Photo Flash: (Mostly) Musicals Features Killer Line-Up Tonight at E Spot Lounge

BE ON THE LOOKOUT! A high caliber lineup of criminally talented performers is headed toward the E Spot Lounge. This notorious gang of show-stealers includes Michael-Leon Wooley (B'way: LITTLE SHOP, FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE, Film: Disney's THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG, DREAMGIRLS), Sharon McNight (Tony nomination: STARMITES), Alison Luff (B'way: MATILDA, LES MIS), Alli Miller (CHERRY POPPINS), Amanda Kruger (Everly Snodgrass), Benjamin Schrader (B'way: AVENUE Q, PETER AND THE STARCATCHER), Cindy Sciacca (HOCUS POCUS at Rockwell), Dana Shaw (PARADE at Panic Productions), J.Elaine Marcos (B'way: ANNIE, PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT), Jason Michael Snow (B'way: BOOK OF MORMON), Matt Magnusson (Ovation nomination: RECORDED IN HOLLYWOOD), Miguel Cardenas (CLAUDIO QUEST at the Chance), and Will Collyer (BREAKING THROUGH at Pasadena Playhouse)!

Check out the cast in rehearsals below!

(mostly)musicals: CRIME SCENE will also feature a special preview from COME FLY WITH ME: The Sammy Cahn Songbook, scheduled to have a one night layover at the E Spot next Monday, March 20th - PLUS a performance from the daring dames of Cherry Poppins! And of course we have the usual suspects: Gregory Nabours will be the mastermind behind the piano, and Emily Clark and Mark Jacobson host the open mic afterparty - so if you want to step up and sing like a canary, get there early to sign up!

Stake out your seats now at www.espotlounge.com - missing this show would be a major crime!

Advance tickets are available at tinyurl.com/mmLA-CRIME or www.espotlounge.com.
Doors open at 6:30pm for dinner and drinks; the show starts at 7:30pm, with an open mic afterparty following the show.
Tickets are $15 with a 2 item minimum.
The E Spot Lounge is located on the upper level of Vitello's Restaurant (recently named one of Open Table's 100 Hottest Restaurants in America) at 4349 Tujunga Avenue, Studio City, CA.? ?

Valet ($6 with validation) and street parking are available.

Photo credit: Amy Francis Schott