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Groundhog day is a hoax.  Whistle-pigs* are good at burrowing, not telling the weather.  The internet tells me the weather. Of course it’s going to be a long winter, Phil.  I live in New York.  It’s going to be cold no matter what.  Punxsutawney Phil is all talk.

Beyond its relationship with the aforementioned “holiday”, 2/2 is a very special date.  Today marks the one year anniversary of my first cabaret show in New York City.  Click here for some nostalgia.

After doing some reminiscing and looking into my own metaphorical shadow, I’ve decided to break the rules.  I’m gonna go ahead and warm up the year with back to back cabaret shows. Segue into a plug….  Be sure to check out the next two shows in the Name ‘N Lights Cabaret Series (at the Laurie Beechman Theatre, 9 and 42 in Manhattan)

Party @ Our Place
Mon, Feb 22 @ 9:30
$7 cover (+$15 food/drink min)
If you think two composer/lyricists living together in a wee Bushwick apartment sounds like a recipe for epic musical fusion, just wait until they throw the freshest cabaret bash of the New Year! Roommates Samuel Salmond and Tyler Phillips trek across the Williamsburg Bridge to host an evening of original tunes by some of NYC’s most exciting young writers. A talented group of NYC
vocalists will rock the Laurie Beechman Theatre with a wide variety of pieces by Andrew Heyman, Sebastian Fabal, Jacob Yandura, Kellen Blair and the hosts themselves.

Rock-away Beech an evening of original theatre rock by Andrew Heyman and Tyler Phillips  at the Laurie Beechman Theatre Mon, March 1 @9:30

A Jersey punk and a Texas rocker take the stage to share some showtunes that really rock!  With the help of a truly rockin’ band, some of the composers’ favorite vocalists kick it up notch to light up the Laurie Beechman Theatre.  Don’t miss this one-night-only exploration of character and drama through the timeless and expansive sounds of pop/rock.

See you there!

*a whistle pig is a groundhog, ugh…

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