SOCIETY CABARET IN THE HOTEL REX, 562 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Please call 415-857-1896 to
Join us for First Fridays and First Saturdays at the Rex. Starting May 2nd, we have Curtain Call, with Bill Cooper and Barry Lloyd, where singers are invited to take a turn at the mic, and join in the celebration. A fun evening for singers, as well as those that love them. Tickets are $10 at the door, or $15 for prime seating in the front two rows. Prime seats must be purchased at ticketmaster prior to the evening.For more information, please check out our website at www.societycabaret.com First Fridays of every month. And May 3rd we have the return of Cabaret Showcase, Come and hear San Francisco's up and coming hot new talent! Exciting young performers dazzle you with their wonderful songs and stories. With G. Scott Lacy at the piano. . First Saturdays of every month. Tickets available at ticketmaster (no fees) of by calling 415-857-1896. Buy your tickets early for best pricing and seats. Dining and cocktails available in the room. (no minimums) Society Cabaret at the Hotel Rex 562 Sutter Street - See more at: http://www.societycabaret.com/calendar/#sthash.w7t8JgAB.dpuf
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SONY HOLLAND WITH JERRY HOLLAND AT J.W. MARROITT HOTEL
LIVE MUSIC HAPPY HOUR EVER WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY WITH JAZZ VOCALIST SONY HOLLAND WITH JERRY HOLLAND ON GUITAR. (www.sonyholland.com_
Music from 5 pm -8 pm at Level 111 Longue @ The J.W. Marriott, 515 Mason Street, San Francisco
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FEINSTEIN AT THE HOTEL NIKKO 222 Mason Street, San Francisco.
FOR TICKETS www.feinsteinsSF.com or 855-636-4556
Hotel Nikko San Francisco and multi-platinum entertainer Michael Feinstein bring world-class entertainers to a timeless 140-seat nightclub in the heart of the city
NOVEMBER 9TH Carly Ozard - Critically-Acclaimed Comedic Cabaret Artist performs her new cabaret show Midler On The Roof – One Singer’s Journey of Divine Intervention WHEN: Sun., Nov. 9, 2014 - 7:00 pm - One Performance Only! TIX: $25 - $40 (There is a $20 food and beverage minimum per person.) Available at www.ticketweb.com VENUE: Feinstein’s at the Nikko 222 Mason St.(at O’Farrell St.) in SF 94102 \\
NOVEMBER 13-14 BETTY BUCKLEY Tony Award-winning actress and singer Betty Buckley returns to Feinstein’s at the Nikko with her new show, The Lyricist , celebrating some of the most beloved writers of Broadway and The Great American Songbook, including Oscar Hammerstein, Stephen Sondheim and contemporary writers such as Mary Chapin Carpenter. These new arrangements of Buckley’s favorite songs are featured on her new CD, Ghostlight, which The New York Times says “captures more dimensions of her complex musical personality than anything she has recorded before.” Don’t miss the chance to see and hear this legendary leading lady and master interpreter of song.
DECEMBER 12TH DAVE DAMIANI AND THE NO VACANCY ORCHESTRA WITH RENEE OLSTEAD AND LANDAU EUGENE MURPHY JR.
Dave Damiani is an emerging new talent whose debut album Watch What Happens was released last year and called “an incredible achievement” by GRAMMY Award-winner and Feinstein’s at the Nikko Artist, Steve Tyrell. Dave will be joined on stage by Warner Brother’s recording artist, David Foster protégé and Chris Botti collaborator, Renee Olstead and America’s Got Talent winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. who’s first CD That’s Life (produced by Steve Tyrell) debuted at number one on the Billboard Jazz Chart. These young artists will be backed by The No Vacancy Orchestra and, together, they will celebrate the legacy of Frank Sinatra on what would have been the Chairman’s 99th Birthday.
December 13 – 14 TOVAH FELDSHUH
Acclaimed actress Tovah Feldshuh, nominated a total of six times for Tony and Emmy Awards, makes her Feinstein’s at the Nikko debut in Tovah: Out of Her Mind! She’ll perform songs from Gershwin to Judy Collins as well as a gallery of hilarious characters from socialite Muffy Brooks Asthma Alsop on Park Avenue to Grandma Ada in the Bronx. Ms. Feldshuh was last seen by San Francisco audiences at the Geary Theatre in Golda’s Balcony by William Gibson about Prime Minister Golda Meir. Her performance of this role in New York became the longest running one-woman show in Broadway history. Most recently, Feldshuh stopped the show as the trapeze-swinging Berthe in the Tony Award-winning revival of Pippin.
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