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Karen Mack & Michael Holland return for one grand show with their very popular award-winning "Hole-O-Matic 2010" All Request Show to THE DUPLEX CABARET THEATRE (61 Christopher Street, NYC - 212-255-5438) on Saturday, October 16th at 7:00 pm. This is the show where the audience gets to pick the song list from hundreds available. Also featured are more road stories, ridiculous prizes, more mash-ups, more prizes, lots more new music, more insanity and custom cocktails. Join NYC musical comedy duo Mack and Holland as they bring their multi-award winning mix of harmony and humor to the best (and worst!) of past, present and future pop. From ABBA to Queen to Kylie, expect lush vocals and comic mayhem in what is always a spontaneous and one-of-a-kind musical experience! There is a $15 cover, 2 drink minimum, no drink maximum.
Following a MAC Award-winning run of their debut act, "We Can Make It: The Songs Of Kander & Ebb", the vocal group Marquee Five brings a brand new show, "8-Track Throwback", to DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 212-757-0788) for five performances in September & October. "8-Track Throwback" pays tribute to the singer/songwriters of the 60s and 70s with all new arrangements by Adam West Hemming with the voices of Mick Bleyer, Adam West Hemming, Vanessa Parvin, Sierra Rein and Julie Reyburn. Final performance is scheduled for Saturday, October 16th at 6:00 pm. Featuring audience favorites from Stevie Wonder, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Leonard Cohen and more, "8-Track Throwback" is a re-imagined and joyous celebration of the music that takes you back. Directed by Joseph Ward with Musical Direction by Adam West Hemming . The show features on Piano: Mark Janas , on Bass: Matt Scharfglass and Guitarists John Benthal (9/16 & 10/16) and Tony Romano (9/23, 9/25 & 10/2). "8-Track Throwback" is produced by Fr. Jeffrey Hamblin. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.
Alissa Hunnicutt brings her show "The Kid Inside" back to DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 212-757-0788) on Saturday, October 16th at 8:00 pm. She is joined by with Z Briggs, Honey Goodenough, Sarah Lafferty, and Chad Williams. Musical director is Steven Katz, and Warren Kelley directs. After a sold-out run earlier this year, Alissa is back with her unique blend of cabaret and puppetry for an evening of songs, patter, puppets and profanity. The show features hand/rod puppetry, toy theater, shadow puppetry, table top puppets, and a marionette, plus a found object puppetry video and an animated music video. But don't let the puppets fool you, this is not a show for kids. The Kid Inside reminds you that who you were is a big part of who you are. That kid in you can be open and vulnerable enough to get really hurt, but is also the eternal optimist who keeps telling you to get up and go on. This sweet and dirty, multi-media show features videos, six styles of puppetry (hand/rod, shadow, toy theater, table top, found object and marionette) and songs that will make you laugh and cry. There is a $10 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.
J. Michael Reeds, Ben Misek and Luke Strandquist return to THE WEST BANK CAFE/LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER (407 West 42nd Street, NYC - 212-695-6909) with four encore performances of the smash hit revue WEST! Performances are set for Thursday, October 14th at 7:00 pm; and Saturday, October 16th at 4:00 pm. Alternately beautiful, sexy, moving and hilarious, WEST boasts hot new arrangements of classic and contemporary Country and Rock, soaring vocals and witty stories of past and present. Multiple award-winner Miles Phillips directs and Wells Hanley serves as music director for the band featuring Tony Romano on guitar, Ritt Henn on bass and Brett Ripley on drums. There is a $20 Cover plus a $15 food/drink minimum.$15 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.
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Pop/jazz/blues phenom Suede returns to Provincetown for the Women Innkeeper's 26th annual Women's Week on Friday, October 8th and Thursday & Friday, October 14th & 15th at 8:00 pm. Performances will be at VIXEN NIGHTCLUB AT THE PILGRIM HOUSE (336 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA - 508-487-6424). She will be accompanied by Freddie Boyle at the piano and Max Murray on bass. Known as sassy, smooth and intoxicating, she has also been described as"Like Diana Krall meets Natalie Cole meets Bette Midler." Tickets are $25-$50.
After a very successful run with his, "Mad About The Boy" show at DON'T TELL MAMA & THE TRIAD, John Patrick Hart will bring his new show "NOEL COWARD IN LAST VEGAS" to THE TRIAD (158 West 72nd Street, NYC - 212-362-2590) for one night only, on Thursday, October 14th at 9:15 pm. Directed by Jay Rogers, the show also features musical direction by Clare Cooper. Noel's legendary appearance in Las Vegas gave new meaning and impetus to the special world of cabaret. His show was the talk of Hollywood and Broadway and got worldwide press -- literally putting Las Vegas on a whole show business map. John re-creates the heart of Noel's super Las Vegas Show. He sings Coward's most famous songs, sprinkled with Noel's sophisticated patter. There is a $15 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.
