Randie Levine-Miller to Present BROADWAY SHOWSTOPPER DIVOS: A SWELL PARTY at the Metropolitan Room, 9/15

On Monday, September 15 at 7:00 PM, Randie Levine-Miller will present and host Broadway Showstopper Divos --"A Swell Party" at the Metropolitan Room, 34 West 22nd Street. The evening's theme is "The Broadway Songbook" -- starring some of the theater's most talented performers:

Bob Ari, whose Broadway credits include "Act One"; "Frost/Nixon";

Chuck Cooper, Tony Award Winner for "The Life"; "Caroline, or Change"; "Finian's Rainbow"; upcoming, "Amazing Grace";

Richard Kind, Drama Desk Award Winner for "The Big Knife; TV starring roles: "Spin City", "Mad About You", "Curb Your Enthusiasm";

Joseph Sirola, Veteran Theater and TV Actor, "King of the Voiceovers"(Wall St. Journal); Tony Winning Theater Producer of "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder";

Kevin Spirtas, "The Boy From Oz"; TV star: "Days of Our Lives";

Bob Stillman, 2 Time Tony Award Nominee; Broadway, "Grey Gardens", "Dirty Blonde"; upcoming, "It's Only A Play," where he's standby for Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick and F. Murray Abraham!

Paul Chamlin, Music Director, is a much in demand pianist who also performs with his wife, Rochelle in their cabaret show at leading New York venues.

"These extraordinary entertainers are donating their time and talent for a worthy cause -- I'm so lucky to have such generous, give back guys on board," says Levine-Miller.

Randie Levine-Miller (Producer/Host) is bringing her "brand" back to the Metropolitan Room, where her 2 previous shows sold out. She also sold out her "Showstopper Divos-- A Swell Party" at Feinstein's in 2012, after producing her Diva/Divo series at the Friars Club for many years. She's been called a modern day "hostess with the mostess" (as her audiences will attest! ). Randie's produced over 80 star-studded events including tributes to Charles Strouse, Marvin Hamlisch, Tovah Feldshuh, Jim Dale, Len Cariou, Tony Roberts, Ervin Drake & Lee Roy Reams.

*The Actors Fund is a human services organization that helps everyone who works in the performing arts. Programs include: social services, emergency financial assistance, healthcare, insurance counseling, housing, and employment and training services. Visit www.actorsfund.org

For tickets, go to www.metropolitanroom.com or http://metropolitanroom.com/event.cfm?id=144241 or call 212-206-0440. Visit www.actorsfund.org for more information. .