Brian Childers & Amanda Keane-Stack Bring LIFE, LOVE, AND OTHER MYSTERIES to Queens

New York-Sunnyside Concert Series presents Helen Hayes Award Winner Brian Childers and performer Amanda Keane-Stack in a new concert enAtled Life, Love and Other Mysteriesis. The Concert is an evening of songs exploring those aspects of life in the city and more, featuring classic and contemporary musical theatre songs from composers such as Sondheim, William Finn, James Taylor, Jeanine Tesori, Jule Styne, Irving Berlin and more.

The Concert is part of a free performance series sponsored by Sunnyside Reformed Church in Queens. The Concert is in it's fifth year and promotes different acts from Rock, Theater, Film, Classical, and Poetry.

Where: Sunnyside Reformed Church 48-03 Skillman Ave. Sunnyside, Queens

When: Tonight, March 19th 7p. Cost: Free

BRIAN CHILDERS Brian received the 2002 Helen Hayes Award for "Outstanding Leading Actor in a Musical" and the Mary Goldwater Award for his performance as Danny Kaye in "Danny and Sylvia: A Musical Love Story. His recent tour of his new one man show "An Evening with Danny Kaye" has received rave reviews and has been seen coast to coast including Los Angeles, New York, and Washington D.C. OFF BROADWAY: Danny and Sylvia, The Danny Kaye Musical (Danny Kaye). NATIONAL TOUR:The Kid from Brooklyn (Danny Kaye - Original). The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Tom Sawyer). NEW YORK: My wife in a Chador (John Mayer) Theater for the New City; Sophia (Jake Kelly) Write Act Repertory; Obama in Naples (Paolo) June Havoc Theatre; Freedom's Song: A New Musical; Miracle on 34th St.: The Musical (Marvin Shellhammer) Theatrical Gems;. Brian has performed as a soloist at the Hollywood Bowl with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Pantages, The Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center and Dodger Stadium. Brian is a proud member of Actor's Equity. Visit: www.brianchilders.net and www.aneveningwithdannykaye.com

AMANDA KEANE STACK pursued her theatrical talents from VA to NYC, and across the country, touring in several producAons and performing regionally in South Carolina, Ohio and Texas. In NYC, she appeared in many producAons including the new musicals Shining Love in the Midtown InternaAonal Music Theatre FesAval, Out of Orbit with Vital Theatre and Blue Songs, Gray Songs. Some favorite roles include Mary Magdalene in "Jesus Christ Superstar", Sunny in "The Last Night of Ballyhoo" and Hodel in "Fiddler on the Roof". More recently, Amanda performed in cabaret rooms across Manhagan, though she has been on hiatus to be home with her young twins.