Award-winning recording artist and entertainer, Marieann Meringolo, brings her theatrical concert Between Yesterday and Tomorrow: The Songs of Alan & Marilyn Bergman to Don't Tell Mama(where her cabaret roots began 30 years ago) today, March 8th at 7:00 PM. The show is directed by award-winning Will Nunziata, with Music Direction by Doyle Newmyer, and with Boots Maleson on bass and Sipho Kunene on drums.
Cheo Bourne and Lena Moy-Borgen are teaming up for a new variety cabaret show! Moy-Borgen & Bourne's Office Party is coming to Don't Tell Mama on February 27th at 7pm. Watch them, your party planning committee, as they curate an awesome party for you, complete with special appearances by the Employee of the Month (Helane Blumfield - Tight Pants and Tears of Joy) and Temps (David LaMarr - Jersey Boys National Tour)! Richard Lowenburg music directs.
Lynda Rodolitz, the 2018 winner of Mama's next BIG Act, will present her new show 'Animal Magnetism' at Don't Tell Mama on February 10, 13, 24 and 27. When she grew frustrated with the dating advice she was getting from her human friends, Lynda turned to the animal kingdom to see what could be learned from them about lasting happy relationships. There'll be fascinating facts, great songs and lots of laughs along the way.
Eric Vetter, co-founder of the No Name Comedy/Variety Show ("NYC's Best Damn Comedy/Variety Show"), celebrates its 25-year anniversary with what else, a comedy/variety show: Today, February 26th, 7:00pm at Word Up Community Bookshop/Libreria Comunitaria in Washington Heights (corner of 163rd Street & Amsterdam Avenue). Free admission, donations welcome. For more 'No Name' information, contact (347) 885-3466; NoNameNYC@hotmail.com
Katie McGrath, award-winning Manhattan cabaret performer, brings her signature practice of cause-driven cabaret to the iconic venue Don't Tell Mama today, 2/16/19, at 7pm.
NiCori Studios & Productions will present CHICAGO - The High School Edition today, January 25 at 6pm, Saturday, January 26 at 2pm and 5pm and Sunday, January 27 at 3pm at the United Way of Montclair.
'Stand Up, Knock Down and DRAG' a variety show featuring Stand Up comedy, Character comedy and concluded with a high powered Drag performance, returns to Don't Tell Mama for two nights only January 19th and 20th at 7:00pm.
After 4 sold out shows, Helane Blumfield, returns to the Laurie Beechman Theatre on January 17th at 7pm with her Broadway World nom- inated show 'Tight Pants And Tears Of Joy, My love affair with Tom Jones and Neil Diamond!' benefiting *SINGNASIUM and its Scholarship Program.
St. Louis-based singer, David Giuntoli, is coming back in the Big Apple to croon those ageless tunes made famous by the icons of the Rat Pack and beyond. Giuntoli appears today, December 14 at 7 PM at Don't Tell Mama, reprising his September 2018 sold-out turn there with We've Got a World That Swings. Music Director is jazz pianist Matt Baker. Adam Kabak is on bass.
BILLY RECCE is 21, a rollicking new concert celebration, will play the Green Room 42 for one night only on December 14 at 9:30.
Singer, bandleader and cabaret artist Eddie Bruce will celebrate the music of one of the most popular performers/composers in the history of the music business, the legendary Anthony Newley, at Don't Tell Mama in New York City today, December 8 at 7:00pm. Seating for this eagerly-anticipated performance, under the baton of Musical Director/pianist Jeff Harris, starts at 6:30pm. Don't Tell Mama is located on 343 West 46th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenue. Reservations/information: 212-757-0788 and/or donttellmamanyc.com.
David Rigano and Paul Rigano are returning to Don't Tell Mama with 'I Ought to Behave' and EVEN MORE Naughty Songs, the third installment of their 'I Ought to Behave' series celebrating smut, spewing filth, and warming hearts on 11/1, 11/15, 11/29, and 12/6. The evening will include dirty ditties ranging as far back as the 1930s to brand new Rigano Songbook originals.
More Than You Know explores Rosemary Clooney's musical choices and career after her return to the stage and recording studio following a mental collapse in 1968. Her journey was often difficult and painful but she persevered to become one of the greatest interpreters of song in the 20th century. No longer "the girl next door" - Rosemary returned as a consummate musician with a warmer tone, a love for swing and an open heart that shared joy, pain and the wisdom of her years and no better artist to showcase her songbook than Teresa Fischer with themes of love, loss, joy, and second chances in this tribute to the 'Girl Singer'. Teresa Fischer has long wanted to sing this songbook and now is the perfect moment as the richness of her own career helps her to understand these songs in a way that the inimitable Rosemary Clooney did and as only Teresa can today.
More Than You Know explores Rosemary Clooney's musical choices and career after her return to the stage and recording studio following a mental collapse in 1968. Her journey was often difficult and painful but she persevered to become one of the greatest interpreters of song in the 20th century. No longer "the girl next door" - Rosemary returned as a consummate musician with a warmer tone, a love for swing and an open heart that shared joy, pain and the wisdom of her years and no better artist to showcase her songbook than Teresa Fischer with themes of love, loss, joy, and second chances in this tribute to the 'Girl Singer'. Teresa Fischer has long wanted to sing this songbook and now is the perfect moment as the richness of her own career helps her to understand these songs in a way that the inimitable Rosemary Clooney did and as only Teresa can today.
Harvested from years of research, transcriptions, and arrangements, there's a new one-act review opening this Fall, featuring six actor-musicians. 'Songs You Don't Know By Writers You Love' is fashioned of hidden gems by popular writers like Carole King, Elton John, and Johnny Mercer.
After 3 sold out shows in the spring Singer, Helane Blumfield, returns to the Laurie Beechman Theatre on November 7th at 7pm with her show, 'Tight Pants And Tears Of Joy, My love affair with Tom Jones and Neil Diamond!'
Cheo Bourne and Lena Moy-Borgen are bringing their hit variety cabaret show to Don't Tell Mama for an ELECTION DAY SPECIAL, November 6th at 7pm! Watch them, your party planning committee, as they curate an awesome party for you, complete with special appearances by the Employee of the Month Jerry Phelps (No Evil: A Resistance Cabaret) and Temp Katie McManus (Mama's Next Big Act Top 5, 2018). Andrew David Sotomayor music directs. Special discounts for 'I voted' stickers, election themed trivia and more! Come have fun and eat cake before finding out the fate of our democracy.
Paul Fraccalvieri, best known for his quick-witted sense of humor and leading man voice, brings a mixture of mirth and music in THE ROAD TO JOY at Don't Tell Mama (343 West 46th Street NYC) todays, November 3rd and 10th at 7 PM, Sundays, November 4th and 11th at 3 PM. It was reading The Book of Joy which details the friendship between the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu that inspired Paul to create this original one-man cabaret show.
David Rigano and Paul Rigano are returning to Don't Tell Mama with 'I Ought to Behave' and EVEN MORE Naughty Songs, the third installment of their 'I Ought to Behave' series celebrating smut, spewing filth, and warming hearts on 11/1, 11/15, 11/29, and 12/6. The evening will include dirty ditties ranging as far back as the 1930s to brand new Rigano Songbook originals.
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