My Girl".  When pressed for particulars he finds he must resort to "Google" like everyone else.  At the moment he can be seen at the York Theatre reprising his original role in "Enter Laughing: the Musical".  He vaguely remembers some Lieder recitals and a few seasons at the New York City Opera.

$40 Cover/ $60 Premium Seating  plus $25 Food & Beverage minimum

 Florence Henderson
"All the Lives of Me…A Musical Journey"
November 5 – November 8

Florence Henderson known to millions as Carol Brady – is a multi-talented actress, talk show host, performer, recording artist, author and Broadway veteran, brings her critically acclaimed one-woman production of "ALL THE LIVES OF ME…A Musical Journey" to New York City.  A crowd pleasing evening with "America's Favorite TV Mom," featuring songs from her starring roles in such Broadway hits as Oklahoma!, South Pacific and Annie Get Your Gun.  Audiences will be treated to personal anecdotes of a life on the boards of Broadway and the Brady set.

$60 Cover / $75 Premium Seating

10pm shows on Fri & Sat: $40 / $60 Premium seating

$40 per person Food & Beverage minimum

 
Brian Stokes Mitchell
"Songs…I Wanna Sing"
November 11 – November 15

 Brian Stokes Mitchell has been called 'the last leading man' by the New York Times for his ability to wonderfully perform a variety of songs with incredible talent.  His theater credits include a Tony Award for his performance in Kiss Me, Kate accompanied by Tony Award nominations for Man of La Mancha, Ragtime, and King Hedley II.  In addition, he has performed with renowned conductors and orchestras as well as having a television career.

Tues. & Thurs. 8:30pm; Fri. & Sat. 8pm and 10pm

$75 Cover/ $95 Premium Seating

$40 per person Food / Beverage minimum.  Dining from 6 pm

Chita Rivera
"The Secret of Life"

November 18-22; 25-26; 28-29

Back by popular demand!

 Chita Rivera is an accomplished and versatile actress, singer and dancer who has won two Tony Awards as Best Leading Actress in a Musical (Kiss of the Spider Woman, The Rink) and received seven additional Tony nominations. Her electric performance as Anita in the Broadway premiere of West Side Story (1957) brought her stardom, which was repeated in London. Other career highlights include starring roles in the original Broadway casts of Bye Bye Birdie with Dick Van Dyke, and Jerry's Girls with Leslie Uggams and Dorothy Loudon, Guys and Dolls, Can-Can, Seventh Heaven and Mr. Wonderful opposite Sammy Davis, Jr. Her tours include Born Yesterday, Call Me Madam, The Threepenny Opera, and Kiss Me, Kate. She appeared opposite Shirley MacLaine in the film version of Sweet Charity.  Ms. Rivera will not only sing her famous broadway songs, but she will grace the stage with her dance and captivate the audience with her life stories spanning over the last 40 years.

Tues. & Weds. 8:30pm; Friday & Sat. 8:00pm and 10:00pm

$75 Cover/ $95 Premium Seating

$40 per person Food / Beverage minimum.  Dining from 6 pm

Magical Nights at Feinstein's
Sunday Nights in November

This will be an evening of elegant dining, exquisite magic onstage and once-in-a-lifetime experience.  Start the evening off with a world-class magician doing "close-up" magic right at your table prior to the show. Then be treated to an hour of exquisite magic, Park Avenue style. The classiest hotel in New York presents the classiest magicians in the world. This show will feature a rotating cast of performers that includes world-class magicians and mentalists – every "Magical Night" will be an unforgettable experience from start to finish!

Close-up magic starts at 6:00pm; stage performances start at 7:30pm

Todd Robbins
MC November 9, 23,30:

TODD ROBBINS is a master of incredible side show feats.  He can snack on light bulbs, swallow swords, and drive a nail into his skull, in addition to being a wonderful host.

Asi Wind
November 9

Stage: ASI, the magician and mentalist, combines comedy, magic dramatic moments, and electrifying miracles, making his show unpredictable and exciting.

Close-Up:  DAVID SCHWARTZ- Sleight-of-Hand Artist Extraordinaire!
PRAKASH- From Singapore, Sensational Magic You Have To See To Disbelieve!

Peter Samelson
November 16

Stage: Peter Samelson insistes he doesn't do magic, he only helps people to see it.  He is an illusionist, entertainer and philosopher, bending simplicity and sophistication as he provokes thought and inspires wonder

Matthew Holtzclaw - Master of Ceremonies

Close-Up: JEFF GROW- Elegant Sleight-of-Hand & Surreal Magic For All
MICHAEL CHAUT- Magic With A Comic Touch

Jon Stetson
November 23

Stage: JON STETSON is a mentalist like no other.  A champion player of the mind, he engages the viewers in a psychic partnership that make the audience the real stars of the show.

Close-Up: MICHAEL CHAUT- Magic With A Comic Touch
Peter Samelson- The Poetic Prestidigitator - Beautiful, Poetic, Heartfelt Magic

Michael Chaut
November 30

Stage: MICHAEL CHAUT is a mentalist extraordinaire who performs incredible magic, amazing mind reading, and hilarious comedy.

