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Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser, who will weave his fantastic life story through words and song. Hope you can take this thrilling and nostalgic journey back in time!
Join AmiciMusic for this incredible one-woman show created and directed by Francis Cullinan and starring the wonderful Carol Duermit singing some of the songs made famous by Elaine Stritch, a Broadway legend and celebrated Lady of the American Stage. Stritch’s career spanned almost 70 years and her brassy powerful voice and larger-than-life persona were a constant part of theater, television, and films for much of the last part of the 20th century and even into the 21st, when she had a celebrated cabaret show at the Carlyle Hotel while she was in her 80’s. Local star Carol Duermit embodies Stritch’s spirit and renowned director Francis Cullinan has created a wonderful show interspersing some of the songs she made famous with great stories about her fascinating life. Artistic Director Daniel Weiser will collaborate on the piano. A portion of the proceeds from the show will go to the Cavalry Church Food Pantry which served over 17,000 people in 2018 and is continuing to expand.
Check out this 1996 retrospective of Stritch’s career from Charles Osgood:
Join AmiciMusic for this toe-tapping retrospective of the incredible songs of Harold Arlen. Born Hyman Arluck, the son of a cantor in Buffalo, NY, Arlen became one of the greatest songwriters of all time, composing over 400 memorable tunes, including “Stormy Weather,” “Get Happy,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Let’s Fall in Love,” and “Over the Rainbow.” George Gershwin described him as “the most original of all of us” and, at his funeral, the great Irving Berlin said: “He wasn’t as well known as some of us, but he was a better songwriter than most of us and he will be missed by all of us.” He helped bridge the divide between the jazzy world of the Cotton Club and Harlem and Broadway, eventually making his way out to Hollywood, where he wrote the memorable music for “The Wizard of Oz.” Francis Cullinan has created and directed another wonderful one woman show featuring singer Carol Duermit and pianist/Artistic