Adriana McPhee Brings Her New Show To Hollywood 2/26-28
Sultry Adriana McPhee brings her all new show, "Starting Here, Starting Now" into two of the country's most exciting rooms. In Los Angeles, she returns to Tom Rolla's Gardenia Supper Club in West Hollywood where she will appear Thursday, February 26th to Saturday, February 28th. All shows are at 9:00 PM. There will be a $20 music charge and a two drink minimum. Dinner is available before the show. The Gardenia Supper Club is located at 7066 Santa Monica Blvd. in West Hollywood. Reservations: (323) 467-7444
Ms. McPhee will make her New York cabaret debut at the Metropolitan Room at Gotham with three shows only: Tuesday, March 3rd at 9:30 PM. Wednesday, March 4th and Thursday, March 5th at 9:45 PM. The Metropolitan Room at Gotham is located at 34 West 22nd Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues). There will be a $25 music charge and a two drink minimum. Reservations: (212) 206-0440
The eclectic set features many surprises as well as dynamic songs by the likes of Michel Legrand, Joni Mitchell, and Stephen Sondheim. Ms. McPhee will appear with musical director Matt Perri. The show is directed by Ryan Kasprzak.
Ms. McPhee recently returned from sold out shows in Paris where she shared the stage with legendary cabaret artist Julie Wilson. She is the scion of an acclaimed show business family: Her mother, Peisha McPhee, is a celebrated cabaret singer and will appear as a special guest in all shows. Peisha is a respected voice teacher in Los Angeles and recently opened a new studio in Manhattan. Her father is a television and film producer, and her sister is pop star, actress, and American Idol Katharine McPhee.
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