Peter Mac's GET HAPPY Extended Through 7/14

Judy Garland Live in Concert: GET HAPPY! A 90TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION has been extended. "Get Happy" show runs this weekend July 13 & 14 at 8pm.

Next week, "Get Happy" begins it's runs on Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 6pm.

Judy Garland (Peter Mac) takes you on a theatrical musical play through her life from her days in Vaudeville , to her illustrious film career at MGM, her legendary concert comebacks in the 50’s and 60’s, her CBS television series and beyond.

More than just a concert GET HAPPY! Is a theatrical experience! Featuring all of the Garland standards you love best, including The Trolley Song, The Man That Got Away and Over The Rainbow.

The show runs at the Peter Mac’s Supper Club Theater in The French Market Restaurant located at: 7985 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite 104, West Hollywood, CA 90046.

The show has been created and conceived by Peter Mac, fast becoming known as the premiere Judy Garland Tribute Artist. In the words of Don Grigware from Broadway World: “There is literally no one who comes even close to Peter Mac, who sings the only sincere loving tribute to Judy Garland anywhere.”

Mac is renowned for his loving and sympathetic homage to Garland, garnering special raves for his determination to bring to life the style, wit and musical legacy of an artist rather than caricature her familiar frailties as a human being.

Tickets range between $15 And $30 and can be purchased at BrownPaperTickets.com or Goldstar.com. $30 at the door – Cash Only.

The doors open at 6:45pm for dinner and the show begins at 8pm.

Sundays doors open at 5pm and show at 6pm.

There is a two item food/drink minimum for each patron.

For More information visit www.friendofjudy.com or by calling: (310) 871-7563 or by emailing DJ@CabaretDesigner.com.

Peter Mac
Mac appears weekly, every Friday and Saturday as Judy Garland. The tribute artist is renowned for his homage to the rainbow girl, garnering special raves for his determination to bring to life the style, wit and musical legacy of an artist rather than caricature her familiar frailties as a human being.

In 2005 Mac was interviewed for the United Kingdom television documentary, Hollywood Goddesses. In once in a lifetime opportunity, Mac took the stage as Garland at New York’s historic Palace theatre, recreating moments from Garland’s concert repertoire and the three famous engagements she played at that venue.

In 2007, Mac was cast again as Garland along with several other Garland impersonators to perform in Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall.

Since moving to Los Angeles, Mac as won two Gridward awards for outstand work as a Judy Garland tribute artist. He was nominated for four BroadwayWorld.com awards in 2012 including best Cabert Artist.