Marilyn Maye: It's Maye In May!
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 24, 2011
Closed Jun 4, 2011
Opened May 24, 2011
Closed Jun 4, 2011
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Grammy Award nominated singer and entertainer Marilyn Maye presents her new show It's Maye In May.
In addition to performing jazz and pop standards from the American Songbook composers, Marilyn will be adding her creative touch to songs by her favorite contemporary songwriters including Peter Allen, James Taylor, Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. She'll present several Broadway show tunes including one from a current Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical.
Maye will be joined by pianist/conductor Tedd Firth, bassist Tom Hubbard, and Jim Eklof, her drummer of almost 50 years.
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"Everything Old is New Again," sings Marilyn Maye in her not-to-be-missed new show It's Maye In May! at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, and truer lyrics were never sung. The 83-year-old artist sings with a youthfulness and vibrancy that puts performers half her age to shame.
Maye performs either full or abbreviated versions of no less than some 30 numbers, which begins appropriately enough with "Young at Heart," and continues with songs by the likes of James Taylor and Randy Newman, and even the witty "Butta Outta Cream" (from the Broadway musical Catch Me if You Can).
Much of the evening consists of wittily constructed, extended medleys delivered in breakneck, swinging style. Just listen[...]