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Scott Dreier's DORIS AND ME Comes to The Colony Theatre

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Scott Dreier's DORIS AND ME Comes to The Colony Theatre ImageThe Colony Theatre in Burbank has announced a four-performance engagement of Doris and Me, A Musical Tribute to Doris Day starring Scott Dreier from August 9-12. Doris and Me is directed by Ovation Award-winner Richard Israel. This engagement follows Dreier's recent performance at Doris Day's 96th birthday celebration in Carmel, CA, which was a benefit for the Doris Day Animal Foundation.

Doris and Me is a joyful celebration of the music, life, and career of Doris Day and one man's quirky obsession with America's sweetheart. In his multiple-year Eddon Award-winning and BroadwayWorld.com's Critics Choice performance, Scott Dreier transports audiences and guides them on a nostalgic sentimental journey. If you're a Doris Day fan, this is a must-see; if you have yet to be introduced to this timeless legend, you'll be a devotee by the end of this uplifting, tuneful, funny, and loving musical tribute.

Scott Dreier has made his living as a professional performer for 20 years in theatre, TV, commercials, voiceover, film, recording, and cabaret. He has directed several productions of Forever Plaid, most recently in February 2017. As a performer, Dreier is best known for playing Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors (12 productions). Tours and regional productions include Smudge in the San Diego company of Forever Plaid, Harold Hill in The Music Man, Side by Side by Sondheim (Desert Theatre League Award), the Baker in Into the Woods, Bud Frump in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, JP Who in How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Old Globe Theatre), and First Date (LA Stage Alliance Ovation Award nomination for Best Ensemble of a Musical). Dreier's self-titled debut CD of Big Band, Broadway, and Pop songs featured a duet with TV's Katey Sagal (Married with Children, Sons of Anarchy). He has been the guest vocalist for the Pasadena Pops and he sang back-up for Barbra Streisand at two of her LA concerts. Dreier was the official voice of Knuckles the Echidna in the Sonic the Hedgehog Sega Game Series. Television credits include The First Family, The Suite Life on Deck, I Carly, Malcolm in the Middle, General Hospital, and the film Enchanted: Go West. He has also appeared in numerous national television commercials. Dreier's second album, "The Doris Day Project" (featuring the music from Doris and Me), also includes a duet with Grammy Award-nominated jazz singer Jane Monheit.

The running schedule for Doris and Me is Thursday 8/9 at 8pm, Saturday 8/11 at 3pm and 8pm, and Sunday 8/12 at 3pm. Admission is $35 and tickets may be purchased online at www.colonytheatre.org or by phone at (866) 811-4111. The Colony Theatre is located at 555 N. Third Street (between Cyprus and Magnolia) in Burbank, 91502. Ample free onsite parking is available.

 

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