Open Stage of Harrisburg Presents 7th Annual COURT STREET CABARET

Stuart Landon is back with his friends for another rousing rendition of COURT STREET CABARET. The production features Alexis Dow Campbell, Allison Graham, David Glasgow, Kara Miller, Trish Baillie, Patty Cole, Jason Whetstone, and local drag personalities Felicia O'Toole Buffington and Maxwell Treats. The evening of song "from Broadway and beyond" will play January 13 & 14 at 7:30pm at Open Stage.

Audiences can expect old and new favorites from artists it's like Bette Midler, The Beatles, and composers like Stephen Schwartz, William Finn, Craig Carnelia, and Cole Porter. This year there will be sets of "miscast" songs, where performers get to sing songs they would never be able to sing otherwise, and a section of "covers of covers of covers", where actors will emulate their favorite cover songs.

"Every year, we try to expand COURT STREET CABARET and each season we try to present unexpected tunes from all kinds of genres," says Landon, who not only performs in COURT STREET CABARET but has produced every season at Open Stage of Harrisburg since 2010. "We have had everything from Sondheim to hot new musical theatre composers like Leiber & Stoller, Paul Simon to Carole King."

The "Court Street Band" is made up of David Glasgow on keyboard and Dani Fiore on drums.

COURT STREET CABARET plays January 13 & 14 at 7:30pm in the intimate Angino Family Theatre at Open Stage of Harrisburg, 25 North Court Street,

Between Market and Walnut Streets, in downtown Harrisburg.

Tickets to COURT STREET CABARET are $20 General Admission or $35 for VIP. For advanced ticket purchase, call our Box Office at 717-232-6736 or visit openstagehbg.com.

The theatre lobby opens one hour prior to performance. This production is sponsored by Margaret Hathaway. This season is funded, in part, by the Cultural Enrichment Fund, the capital region's united arts fund, the Shubert Foundation, and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Open Stage of Harrisburg is a Constituent of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for American theatre.