North Coast Repertory Theatre Presents Bob Grossman, 3/6

North Coast Repertory Theatre presents Robert "Bob" Grossman in Concert Tuesday, March 6 at 7:30 PM. $5 suggested donation at the door.

Robert "Bob" Grossman had a brief career as a folksinger from the end of the 1950s -- when he started performing in coffeehouses around his native Los Angeles -- through the early '60s, in the course of which he got to record two albums, the second one for Elektra Records.

Robert started out playing and singing in folk clubs in Los Angeles at the end of the 1950s and was good enough to record one album for a tiny independent label. That record, which was heavily influenced by the music of Josh White,Harry Belafonte, and Theodore Bikel, garnered good reviews and, in turn, led to his being signed by Elektra Records' Jac Holzman. Grossman continued to sing and kept performing into the late '60s, even as the folk revival waned. He made the move out of folk music in 1968, following his marriage to Mary Hazel, which led to their forming a cabaret duo, Jason & Mary Hazel, which got as far as an appearance on The Tonight Show, before the act and the marriage broke up. Finally, in the 1970s, Grossman turned to his first love, theater, and has been acting ever since. Under the name Robert Grossman, he has had a long career in theater, including musicals, where he once more gets to sing.

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