Tony Winner Daisy Eagan to Headline New Show at Don't Tell Mama LA, 1/29
Comedy duo Ben Viele & Alexander Rodriguez bring their hit radio show "Happy Hour with Ben & Alexander" on Universal Broadcasting Network (www.ubnradio.com/HappyHour) to the stage at Don't Tell Mama in West Hollywood. Part Johnny Carson, part Chelsea Handler, part Judy Garland - this will be an evening of entertainment with music, dance, comedy and magic (and lots of drinks). Show begins at 8 pm with social hour prior.
Tony Award winner Daisy Eagan headlines the launch along with singers Kennen Miller, Michelle Hernandez, Stasha Surdyke, and Gabe Lopez (songwriter/producer for Belinda Carlisle). ABC's The Glass House's Jeffrey Marx will be providing comedy while The Magic Castle's Crow Garrett wows the audience. Special performance by the pin up girl dance troupe, The Diamond Bettys. Ovation Award winner Gregory Nabours serves as musical director.
It all takes place at Don't Tell Mama Restaurant and Piano Bar, 8279 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, Calif., on Wednesday, January 29th at 8:00 PM. For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/659531500755134/.
New York City's iconic entertainment venue don't tell mama has dramatically swung open the doors to a welcoming west coast audience, transporting The Great White Way to the heart of Los Angeles in West Hollywood. Famed for our staff of Broadway caliber performers, don't tell mama Los Angeles offers a nightly entertainment roster of the country's most talented singers, pianists, cabaret and performance artists. The notoriety of don't tell mama includes the infamous "open mic" - the predecessor to reality television competitions. As well, don't tell mama is legendary for the surprise appearances and performances of visiting Broadway and Pop singers, whether touring in major theatrical productions or just out of the recording studio. You never know who you will see, or hear, at don't tell mama.
Pictured: Daisy Eagan. Photo by Kennen Miller.
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