COLE SINGS COLE Featuring Amy Cole Set for Skokie Theater, 3/13
Three Cat Productions is excited to announce their March production "Cole sings Cole", feature performer Amy Cole and the music of famous Coles. The performance will be at the Skokie Theatre Music Foundation March 13th, 2010 at 8pm.
"Cole sings Cole" celebrates the music of Cole greats Cole Porter, Nat (King) Cole, and Natalie Cole. These talent artists have had an enormous impact on American popular music. Collectively, their contributions have given classic and timeless music that spans from the early part of the century to the present day.Some favorites include Night and Day, Paper Moon and When I Fall In Love.
Performers include Amy Cole as vocals, Tom Vaitsas on piano, and Joe Policastro on bass. The Musical Director is Paul Marinaro. Cole says "It's great work work with some of the best jazz musicians in town."
"Cole sings Cole" will be on March 13th, 8pm at the Skokie Music Theatre Foundation, Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Tickets can be ordered online at www.skokietheatre.com or over the phone at 847-677-7761.
Three Cat Media was founded in 2006 to provide affordable web and graphic design services to the artistic and creative communities. It was borne of the desire of founders, Jason Paul Smith and Rob Dorn, to combine their collective 30 years in the marketing and design industries with their passion for the artist.
In addition to web and graphic services, Three Cat Media is dedicated to the independent performer; producing theater, cabaret, and concert events. Developed in 2007, Three Cat Media's live entertainment division makes it easier for independent artists and performers to develop an audience, sell more products or gain that much needed experience.
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