CHICAGO SINGS: ALANIS MORISSETTE Cast Announced
Chicago Sings: Alanis Morissette is the first of a future cabaret series featuring some of Chicago's hottest local talent for an evening to celebrate the seven Grammy Award winner and multi-platinum singer and songwriter Alanis Morissette. The concert is produced and directed by Brittney Brown, Alex Iacobucci, and Travis Monroe Neese.
Chicago Sings: Alanis Morissette showcases a set list filled with chart topping hits as well as classics from the singer and songwriter's catalog, including "Hand In My Pocket", "You Learn", and more! This one night only event of pop and rock features some of Chicago's biggest and brightest distinctive voices and will be a night to remember; no fan of Alanis or fan of local Chicago talent should miss it!
$15 cover with a 2 drink minimum. Event is age 21+.
Reserve your tickets online at: http://davenportspianobar.com/events/chicago-sings-alanis-morissette/
Featuring:
Nick Arceo (Grand Hotel, Getting There: A Musical Theatre Cabaret)
Brittney Brown (Bonnie & Clyde, Ragtime)
Lydia Burke (Shrek, Ghost)
Paige Daigle (Lizzie, Church of Modern Love)
Tessa Dettman (Bonnie & Clyde, Lucky: A Musical)
Alex Iacobucci (Hildegard of Bingen, F**king Men)
Madison Kauffman (The Little Mermaid, Heathers)
Kyra Leigh (Singer/Songwriter)
Meghan McCandless (Ragtime, Northwestern University's "A Starry Night")
Travis Monroe Neese (Bewildered, The Fantasticks)
Travis Shanahan (Guys & Dolls, Twelfth Night)
Jessica Suprenant (Dear Brutus, The Fantasticks)
Piano: Kyra Leigh
Guitar: Cheryl Lawson
Location
Venue: Davenport's Piano Bar
Venue Phone: 773-278-1830
Venue Website: http://davenportspianobar.com
Address: 1383 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, Illinois, 60622, United States
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