Theo Ubique Extends MY WAY...A TRIBUTE TO FRANK SINATRA Through January
By: Tyler Peterson
Theo Ubique's cabaret saluting the man who was arguably the most popular singer of the 20th Century will be extended beyond its originally announced closing date of January 10th and will run throughout the month of January, closing on Sunday, January 31.
The revue featuring some 50 standards recorded by Frank Sinatra, sung here by a cast of four singers backed up by Music Director Jeremy Ramey's three-piece band, has won raves from the Chicago Sun-Times, the Chicago Reader, New City and many other media. Cast members Christopher Logan and Kyrie Anderson, known to Theo Ubique audiences for their recent performances in A Kurt Weill Songbook and Blood Brothers are joined by company newcomers Carl Herzog and Caitlin Boho in performing dozens of the many Great American songbook standards popularized by crooner Frank Sinatra. Logan's Theo Ubique credits include performing in many of the company's recent cabarets as well as choreographing their A Marvin Hamlisch Songbook. Elsewhere this past summer he starred as Peter Allen in Pride Films and Plays' The Boy from Oz. Kyrie Anderson appeared in Theo's A Cole Porter Songbook when it was remounted at Theatre on the Lake, but My Way is just her second show on the No Exit stage. She made her No Exit debut in Theo's Blood Brothers, which ran from September 29 through November 15. She's also had roles in NightBlue's Songs for a New World and Pride Films and Plays' Under a Rainbow Flag.
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