MAC Award-Winning Vocalist Suzanne Carrico in The Friendliest Thing
Metropolitan Room (34 West 22nd Street New York City, NY 10010)
- Full Price:
- $20.00
- Our Price:
- $10.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Cabaret Singer Suzanne Carrico have expired.
The last date listed for Cabaret Singer Suzanne Carrico was Thursday February 12, 2009 / 9:45pm.
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The Best of Cabaret and Jazz at the Metropolitan Room
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Located in the heart of Manhattan, the high-end cabaret and jazz club the Metropolitan Room brings the best in live music to New York City. Fabulous award-winning performers take the stage in an intimate 115-seat atmosphere reminiscent of the golden age of cabaret. The Friday night open-mic event, Metrojam, features a lineup of up-and-coming performers as well as the Metrojam House Band, and the venue has also been known to host a fun night of stand-up comedy. See event details for each night's lineup. Learn More
2 Goldstar Member Reviews
Christina Michailidou
Wonderful singer,great musicians.Really enjoyed the show..Written on Feb 13 2009
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Gregg
A fabulous, and intelligent, singer. Great musicians! Wonderful material! I'd go see her again in a minute!!Written on Jul 03 2008
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More Information About Cabaret Singer Suzanne Carrico
Website
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Description
<p>"Drinks are okay… they break the ice.
Dancing this way… is paradise.
But why delay the friendliest thing two people can do?"
--Ervin Drake </p>
<p>New York City cabaret singer Suzanne Carrico returns to The Metropolitan Room after the successful debut of her 2007 show The Art of the Cahn. A musical romp through The Great American Songbook of the past (Jerome Kern, George Gershwin, Harold Arlen) and present (William Bolcum, Jimmy Roberts, Carole Bayer Sager, Melissa Manchester) featuring well and lesser known music dealing with the allure, the search for, the disappointments, the pleasure, the confusion, the implications, the regrets and the fun of "the friendliest thing".
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<p> Directed by cabaret legend Mary Cleere Haran, with arrangements written and played by Tedd Firth on piano and Steve Doyle on bass, the evening promises to be one that should not be missed! </p>