Mr. Culver channels Barbra Streisand and Anthony Newley with a nice eclectic group of songs beautifully sung by Mr. Culver. At the Duplex, March 4, at 9:30 pm. Mr. Culver is returning to the Duplex on April 22nd at 9:30 pm. Click here for ticket info.
Steven is proud to serve as music director for Eileen’s second cabaret. A powerhouse singer with a great soul. Also featured is Samantha Braga. Click here to read the Cabaret Scenes review. Bravo to Eileen and Samantha!
Purchase tickets through either one of the links below. $15 online, $20 at the door.
I had the pleasure of seeing this wonderful adaptation of the original Christmas Voyager that I was proud to work on this holiday treat with the legendary Bob Fitzsimmons and the talented Kathy Wheeler (30 years ago–1987!, Followed by 1991, 1997, 2009). The 2017 version was energetic, exciting and had great performers- Katie Scarlett Brunson, Joseph Cullinane, Jayson Elliott, Bonnie Fraser, Lily Lewis, Gary Lynch, Tony Triano, Zach Trimmer, Allyson Tucker, Daniel Scott Walton and Joseph Tudor under the ‘baton’ of Mr. Shane Parus. For more info, click here.
One of my songs written with Danielle Trzcinski (Secret Santa’s Confession) will be presented at the Lincoln Center annual Christmas concert. Very excited to be in good company! Click here to get more information about the concert.
Steven is proud to have worked with the very talented Chae on pre-production for her cabaret act with Stephen and Jamie as they discuss their unique relationship and stories in theater! Lots of fun music as well.
So proud to be the music director for Carmen Lamar’s cabaret act directed by Mollie O’Mara. As Carmen says, it is a musical journey about finding one’s vice when it’s so easy to get lost in family, men and work. For more information, click here.
I’m so happy that Betsy Horan contacted me to help her with this promo for this Sondheim article that appears in a special New York Times magazine that appears on Sunday October 22, 2017. To read the article and watch the promo, click here.
If you scroll down, and see the many faces of New York Times employees singing Broadway Baby.