Shana Farr and Craig Rubano to Bring ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE to Chelsea Table + Stage

For the first time, award-winning concert and stage performers Shana Farr and Craig Rubano (Les Misérables, The Scarlet Pimpernel) along with  music director Jon Weber, will bring their voices and theatrical talents together for All the Things You Are: Love, Laughter, and the Music of Jerome Kern, a romantic theatrical journey told through the songs of one of Broadway's greatest composers. This musical endeavor will debut at Chelsea Table + Stage for two performances: Monday, October 26 and Thursday, November 19, both shows at 7pm.

Shana Farr and Craig Rubano bring Kern's beloved songs to life in an intimate concert, with music director Jon Weber providing the musical foundation with a few original arrangements created by the legendary Steve Ross. Drawing from Kern's remarkable collaborations with Oscar Hammerstein II, Dorothy Fields, Ira Gershwin, P.G. Wodehouse, and others, the evening unfolds like a miniature musical play, with each song revealing another chapter in a journey through love, longing, heartbreak, humor, and hope. Featuring beloved standards including “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” “The Way You Look Tonight,” “Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man,” “Long Ago (and Far Away),” “A Fine Romance,” and the immortal title song, All the Things You Are celebrates Kern's extraordinary music and the power of song to tell the stories we recognize in ourselves. Tickets are $25-$35 (with a $25 food + beverage minimum) and can be purchased here.

Shana Farr

is an award-winning singer, actress, producer, and recording artist celebrated for her elegant interpretations of the Great American Songbook. She has appeared at distinguished venues including Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital Hall), Jazz at Lincoln Center (Rose Theater), 54 Below, Feinstein's at The Regency, London's Crazy Coqs and The Pheasantry, and Westminster Abbey. A passionate storyteller, Shana has earned acclaim for her thoughtfully curated concert productions, including The Songbook of Julie Andrews: Whistling Away the Dark, The Songbook of Barbara Cook: It's Not Where You Start, Lullaby of Broadway, and Dream Reality. A Bistro Award recipient and two-time Mabel Mercer Foundation Award winner, she recently gave the world premiere of James Adler's Lullaby at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall and recorded the work for the composer's forthcoming album. The Wall Street Journal praised her debut recording, Out of the Shadows, describing her voice as “bright, strong and true.” Her stage credits include the title roles in The Merry Widow and Princess Ida, Marian Paroo in The Music Man, and Laurey Williams in Oklahoma!. For more information, visit www.ShanaFarr.com

Craig Rubano