Close-Up: PRAKASH- From Singapore, Sensational Magic You Have To See To Disbelieve!  DENNIS KYRIAKOS- Smooth, Suave Sleight-of-Hand!

 
$50 Cover/ $75 Premium Seating plus $25 Food / Drink Minimum

 
SUNDAY / MONDAY SERIES

$40 Cover/ $60 Premium Seating

$25 Food / Drink Minimum

 
GIADA VALENTI
"Celebration of the European Divas"
November 10

Giada Valenti charms with her tribute to Edith Piaf, Dusty Springfield, Marlene Dietrich, Shirley Bassey and Mina.  Transporting her audience from Paris, to Milan, to London, to Berlin, and back to Paris, the evening will be filled with emotion and elegance as Ms. Valenti performs such songs as "The More I See You, The More I Want You", "Io Che Non Vivo Senza Te (You Don't Have to Say You Love Me)", "Lili Marlene" and "This Is My Life". In this show she will give special attention to one of her idols; Edith Piaf, by performing songs as "La Vie En Rose", "Milord", "Mon Dieu" and "Non Je Ne Regrette Rien". Ms. Valenti is considered one of the best performers of the repertoire of Edith Piaf.  As an introduction of her songs she tells wonderful stories about these remarkable European ladies.

 
Miles Phillips
"Reappearing in My Mind"
November 17

Miles Phillips is a multiple award-winning actor, director, nightclub vocalist and recording artist who has appeared in theaters, concert halls and nightclubs from Honolulu to London. His leading man charm, glorious voice and passionate artistry have established him as one of New York's most celebrated male vocalists.  As a concert soloist, Miles recently costarred with some of Broadway's brightest in the popular Broadway Musicals of 1930 at Town Hall.  An accomplished recording artist he has a popular solo album "might as well be…" and a score of original and studio cast recordings to his credit, including his critically acclaimed turn as Robert in a new cast recording of Company.

 
Garrison Keillor
"Man in Tux with Red Shoes and Piano"
Sunday Nights, December 7 – 28

The writer and radio host sits on a stool and sings romantic songs by Irving, Cole, Elvis, and others, along with personal stories of New York. With pianist Richard Dworsky.

Sundays 8:30pm

$60 Cover /$75 Premium Seating

$40 per person Food / Beverage minimum.  Dining from 6 pm

 
Michael Feinstein
"The Sinatra Project"
with New York's Finest Swinging 17 piece Band

December 2- December 30
Tuesday and Wednesday- 8:30pm
Thursday and Saturday- 8:00pm and 10:00pm

Michael Feinstein captures Sinatra's style of singing and music with classics, such as "Fools Rush In", "I've Got a Crush on You", "At Last Love", and "Exactly Like You".  In addition, he has recovered two lost gems:  "The Same Hello, the Same Goodbye" – written for Sinatra by John Williams and Alan & Marilyn Bergman, but never performed – and "How Long Will It Last," recorded by Sinatra in the late 1940's, but aborted in the studio and never released.  He is currently producing a CD for his friend Liza Minnelli based on the music of her godmother Kay Thompson.  In 2004, Michael completed a national tour with songwriting icon Jimmy Webb based on their CD, Only One Life – The Songs of Jimmy Webb. The disc was named one of "10 Best CDs of the Year" by USA Today.  In 2003 he received his fourth Grammy Award nomination for his Concord Records release, Michael Feinstein with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, his first recording with a symphony orchestra. Recently he hosted and produced The Great American Songbook, a PBS Special and DVD set from Warner Brothers that traces the history of popular music in our country and debuted at the Palm Springs Film Festival.

$95 cover/ $120 premium/ $150 VIP

$40 Food and Beverage Minimum

Brandon Cutrell
"Feelin' Frosty"
December 1 

MAC AWARD and BISTRO AWARD winner Brandon Cutrell made his entrance on the New York cabaret stage in 2001's It's an Art: The Music of Stephen Schwartz (with Stephen Schwartz). Other New York credits: Broadway By The Year, The 2nd Annual Broadway Unplugged, Pippin, Liz Swados' Waiting For Lefty and David Friedman's King Island Christmas. Nationally, Brandon has performed with Theatre of the Stars, Goodspeed Musicals, the Human Race Theatre and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. Brandon's solo cabaret debut, entitled, was honored by TheaterMania as the best debut show of 2002 and by the Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs (MAC), which honored Brandon in 2003 with the MAC Award for Best Male Debut. 

Kathryn Crosby
"Christmas with Bing and Kathryn Crosby"
December 15

John Treacy Egan
"On Christmas Morning"
December 22

John Treacy Egan, one of Broadway's most beloved voices, performs classic favorites and new songs, along with amusing stories of Christmas' past.  As of January, 2008 - John is knocking them dead in The Little Mermaid on Broadway. Previously, John lead the Broadway cast of The Producers as Max Bialystock. He has also played the TONY winning roles of Roger Debris, Franz Liebkind, and Max Bialystock.    

$40 Cover/ $60 Premium Seating

$25 Food / Drink Minimum

CALL 212 339-4095

www.ticketweb.com

Photo of Chita Rivera by Walter McBride/Retna Ltd.



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