Peter Quinn’s Dry Bones, a spellbinding story of an ill-fated OSS mission into the heart of the Eastern front and its consequences more than a decade after the war’s end, is now available.Dry Bones at Amazon
Matt Keating will be performing at The Bowery Electric 327 Bowery, NYC on Thursday, Nov 5th, 8:00pm. Tickets are $7. FULL BAND SHOW! Allen Devine-guitar, Jason Mercer-bass, G Wiz-drums
Don Creedon’s new short play The Ledge, starring Irish actor and boxing legend, John Duddy, is being produced by Aching Dogs Theatre Company as part of their annual New York Nuts series. Led by the power-house producer-director, Pamela Scott, and featuring no less than eight new short plays, this promises to be a great evening of original theater.
Hudson Guild Theatre, 441 W 26th St. (between 9th & 10th Ave), New York, NY 10001. November 7-10. Thurs-Sat @ 8:00pm, Sun @ 3:00pm Tickets $18, Hotel Trades Council Members: Free Reservations recommended: 212-564-6485 (This show is sponsored by the New York Hotel Trades Council AFL-CIO and The Neighborhood Service Council).
Tara O’Grady and her swinging trio will be at Winnie’s Lounge in the Refinery Hotel Tuesday, November 5 from 6-9pm. 63 W. 38 Street.
Violinist Annette Homann will be performing in the musical White Christmas at the Westchester Broadway Theater, 1 Broadway Plaza, Elmsford, NY. The show opens Thursday, Nov 7 . Performances are Wednesdays at 1 pm, Thursdays 1 and 7 pm, Fridays 1 and 7 pm, Saturdays 8 pm, Sundays 1:30 pm and 7 pm
There will be a festival screening of Subterranean Love by Robert Haufrecht featuring music by Marni Rice and Frank Perowsky at The Big Apple Film Festival in NYC at Tribeca Cinemas, Saturday November 9th at 2:15pm. For Information and tickets here’s the direct link:
Mary Tierney is performing in the the Theater of the New City’s production of Tom Jones at 155 First Avenue Sunday at 3pm. All Seats $18/TDF Vouchers For Tickets click here.
———-
Antoinette Montague will be performing on Sunday Sept 22, 4pm – 6pm, at the H. Boo Wilson Park at the corner of Runyon Avenue and Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers, NY. On Monday, September 23rd, 6pm, Antoinette will be performing with the Duke Ellington Center for the Arts at a book warming for the Honorable David Dinkins’ 86th Birthday. The Friars Club, 57 East 55th St., NYC.
———-
Brendan Connellan’s play KILL THE BID! will be running from Tuesday, September 24th to Sunday, September 29. Evening shows on Tuesday at 7pm and Wed-Sat 8pm. Afternoon matinees Wed and Sat at 2pm and Sunday at 3pm. Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd Street. Tickets are $21.25 (including Theatre Restoration fee) but AWoW members and friends can go to www.broadwayoffers.com and punch in the code TRAWOW and pay $18.25in the box. Phone 212-239 6200 or 800-432 7250.
———
Wednesday you can celebrate Half-Way to St. Patrick’s Day with Tara O’Grady and her trio at Mary O’s located at 32 Avenue A. Shepards Pie, Guinness and live music. Wednesday, September 25 from 7-10pm. No cover, just craic.
———-
Violinist Annette Homann will be performing as concertmaster with the Saint Vartan Chamber Orchestra on September 25th at 7:30, Saint Vartan Armenian Cathedral, 630 Second Ave, NYC. The program, which features pianist Karine Poghosyan includes works of Schubert, J.S. Bach and Liszt. Tickets $10, $5 senior/students.
———-
Spoken word artist Koro Koroye will be performing at FEMI Magazine’s “The 2013 Purple Ribbon Affair” on September 28th, 8pm to midnight, the American Legion Hall, 51 Roosevelt Avenue, Valley Stream, NY. The tickets are $45 but for AWoW/Koro guests there is a $10 discount. The price includes dinner and Koro will be opening the show. Send payment through paypal to femimedia@gmail.com
Singer/songwriter Matt Keating is performing at the Living Room, 154 Ludlow St. NY. Wed, July 10th, 8pm.
Kathleen Frazier
Kathleen Frazier reads from her current project, Somniloquies, at The Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia St. (west of 6th Ave, bet. West 4th and Bleecker) Thursday, July 11th, 2013, 6pm. $8 cash cover, includes a free drink. Reservations suggested (212) 989-9319
Annette Homann
Annette Homann will be singing and playing the violin on stage for the musical Julian Po, which opens Monday July 8th. There will be six additional performances during the week. The New York Musical Theater Festival, The Pershing Square Signature Center , 480 West 42nd St. For more info please visit the website: www.julianpo.com
Niamh Hyland will be singing at the Irish Arts Center’s “Sunday at Seven.” Tonight, May 19, 7pm at the Irish Arts Center, 553 West 51st, NYC. Tickets $10. Ticket Information
Annette Homann
Violinist Annette Homann will be appearing in “What I’m Failing to Learn.” Wed., May 22, 7pm at the 13th Street Repertory Theatre, 50 W. 13th St., NYC. Tickets $25. Ticket Information
Tara O’Grady will be launching her CD “A Celt in the Cotton Club” and performing at Mary O’s, 32 Avenue A, NYC. Thursday, May 23, 7pm. Tara O’Grady Music
Mary McPartlan
Singer/songwriter Mary McPartlan and pianist Bertha Hope will be performing at ZirZamin, 90 West Houston Street, Friday, May 24, 7:30pm. Tickets $20.
