Amir Levi Returns to Rockwell with HAPPINESS, 4/29
By: Courtnie Mele
A year after his Bound to You concert, Amir Levi returns to Rockwell with Happiness: a collection of songs pondering what happiness actually means when it comes to love. Amir performs songs that have tickled and punched him at the same time through his many bouts on the dating rink. With Musical Direction and Accompaniment by Anthony Starble and Choreography by Kasi Kirkpatrick, and special guest Cuñao setting the stage, this night promises a vulnerable, humorous and sexy glimpse into the many cycles and punches of love.
Seating is fixed. Patrons will be assigned a seat but can adjust it when purchasing tickets online. Doors open 60 minutes prior to the show. Rockwell: Table & Stage is an intimate venue with close seating quarters, and tries to accommodate as many patrons as possible. Be prepared to make new friends. Please note that parties cannot be changed or combined once you've chosen your seats and purchased your tickets. While performances at Rockwell: Table & Stage are not restricted to 21+, many of our performances do include mature content, and patrons under the age of 21 are prohibited by law from sitting in certain areas of the venue without exception. Guests are encouraged to arrive early and enjoy Rockwell: Table & Stage cuisine and cocktails. There is a two item minimum. LATE SEATING POLICY: All tickets and reservations are released at scheduled showtime.http://rockwell-la.inticketing.com/evinfo.php?eventid=401350
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