Singer Frank Dain will reprise The Magic of Mathis in December, with two performances at Don't Tell Mama, Dec. 8th and 15th at 6pm. This show was recently nominated for a BroadwayWorld Award in Best Tribute Show category. The Magic of Mathis brings fresh interpretations to such Johnny Mathis signature tunes as "Chances Are," "It's Not for Me to Say," "Wild Is the Wind," "Misty" and "The Twelfth of Never. " Contributing creative arrangements, is Dain's frequent collaborator, Musical Director Kathleen Landis, a popular pianist who is missed by many people at the Cafe Pierre, where she entertained audiences for years.

                                                     ScoBar Entertainment will present The Three Degrees ("When Will I See You Again," "Dirty Ol' Man," "TSOP") at The Iridium, on Friday & Saturday, November 16 & 17, 2010 at 8 & 10pm. The "Longest Running Female Vocal Trio" in history (according to the Guinness Book of World Records), will make their first New York City appearance in 25 years.

                        The Annual Duplex Gala is a fun-filled roster guaranteed to entertain. We will be highlighting some of the outstanding performers from the past year who you might have missed seeing, as well as previewing some of the upcoming shows at the Duplex.

                                   Singer Jeff Macauley has come a long way since first bursting onto the scene in the mid-90s. Long gone is the blond boy-child fresh out of the O'Neill Fellowship singing overindulgent tributes to Dinah Shore with a machine-gun vibrato, whether or not he garnered a Bistro Award in the process. Now a truly distinguished master of the medium, Macauley has brought It Was Me, his tribute to the lyrics of the legendary Norman Gimbel, to Don't Tell Mama, and it isn't merely a joy to behold but completely masterful. Aided by the ever-excellent Tex Arnold at the keys and the equally-stellar John Burr on bass, not to mention the technical direction of Jason Ellis, the evening (which has one more night to go on Sunday the 28th at 7pm at Don't Tell Mama) is a bonafide winner on every possible count.

                                                                                              Karen Mason, the Broadway favorite who had been scheduled to star in the much-in-the-news new musical Rebecca, will celebrate the holidays with Christmas concerts in San Francisco, Chicago and New York. On Dec. 5, the acclaimed singing actress will be the special guest of Russ Lorenson for his 7th Annual Christmas Show at The Rrazz Room in San Francisco. This jazzy Christmas event, which begins at 8pm,  features songs by Irving Berlin, Johnny Mercer, Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn and Frank Loesser.

          The Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs is proud to announce the performers for the upcoming November 18th show "MAC presents THEY WRITE THE SONGS." Performers scheduled to appear include Rebecca Luker, Penny Fuller, Karen Mason, Alysha Umphress, Liz Lark Brown, The Marquis Five, Colleen McHugh, Lennie Watts, and Jonathan Whitton.

                          How does a guy conduct or play a musical instrument when he has a different finger in almost every musical pot?  Larry Kerchner—composer, lyricist, arranger, producer, conductor--- has written in all kinds of styles.  One day he’s focused on a wistful ballad, then there’s a jazz or swing number, and the next day it’s all about an arrangement for drum and bugle corps! 

                                                  Broadway's Jill Paice will join James Barbour on stage Saturday, November10 at his Fifth Annual Pre-Holiday Season Concert at Sardi's (234 West 44th Street, New York, NY). The concert, entitled Bring Me Giants, will present the songs from Mr. Barbour's CD of the same title that is in its second printing on the GlobalVision Records Label. Mr. Barbour's annual Holiday Concerts have become part of the entertainment landscape in Manhattan. They are sold-out events of vocal magic and audience exaltation. This year, the November 10th Concert, as well as the Annual Holiday Concerts, which are being scheduled as we speak and will run through December, will be presented on the fourth floor in the famous Eugenia Room.The concerts begin at 8:30pm.