Photos: First Look - Cape Playhouse's THEY'RE PLAYING HIS SONGS Marvin Hamlisch Tribute, Now Through 7/6
Tony Award winner Karen Ziemba, Christiane Noll, Carol Woods and Jason Graae will salute late composer Marvin Hamlisch in They're Playing His Songs at the Cape Playhouse June 24 - July 6, 2013 at Cape Playhouse. Check out a first look below!
Created and directed by Tony Award winner David Zippel (City of Angels), who collaborated with Hamlisch on The Goodbye Girl, the world-premiere revue will run June 24-July 6. Christopher Marlowe will musical direct.
They're Playing His Songs will include video clips and live performances, including songs from The Way We Were,A Chorus Line, The Sting and The Goodbye Girl and more.
An earlier version of the piece premiered at the McCallum Theater in Palm Desert, ca, in January. Ziemba, Noll and Graae were part of the cast.
For tickets visit capeplayhouse.com.
Photos by: Kathleen A. Fahle
Christiane Noll, Carol Woods, Karen Ziemba
Jason Graae, Karen Ziemba, Christiane Noll, Carol Woods
Jason Graae, Karen Ziemba, Christiane Noll, Carol Woods
Jason Graae, Christiane Noll, Carol Wood, Karen Ziemba
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