THAT THING CALLED LOVE at Pangea
Dates: 2/10/2018
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178 Second Avenue at 11th Street
New York, NY 10003
Tickets: $20 online $25 at the door $20 food / drink minimum
Running Time: 1 hour
What's caused wars and brought down civilizations,
yet connects us all and makes us human?
THAT THING CALLED LOVE
Pangea Presents
Broadway Veteran Ken Ard & Piano Virtuoso Mark Berman
Seasoned Broadway performer & Jazz Singer Ken Ard, Cats, Starlight Express, Song & Dance, Jelly's Last Jam & Smokey Joe's Cafe, puts his own very special spin on amour in this pre-Valentines Day exploration of Love and its many feels.
"It was Ken Ard’s master class in vocals and performing that was the highlight of the evening. Ard let loose in a jazz vocal that was at times playful, others showy, but always appropriate. He becomes the embodiment of the music negotiating working the audience and working the musical phrases with a virtuosity rarely seen. If cabarets tend to be hit or miss, this one was definitely a hit." Cabaret Scene Magazine
"Ken Ard sings with star powered vocals" Billboard Magazine
Ard emulates and evokes all the great baritones of the jazz era without imitating them" Chicago Tribune
"Mr. Ard radiates and mesmerizes" Daily Variety
"Breathtaking!, Fantastic!, He rises above the ordinary" Syndicated Best Bets Chicago
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3323646
Ages: 18 and older
Cast and Creative Team for THAT THING CALLED LOVE at Pangea
Mark Berman
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