Chad McCallon Debuts 'I Can't Say No,' Duplex 9/17 & 24

Chad McCallon will perform his show "I Can't Say No" at the Duplex (61 Christopher Street, at 7th Ave) on Mondays September 17 & 24 at 9:30PM.  Phil Hall is the musical director.  There is a $5.00 cover and 2-drink minimum.

"Chad McCallon and Phil Hall present a mix of old and new diva 11 o'clock Broadway show stopping numbers. Songs you have may never heard a guy do," describe press notes, "From Bernadette to Patti, or Mary, Ethel & Gwen to Angela, everyones' faves will be covered.  Some of the musical numbers will be: Let Me Entertain You; I've Got What You Want; Gotta Get A Gimmick; A Little Brains a Little Talent; Secret Love; Shy; I Got Lost In His Arms; I Can't Say No; You Could Drive A Person Crazy; A Cock-Eyed Optimist; I Hate Men; The Miller's Son; Meadowlark; Love You Didn't Do Right By Me; Sooner Or Later; If You Were The Only Boy In The World; In His Eyes; Getting Married Today."

Chad is a new arrival to New York City, recently completed his training in Musical Theatre at Boston Conservatory. Regional credits: Into The Woods (The Baker) and Damn Yankees (Mr. Applegate), earning him a Tommy Tune award nomination. Other favorite roles include Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls, Smokey Joes Café, Melvin P. Thorp in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Charlie Brown in a charity event concert of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Chad recently made his New York debut in Matthew Passion.

Phil Hall for the better part of his career has been a conductor and musical director.  He composed the score for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. He vocally arranged Sophisticated Ellington, at Carnegie Hall for Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops and was a vocal arranger for revue "Some Enchanted Evening."

The Duplex, New York City's world famous cabaret and piano bar, is located in the heart of West Greenwich Village in Manhattan.

For information please call 212-255-5438.  You can also make reservations online at www.duplex.com.  

Photo of Chad McCallon by Linda Lenzi

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