Below you will find all of my Cabaret interviews and classes through 92NY School of Music.
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The 92nd Street Y School of Music announces the inaugural 92NY Cabaret Conference.
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This week long intensive in the art form of Cabaret will be led by Tony Winner and Broadway legend Faith Prince, and award-winning cabaret performer and historian Michael Kirk Lane. The two will be joined by acclaimed cabaret musical directors Alex Rybeck and Yasuhiko (Yaz) Fukuoka. The week will also feature acclaimed artists and cabaret professionals: John Bronston, Natalie Douglas, Jeff Harnar, Carolyn Montgomery, Sidney Myer, Tracy Stark, Billy Stritch, and Jennifer Ashley Tepper.
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Welcoming performers, directors, and journalists, these conversations will delve into the history and current state of this unique performance style. Each conversation will also include a Q&A session for the participants. This series won the 2022 MAC Award for Virtual Presentation. Past guests have included KT Sullivan, Joe Iconis, Faith Prince, Lillias White, Karen Mason and Chita Rivera.
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Upcoming Guests:
5/6 Leslie Uggams
5/20 Mary Testa
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To register visit:
https://www.92ny.org/class/cabaret-conversations
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$20 per session
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You can also purchase recordings of all previous sessions
The 92nd Street Y, New York School of Music, has announced that Tony Winner and Broadway legend Lillias White will teach a master class in the art form of Cabaret this spring. This immersive two-day event will be held Friday-Saturday, March 8 and 9, and will be led by White, along with award-winning cabaret artists Michael Kirk Lane and Yaz Fukuoka. It is designed to help attendees establish a profound connection to their own material.
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Cabaret is a unique style of singing and musical performance that is known for its intimacy and the emphasis it places on the lyric. It is also an art-form that allows performers of all levels to find a stage. Whether the audience is full of friends and family, or a room full of strangers, that audience becomes the performer’s silent scene partner. The performer’s own connection to and interpretation of the lyric, engages with the intimate audience. In this class, students will bring in songs they are familiar with and work to find their unique and honest take on the lyrics and how to communicate their meaning and intention with an audience. The class will culminate with a performance at a NYC Cabaret venue.
Next Sessions Begin:
Saturdays with John Bronston: February 10, 2024
Tuesdays with Yaz Fukuoka: May 14, 2024
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$450 (6 weeks + performance)
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Ideal for Beginners. Students will learn how to choose the best material, about the nuance of song interpretation, and enjoy a collaborative environment where students support and encourage each other’s work. The class culminates in a live performance at cabaret venue, Don’t Tell Mama. Thirteen sessions include a technical rehearsal and the performance.
Next Session Begins:
Wednesday February 14, 2024
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$740 (13 sessions)
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Using video and audio recordings of influential performers throughout the decades, the series will explore the history of the art form and where it is headed into the future. The class is broken down into four sections
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Next Session Begins:
Thursday February 22, 2024
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Week 1: European beginnings to 1940s New York
Week 2: New York Cabaret 1950s-1960s
Week 3: New York Cabaret 1970s-1980s
Week 4: New York Cabaret 1990-today and looking ahead
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$150
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For information or to register visit:
https://www.92y.org/class/cabaret-history-and-great-performances