MACK & POPPY Return to LA with LET IT SNOW! Tonight
M&P Productions has announced that Mack & Poppy will return to Los Angeles with their new holiday entertainment, Let It Snow!, for two performances only tonight, November 28 at 8pm and Sunday, November 29 at 7pm at the Cavern Club Celebrity Theatre inside Casita Del Campo Restaurant in Silver Lake.
Kicking off this year's holiday season, Let It Snow! promises to be festive, irreverent, loaded with humor, and full of wonderful holiday music to warm the cockles of your cockles.
Mack & Poppy are the creation of Christopher Michael Graham and Tod Macofsky. Crooner Mack Diamond (Macofsky) began his career as a child star, singing on street corners with his two older brothers, Shlomo and Moishe. Later, Mack suffered a decade of depression and alcoholism in Las Vegas, where he spent eight years performing his solo show, A Yiddishe Mackie, at The Imperial Palace. He met the lovely Poppy Fields while she was in the chorus of Jubilee!, and the rest is showbiz history. Southern Belle Poppy Fields (Graham) escaped the narrow-minded confines of Possum Trot, Alabama, and traveled the world as a singer/dancer/actress, entertaining celebrities, businessmen, and heads-of-state. After a successful beauty pageant career, the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas called, where Poppy wed and divorced four husbands before finally meeting and marrying the "Sensation of the 24-hour Buffet," entertainer Mack Diamond.
With musical direction by the legendary Jack Cheddar (John Randall), Mack & Poppy: Let It Snow! is sure to sell out and early reservations are recommended. Tickets will be available beginning November 1 ($15 in advance, $20 at the door), and may be purchased online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2259589 or by calling (800) 838-3006. For more information, visit www.mackandpoppy.com.
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