Moley and Owen ‘O Suilleabhain
Koro Koroye and Owen and Moley O’Suilleabhain will be performing at the “LES Festival of the Arts,” in the Johnson Theater, The Theater for the New City, 155 First Avenue, NYC. Friday,
Annette Homann, solo violinist, Bikram Yoga Herald Square for Mother’s Day.
Today, May 12th, 4PM
Herald Square, NYC
Colin Broderick
Colin Broderick, That’s That book launch.
Tuesday, May 14, 7pm
Barnes and Noble, 97 Warren Street, NYC.
Party following at Scratchers,
209, E 5th St., NYC
Antoinette Montague
Antoinette Montague, NYC Jazz and Blues Entertainer, sings and swings this Tuesday, with Danny Mixon, who performed at AWoW’s Lehman event.
Tuesday, May 14. Two shows, 8pm and 9pm. Jazz at the Bahai , John Burks Gillespie Theatre, 53 east 11th street, NYC
Reservations recommended. For $2 discount use special code AM20. Call: (Number on website)
Honor Finnegan
Honor Finnegan at the Bronxville Women’s Club.
Friday, May 17, 8-9pm.
135 Midland Avenue,
Bronxville, NY
914 337-3252
Sweet little room in a lovely historic building, nice people, and tasty desert and coffee. Also featuring Kelly Flint and David Ray. Sal Casabianca hosts.
Saturday, singer/songwriter Honor Finnegan, An Anniversary Celebration of Join Mitchell’s “Blue” at the Grounds for Sculpture, 18 Fairgrounds Road, Hamilton, NJ. Saturday, May 11, 7:30pm. Phone 609 586-0616
Saturday, a reading of short new plays, including playwright Kate McLeod’s “”Ice Floes or don’t stay, please go . . . no wait” at the Hudson Opera House, 327 Warren Street, Hudson, NY, 12534. Saturday, May 11, 7pm. Call 518 822-1438 for reservations. Ten dollar suggested donation.
Artists Without Walls was created to provide artists of all disciplines an opportunity to experiment with new ideas in front of a live audience; create an environment that fosters collaborative and creative effort and promote members’ careers in the arts, whether they have already established themselves or are at the beginning of their artistic career. All of those objectives will be on display tonight when Lehman’s college’s City & Humanities Program, the CUNY Institute for Irish-American Studies and the CUNY Institute of Mexican Studies host an Artists Without Walls’ Showcase at Lehman College.
Among the evening’s performers:
Koro Koroye
Owen and Moley O Suilleabhain, singers from Ireland, and Koro Koroye, a spoken word artist from Nigeria, will be performing together for the first time. Their performance will explore the ancient traditions that they have inherited and how they have transformed this heritage into a voice they can truly call their own. Now living in the melting pot of New York City, they are sharing the common experience of rediscovering their ancient identities with their own contemporary voices.
Salina Sias
Salina Sias will share stories of her journey toward self-identity, acceptance (and perceived disdain) for her Mexican roots while performing original numbers from her up coming album, including a personal song she penned in Spanish. Salina will be joined by guitarist Thad DeBrock.
Xio Evans
Marni Rice, chanteuse-accordionist and theater artist from New York City, and Xio Evans, a dancer and choreographer from Costa Rica, wiil perform a piece called “Have You Seen My Son?” a performance piece about gun violence. The text is in Spanish and English and the performance is dedicated to the issue of social justice.
Honor Finnegan will be singing songs from her CD, The Tiny Life, as well as one of her newer pieces, which has been recorded by singer-songwriter, Amy Speace. The Tiny Life was #9 on the Folk DJ Charts in February 2012, and Honor was recently selected as a finalist in the prestigious New Folk Songwriting Contest as part of the Kerrville Folk Festival in Kerrville, Texas. Honor will be joined by guitarist Aviv Roth.
Honor Finnegan
In addition, writer Billy Barrett, playwright and novelist Seamus Scanlon, violinist/fiddler Annette Homann and jazz and blues singer Antoinette Montague and jazz pianist extraordinaire Danny Mixon will be displaying their talents.
The show begins at 7pm in the Studio Theatre at Lehman College. Refreshments will be provided. The first Showcase at Lehman last fall was a great success. This one might even top that. Come find out. Hope to see you there.