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How Lucky Can You Get? -- Darlene Popovic Sings Kander and Ebb

New Conservatory Theatre Center, at Market (25 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102)
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$20.00 - $28.00
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$10.00 - $14.00*
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San Francisco stage veteran Darlene Popovic, a longtime favorite with Bay Area audiences, brings her unique brand of comedy and song to New Conservatory Theatre Center for the summer cabaret series. Popovic will sing showtunes by the venerable songwriting team Kander & Ebb, including hits from Cabaret, Chicago and more.

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The last date listed for Darlene Popovic: How Lucky Can You Get? was Saturday September 11, 2010 / 8:00pm.

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at Market,
25 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
415-861-8972 (box office)
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    Very close to Van Ness muni station. $8-$10 parking available around the corner on Oak.
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    Meters around the building are free after 6pm and all day Sunday.
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    Arrive 15 minutes early - you may not get seated if you arrive after the show has started
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8 Goldstar Member Reviews

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Darlene is delightful! I am a big fan of Kander & Ebb music, so I loved the musical selections, but she is so much fun! There is a vitality in her music that is absolutely charming. Joe Wicht's accompaniment was exquisite, and vocal numbers that they shared were wonderful. It is a spectacular night of entertainment, not to be missed!
Written on Sep 10 2010

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Darlene is an immensely talented and versatile performer and Thursday night's preview performance was a solid hit with the audience. Her program was beautifully crafted and presented in all details, including song choices, excellent piano and vocal accompaniement, minimal, but effective stage design and costuming,and good stage direction in a limited space.Darlene is the real star because she puts over each song with her whole being and she loves what she does. Just a terrific show!
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This was really great and a fun thing to do. Darlene is funny, has a great voice and is totally entertaining. Intimate setting. My friend and I really enjoyed it!
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This lady is very talented and very attractive. It was a wonderful evening. I never thought I'd hear "New York, New York" sung in Serbo-Croatian (?)! The NCTC theatre is perfect for this type of performance.
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Directed by F. Allen Sawyer
Musical direction by Joe Wicht

San Francisco stage veteran Darlene Popovic, a longtime favorite with Bay Area audiences, brings her unique brand of comedy and song to New Conservatory Theatre Center for the summer cabaret series. Popovic will sing showtunes by the venerable songwriting team Kander & Ebb, including Cabaret, Chicago, The Act, The Happy Time and more.

Often associated with actresses Liza Minnelli and Chita Rivera, for whom they wrote a considerable number of songs for the stage, concerts and television, Kander and Ebb's "New York, New York" became a signature song for Frank Sinatra.