Brent Barrett, Et. Al Set For 88's Cabaret 'Walt Disney: A Tribute' 4/19

88's brings the best of Broadway & L.A.'s singers to one stage the third Monday of every month at the incredibly beautiful and romantic restaurant Cafe La Boheme in West Hollywood. Each show hosts over a dozen amazing singers to bring together an incredible night of music. April's tribute is to the music of Disney!

Scheduled to perform are Chico's Angels, Brent Barrett, Gina Coconato, Ashley Cuellar, Tawny Dolley, Chad Doreck, Shelly Goldstein, Paulette Ivory, Jennifer & Tom Korbee, Jen Malenke, Bets Malone, Lesli Margherita, Momma, Vanessa Perkins, and Eliza Rickman.

The concert will feature musical direction by Gregory Nabours. The evening's special guest will be Rob Edwards, the writer of Oscar nominated Walt Disney Pictures The Princess & The Frog.

There will be an open microphone to follow the show. Bring your sheet music for our pianist. Sign ups begin at 7pm with limited spots open.

For tickets, visit http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/108134. Purchase of tickets only guarantees entrance. For seating you must make a dinner reservation with La Boheme by calling 323 848 2360. There is a $20 minimum for seated reservations.

Ryan Black's 88's Cabaret is a not for profit cabaret show in Los Angeles. 88's produces themed cabaret nights the third Monday of every month currently at Cafe La Boheme Restaurant. 88's has hosted Broadway and L.A.'s top singing talents for the past two years. Each show created by Ryan Black sets the tone to showcase over a dozen performers at each show. It's designed to promote the arts and talents of these performers and musicians to keep this art alive in the city of Los Angeles. 88's Cabaret also mentors oNe Young performer every show to perform with the pros. This developed into 88's Uth Mentoring Scholarship program and within the first year was able to grant 3K to young artists with the hopes of doubling that goal each year. 88's has raised over 100K for charity events and youth scholarships.

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