Monday May 11th @ 8pm
At the Broadwater Second Story Theatre
6320 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles
Act 1 – The Art of Misbehavior starring Jini Scoville
Act 2 – Heartbreak Feels Good in a Place Like This starring Levani Korganashvili
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THE ART OF MISBEHAVIOR
starring Jini Scoville
In The Art of Misbehavior, cabaret meets rebellion. Through jazz standards, Broadway favorites, and fiery anthems, this show celebrates the women who were labeled difficult, dangerous, or worse. After all, when a woman stops behaving… things get interesting.
Jini has sung her way around the world—literally—as a lead vocalist on international cruise lines and as the ‘Queen of the Blues’ in Tokyo DisneySea’s Big Band Beat. She’s performed everywhere from ABBA tribute tours to world premiere musicals in Los Angeles and throughout the Southwest. Jini draws influences from some of her favorite artists, including Judi Garland, Barbra Streisand, Peggy Lee, Eydie Gormé, Rosemary Clooney, Dolly Parton, Karen Carpenter, Linda Ronstadt, and more! Jini can often be found belting out showtunes with her dad on piano–or singing a classic jazz duet with her husband accompanying her on guitar. She loves connecting with audiences through song, and hopes to take them on a musical journey with every show.
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HEARTBREAK FEELS GOOD IN A PLACE LIKE THIS
Starring Levani Korganashvili
Heartbreak Feels Good in a Place Like This is an interactive clown-ish variety show exploring grief and corporate greed using a certain movie theater commercial everyone either loves or hates with every fiber of their being. The audience can influence the exploration in how they’d like to experience that commercial. Be it through music, monologue, dance or literally anything else, we can find out together if heartbreak can really feel good (in a place like this).
Levani is an award winning writer and performer from the Republic of Georgia who likes to create interactive experiences that blend music, dance, acrobatics, complicated powerpoints, and whatever else they can cram into a single script.
