IT NEVER FELT WRONG By Morgan Bartholick Comes to The Duplex

The Duplex presents It Never Felt Wrong by Morgan Bartholick on Friday March 29th at 7:00 PM. "Making his solo cabaret debut, Morgan Bartholick lays bare the bare truths about laying bare, barely laying, and going from closeted small-town Mormon to married big-town My Buddy Doll.

In a world that asks us to keep our dirty laundry hidden and our best face forward, IT NEVER FELT WRONG dares us to live in the gray area, learn how to turn the things we just don't talk about into the things we just can't live without, and celebrate the so-called imperfections that make us perfect. With direction by Bryan Songy and musical direction by Mason Griffin, Mr. Bartholick presents a post- Mormon confessional of song and story that confronts the notion that some things are better left unmentioned and celebrates the joy in truth and acknowledgment."

Conceived by Morgan Bartholick. Produced by Jennings Vocal Studio NYC. Directed and Script by Bryan Songy. Music Direction by Mason Griffin. Background Singers are Gia Erichson and Veronica Vale. Special Appearance by Kyle LeMaire.

It Never Felt Wrong by Morgan Bartholick plays The Duplex (61 Christopher St.) Friday March 29th, 2019 at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $15 in advance with a 2 Drink Minimum in the Cabaret Theatre and $20 at the Door (plus service fee) with a 2 Drink Minimum in the Cabaret Theatre. Tickets and information are available at www.purplepass.com/bartholick0329 or by visiting www.theduplex.com.

Originally from Port Angeles, WA, Morgan Bartholick is an actor/singer/musician in NYC. He has been seen regionally and across the city as Margaret Mead- HAIR (Secret Theatre), We Beseech Thee- Godspell (Don't Tell Mama NYC), Annas- Jesus Christ Superstar (Greenbrier Valley Theatre), and Barfee- The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Swine Palace), just to name a few. In addition to being an actor, Morgan is an accomplished violist/violinist, having played with the 2012 National Tour of Titanic The Musical, The Queer Urban Orchestra, and for Broadway Celebrates Pride at Feinstein's/54Below. www.morganbartholick.com

 

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