Jason Kravits to Bring Completely Improvised Cabaret to 54 Below Next Month

54 BELOW, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Jason Kravits in "I (a Life)" on Saturday, January 10th. 11:30pm. With Wayne Barker on piano, plus special guests. Directed by Julie Kramer.

TV and Broadway veteran JASON KRAVITS (The Practice, The Drowsy Chaperone, Don't Quit Your Night Job) makes his 54 Below debut in one of the most spontaneous, original evenings of cabaret you'll ever see. Why? Because it's completely improvised! All patter songs, standards, show-stoppers and ballads...completely made up. From scratch. On the spot. Same with all whimsical recollections, backstage anecdotes, old chestnuts and sob stories. Ably accompanied by Tony Award nominee Wayne Barker, Jason will invent an entire life in song, based solely on audience suggestions. It's sure to be a high-wire act of musical proportions!

Jason Kravits in "I (a Life)" plays 54 Below (254 West 54th Street) on Saturday, January 10th at 11:30pm. Cover charge starts at $15, with a $20 food and beverage minimum. Tickets and information are available at www.54Below.com. Tickets on the day of performance after 4:00 are only available by calling (646) 476-3551.

Jason has been fortunate enough to appear on stages and screens, large and small for over 30 years. He is probably best known for his long-running role as Richard Bay on ABC's The Practice, though he has amassed over 40 other television appearances. These include recurring roles on Smash, The Michael J. Fox Show, Royal Pains, and Dallas, as well as memorable appearances on The Blacklist, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Hot in Cleveland, Married, Masters of Sex, Raising Hope, 30 Rock, The Good Wife, Gilmore Girls and Everybody Loves Raymond. Film Credits include, Chinese Puzzle, The Stepford Wives, Sweet November, Morning Glory, and Are We There Yet. On Broadway, Jason is best know for his work in The Drowsy Chaperone. Other credits include Sly Fox and most recently, Relatively Speaking, three original one-acts by Ethan Coen, Elaine May and Woody Allen. In 1999, his two-man sketch show, Kravits and Jones, won the Jury Award at the US Comedy Festival in Aspen, Co. He is a founding member of The Rumble in the Red Room writing collective, as well as the improv troupe Erasable, Inc. As a writer, Jason has penned the 10-minute play Green Eggs and Hamlet, the holiday stories The Kvetch, and A Christmoose Story, as well as the acclaimed web-series Lords of the Playground (http://www.thelords.tv). Jason is a native of the D.C. area, where he performed extensively at the Shakespeare Theatre, Round House Theatre and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Co. He is a member of the Actors Center Workshop Company.