ARCI'S
PLACE FEATURES MAUREEN TOMSON VILLANTE THROUGH
SEPTEMBER 29TH
Show
To Benefit The Long Island Radio Relief Fund for WTC victims from
Long Island
Singer/songwriter
Maureen Tomson Villante, who first played ARCI'S PLACE (450 Park Avenue
South, NYC - 212-532-4370 - http://www.arcisplace.com/)
last summer will bring her new show, "Reflections" to the club on
Thursday through Saturday, September 20th through September 29th.
Ms. Villante will offer musical reflections culled from her recording
career, including "The Thrill is Gone" and "My Man," as well as her
own original compositions. Ms. Villante will be accompanied by her
Musical Director Fred Gatti on piano, Matt Zee on bass and Charlie
Kaye on drums.
All proceeds for Ms. Villante's show are going to The Long Island
Radio Relief Fund for WTC victims from Long Island. For those
who are unable to attend the shows at ARCI'S PLACE who would like
to make a contribution, the address for the fund is: The Long Island
Radio Relief Fund, c/o Ridgewood Savings Bank, P.O. Box 769, New Hyde
Park, NY 11040.
Maureen Tomson Villante
has performed regularly for the NBC Television Network, sung to Presidents
and appeared internationally. A solo album, "The Thrill is Gone,"
for Decca Records, released when she was just 21, landed her a prime
spot and well-deserved national acclaim on "The Tonight Show" with
Johnny Carson. Stardom beckoned, but marriage and motherhood was the
talented performer's first priority. Although a "stay at home Mom,"
Maureen's creative juices never waned. Over the years Maureen has
written dozens of songs, and has formed numerous successful performance
bands, groups and entertainment troupes; headlined as a solo artist
at hundreds of venues up and down the East Coast; opened many new
night spots; composed, directed and performed in her own off-Broadway
shows, including the acclaimed "Mary Q" (the story of the last night
in the life of Mary, Queen of Scots), "MM the Harlot" (the story of
Mary Magdelene), and is the creator and star of dozens of sold-out
"one-woman shows."
Performances are Thursdays
at 9:00 pm and Fridays & Saturdays at 8:30 & 11:00 pm. Tickets to
the shows are $30, with a $15 food/drink minimum. Reservations are
strongly suggested.
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