Tenor Mario Frangoulis Reschedules San Francisco Debut to April 4 at Nourse Theatre

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the San Francisco debut of world-renowned powerhouse tenor Mario Frangoulis, has been rescheduled from Friday, November 8, 2013 to Friday, April 4, 2014 at Nourse Theatre (275 Hayes Street, San Francisco). Frangoulis has rescheduled his entire North American visit, including two other one-night-only performances in Chicago and New York.

Tickets already purchased for the San Francisco date will be honored on the new performance date. If ticket purchasers are unable to attend the concert on the new show date, refunds will be available at point of purchase. Tickets purchased through the City Box Office may inquire online at cityboxoffice.com or by phone at (415)392-4400.

The Elios Charitable Foundation will honor Frangoulis at the 2013 Hellenic Charity Ball on Saturday, November 2, 2013 at Westin St. Francis on Union Square (335 Powell Street, San Francisco). In his absence, Frangoulis will send a personal video message to be played at the ball and Demetra Anagnostopoulos of Frangoulis' North American management team will accept the award.

Additional details regarding Frangoulis' North American performances announced at a later date. Tickets for the new performance date in San Francisco will be available through the City Box Office online at cityboxoffice.com or by phone at (415)392-4400.

About Mario Frangoulis: Mario Frangoulis has released more than 15 solo albums and 10 compilation albums. His first two international releases, Sometimes I Dream (2002) and Follow Your Heart (2005) were fixtures at #2 and #3 on Billboard's Classical Crossover charts, and his (2008) tribute to Italian tenor Mario Lanza, Mario Sings Mario held the #5 position on Sony BMG's international charts. At the age of 17, Frangoulis was discovered by legendary producer, Sir Cameron Mackintosh, and offered the role of Marius in Les Miserables in London's West End. His run as Marius was exceptionally received by audiences and critics alike. A short time later, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber cast Frangoulis to play the role of Raoul in Phantom of the Opera. In the year 2000, he was chosen out of a pool of 4,000 actors to play the lead role of Tony in West Side Story at the world-famous Teatro a la Scala in Milan, Italy. Frangoulis is the winner of the Maria Callas Prize, the Pavarotti Scholarship and has been mentored by opera greats Carlo Bergonzi and Marilyn Horne. His powerful vocals and passionate performing style earned Frangoulis the honor of being chosen as the ONLY private student of acclaimed tenor, Alfredo Kraus. After traveling the world with Kraus, Frangoulis continued his studies at the Julliard School of Music in New York.

Mario Frangoulis serves as International Ambassador for the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, underwriters of the public television program Mario Frangoulis Live With The Boston Pops. A portion of proceeds from the sale and pledging of the Beautiful Things CD and DVD go to the prestigious organization's scholarship fund for America's highest-risk, highest-potential young students.

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