Christine Ebersole
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jan 20, 2009
Closed Feb 11, 2009
Opened Jan 20, 2009
Closed Feb 11, 2009
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Two-time Tony Award winner Christine Ebersole returns to the legendary Café Carlyle for the first time since her critically acclaimed 2002 debut in an exclusive two-week engagement.
The program is comprised entirely of songs from the first half of the 20th Century. Well-known standards, such as a jazzy "Fascinating Rhythm," a truly heartfelt "Bill," a bluesy "42nd Street," and "I Can't Give You Anything But Love," alternate with more obscure tunes from the Great American Songbook, such as "I've Got Five Dollars," "Miss Johnson Phoned Again Today," "Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love," and "Why Don't We Try Staying Home?"
John Oddo (Musical Director) leads a quintet, and Tony Award-winner Scott Wittman directs.
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With one husband, three children, a menagerie of pets -- not to mention the upcoming Broadway revival of Blithe Spirit -- on her plate, one would imagine Christine Ebersole might be hard-pressed to find time to create a new cabaret act. But not only has the multitasking, multitalented star done such a thing for a two-week stint at the Cafe Carlyle, but she's put together one that smartly shows off the many facets of her musical, comic, and dramatic gifts.
True, her wealth of responsibilities might have been the reason for the occasional opening-night slip-up. (Or was it the presence of such luminaries as Elaine Stritch and Angela Lansbury in the audience?) But a couple of missed lyrics --wh[...]