PHOTO FLASH: Inside BPB YEARBOOK: A THROWBACK CABARET at Davenport's
The Brown Paper Box Co. returned to Davenport's Piano Bar & Cabaret last Sunday and Monday nights with BPB Yearbook: A Throwback Cabaret. This two-night-only event featured solos and duets performed by Brown Paper Box Co. artistic associates and previous cast members as they cracked open their personal time capsules and revealed hilarious anecdotes and cringe-worthy stories from their teenage years.
Song selections included a Britney Spears medley ("...Baby One More Time," "Oops!...I Did It Again," and "Stronger"; sung by Neala Barron), "Unworthy of Your Love" (ASSASSINS; sung by M. William Panek* and Anna Schutz*), "All I Care About" (CHICAGO; sung by T.J. Anderson*), "Easy as Life," (AIDA; sung by Denise Tamburrino), "Why" (tick, tick...BOOM!; sung by Nick Shoda*), "Rocket Man" (Elton John; sung by Justin Harner*), "Twentysomething" (Jamie Cullum; sung by Megan Ensley), "Rosemary" (HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING; sung by Anderson and Stephanie Rohr*), "Now You Know" (MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG; sung by Paul G. Miller), and "You Oughta Know" (Alanis Morissette; sung by The Moxie Sisters [Rohr, Jenna Schoppe, and Liz Ward]).
Music direction and accompaniment was provided by Justin Harner. The event was hosted by Brown Paper Box Co. artistic associates T.J. Anderson and Nick Shoda.
For more information about The Brown Paper Box Co., including their upcoming production, SPIKE HEELS, please visit www.brownpaperbox.org.
Photo Credit: C.B. Lindsey
The Moxie Sisters
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