The Elliot & Karen 3rd Ever Holiday Thing! at The Triad Theater

SUNDAY 12/1/24 AT 7PM (doors open 6:30pm)

"The Elliot & Karen 3rd Ever Superfun Holiday Thing!" at The Triad Theatre, 158 West 72nd St. NYC (btw Broadway & Columbus)

Join downtown favorites Karen Mack (Those Girls, 54 Below Sings, Wicked before anyone famous was in it) and Elliot Roth (Our Sinatra, A Christmas Carol at the Pearl Theater) as they bring the swing uptown, kicking off the festive season with tunes both holiday & NOT-so-holiday, from Bing Crosby to Kylie Minogue and then some.

This special annual one-nighter celebrates the many moods of this time of year, with a new set of songs, stories, and a killer band to bring you back from your post-Thanksgiving feasty naps. Plus lots of harmony & humor, special guest Noah Ginsburg, probably advice for leftovers, possibly cookies, hot topics like latke etiquette and what failed at Thanksgiving, and many other surprises. And it's the first night of Whamageddon. You should be there.

And as December 1st also marks World AIDS Day, a portion of the evening's proceeds will be donated to charity, so it's a good time that's also good karma.

BroadwayWorld.com nominees for Best Duo Show 2022

Please Note: the venue has a 2-beverage minimum per person - non-alcoholic beverages are available & major credit cards are accepted

Approx Running Time: 75 Minutes

Advance tickets strongly suggested

Genre: Holidays, Live Music, Storytelling, Fun & Funny

"They are both seasoned pros... a smart, sophisticated, intriguing collection of songs with Roth’s superb piano underscoring his and Mack’s smooth, supple, beautifully phrased vocals offering a superb evening of entertainment. Warm and witty, with nothing forced or trite... " BistroAwards.com

"Great chemistry and exceptional musical taste. Mack, with her mellifluous singing voice and bubbly personality, is a joy to watch and listen to, and Roth adds incredible depth with his remarkably rich piano playing and well-crafted arrangements... harmonies like butter... could be seen over and over and never get old!" - J. Amodeo, Cabaret Scenes