BOYS NIGHT OUT's Last Winter Show to Play Metropolitan Room, Spring 2013
After a successful try out run in June, Danny Bolero, Bernard Dotson and Tom Gamblin return in Boys Night Out. The evening is a celebration of the music of The Rat Pack. The evening features songs like What Kind Of Fool Am I, Mr. Booze, Sway, and many more. The evening is a tribute to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. This show is not an impersonation show just laid back evening celebrating the Rat Pack.
MAC and Bistro Award Winner Tracy Stark Musical Directs and Cabaret Producer Joseph Macchia makes his directing debut.
Bernard Dotson On Broadway, Bernard was featured in Finian's Rainbow, (First Gospeleer, Original Revival Cast), Chicago, (Billy Flynn), Imaginary Friends, ( Leo, Original Cast), Sweet Smell Of Success, (Club Zanzibar Singer, Original Cast), Jesus Christ Superstar, (Original Revival Cast), and the Tony Award Musical Ragtime, (Original Cast). Concerts and recordings: New York Philharmonic, the music of Frank Loesser, Dreamgirls for The Actors Fund, (Recording) Encores Broadway Bash at City Center, and several cast recordings including the newly released Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Alone.
Tom Gamblin has been seen in the national tours of Titanic, and Starlight Express as well as Santa in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. He made his cabaret debut this past year at the Metropolitan Room where he also hosts and co produces The METROSTAR Competition. Tom was most recently seen in the Off Broadway musical Golf.
Danny Bolero has been seen on Broadway in Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor DreamCoat as well as Kevin the tough but lovable father is the TONY award winning musical In The Heights. He was recently seen as Lt. Munoz in the Muscial City of Angels at Goodspeed Opera House. He has been seen on TV in Beverly Hills 90210, The Ghost Whisperer, Bored To Death and more. Danny makes his cabaret debut in Boys Night Out.
Joseph Macchia is a MAC and Bistro Award winning producer who makes directing debut.
Photo Credit: Stephen Sorokoff
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