J. Michael Reeds, Ben Misek and Luke Strandquist return to THE WEST BANK CAFE/LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATER (407 West 42nd Street, NYC - 212-695-6909) with four encore performances of the smash hit revue WEST! Performances are set for Thursday, October 14th at 7:00 pm; and Saturday, October 16th at 4:00 pm. Alternately beautiful, sexy, moving and hilarious, WEST boasts hot new arrangements of classic and contemporary Country and Rock, soaring vocals and witty stories of past and present. Multiple award-winner Miles Phillips directs and Wells Hanley serves as music director for the band featuring Tony Romano on guitar, Ritt Henn on bass and Brett Ripley on drums. There is a $20 Cover plus a $15 food/drink minimum.$15 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE.




S.F. based Barry Lloyd will be flying solo - no bass or drums - at THE METROPOLITAN ROOM (34 West 22nd Street, NYC - 212-206-0440) on Monday, October 11th at 9:30 pm. Just Barry, 16 songs and a piano. The show is a tribute to one of his favorite artists - Ruth Draper, a true "diseuse". It is an evening of musical "monologues"; songs which are self contained stories. He's chosen a rather eclectic group of numbers by some of the greatest song writers in our American Songbook: Cy Coleman, Dorothy Fields, Bart Howard, Carol Hall, Jule Styne, Harold Arlen, Yip Harburg, Billy Barnes, Schmidt & Jones and Hugh Martin among others. There is a $20 cover plus a 2-drink minimum.
Bronwyn Rucker hosts "The Happy Hour Salon" open-mic at IDO SUSHI (29 Seventh Avenue South, NY - 212-691-7177 - ) every Monday night from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. On Monday, October 11th, Co-Host is J. Michael Reeds, with Broc Hempel at the piano. Join Bronwyn's Frolics, Follies, Gaities, Vanities, Scandals! So come down and sing a song, meet new friends and have a fun time in the Village. No cover.

Youtube sensation Roy Zimmerman, Comic Chanteuse Teresa Tudury and singer/songwriter D.C. Anderson will appear at The Coffee Gallery (2029 North Lake Street, Altadena, CA - 626 794-2424) on Sunday, October 10th at 7:30 pm. D.C. Anderson has toured extensively throughout the US and Canada this past 20 years with THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA as an actor/singer. Along the way he has taken advantage of any and every opportunity to sing his own collaborations - theaters, concert halls, music clubs Recording studios are a favorite haunt - resulting in 10 recordings from FOOL MOON through to his recent release CLOSE COMPANIONS, many of which are available on the LML Music label. Teresa Tudury started writing songs at age 12 and was performing in San Francisco nightclubs by the time she was 15. She has played on and off in the Bay Area for years, and for almost two decades was based in Los Angeles where in addition to music gigs, she wrote comedy and worked as a character actress on stage and screen. What's funny about war, poverty, ignorance, bigotry, neo-conservatism, homophobia, greed, lust and fear? Ask Roy Zimmerman. He's been writing satirical songs for twenty years. There is a $15 cover.
Mark Janas' Salon returns toETCETERA ETCETERA (352 West 44th Street, NYC - 212-399-4141 - ). The Salon is where singers, writers and musicians share their talent with each other and audience members around a chosen theme. Co-host for Sunday, October 10th is Shana Farr. Theme is "Color My World". As always, the theme is only a suggestion; you may perform anything you like in any musical genre: Broadway, pop, rock, country, jazz, classical, etc. See http://www.markjanasthesalon.com/ for more details. Salon continues every Sunday (except October 31st, November 28th & December 5th) through December 19th! There is a $10 cash cover plus a $15 food/drink minimum.
Award-winning jazz/cabaret artist Milla Ilieva will bring her new show "Ten! Ten! Ten!" toFEINSTEIN'S at the Regency Hotel (540 Park Avenue, NYC - 212-339-4095) for a one-night-only evening on Sunday, October 10th at 8:30 pm. The evening will feature Paul Trueblood as musical director along with Jared Egan on double bass and James Brennan as director. Milla will bring her signature saucy and sophisticated performance style to songs as different as Vernon Duke's "I Like the Likes of You" and "Better" by Ed Kleban to Rodgers & Hart's "Funny Valentine" and a stirring rendition of "Losing My Mind" and "Thinking of You" by Stephen Sondheim and Harry Ruby & Bert Kalmar respectively. Milla will dedicate "Ten!Ten!Ten!" in memory of her former director, Margery Beddow, who passed away earlier this year. Miss Beddow was Bob Fosse's assistant and performed in several of his shows, served as an understudy to Gwen Verdon and wrote what has been hailed as the quintessential book on Mr. Fosse, "Bob Fosse's Broadway." A Juilliard alum, Milla Ilieva was the recipient of the 2006 Bistro Award and a two-time Nightlife Award finalist. She has performed in opera and in concerts throughout the USA, France and Japan, and has devoted herself professionally to cabaret since 1992 when she debuted at Danny's Skylight Room in "An Earful of Music." In 1999 she began performing her critically acclaimed show "Hidden Voices" (with musical director Jeffrey Chappell) at Don't Tell Mama where it was extended several times. There is a $30-$50 cover plus a $25 food/drink minimum.