Cortes Alexander Returns With Special Holiday Christmas Show At Upstairs At Vitello's
Following a series of successful sold out performances, the highly popular, multi-faceted musical artist and Broadway performer Cortés Alexander ("Marilyn: An American Fable", "Liza's at the Palace") brings his annual Holiday Christmas Show back to Los Angeles' prized venue, Upstairs at Vitello's, on Monday, December 17.
Joining him will be his beautiful and soulful Swell Girls, Melissa Bailey ("Marilyn: An American Fable," "Twin Peaks: The Return") and Marissa Roberts ("Undateable," NBC) with Music Direction by David Arana (Engelbert Humperdinck). Alexander will once again delight guests with his innovative arrangements of some of your holiday favorites.
His critically acclaimed debut CD 'Swell,' available on iTunes and through all online retailers, received outstanding reviews from BroadwayWorld to The Miami Herald, and everywhere in between.
Alexander has packed houses and sold out shows at popular cabaret and concert venues across the U.S., ranging from Los Angeles' Federal Bar and the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel to Chicago's Davenport's Club to New York's Birdland.
Cortés has also extensively toured the world with Liza Minnelli with The Cortés Alexander Trio and co-starred in her Tony Award-winning Broadway show, "Liza's at the Palace."
"Christmas with Cortés Alexander and his Swell Girls, Melissa Bailey & Marissa Roberts" will begin at 7:00 p.m., with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. Upstairs at Vitello's is located at 4349 Tujunga Blvd., in Studio City. For more information, call 818-769-0905. For more information on Cortés Alexander, visit www.cortesalexander.com.
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