THE STOREFRONT presents NEWER SUNDAYS

First spin off show Sundays in March at 5:00 pm at THE DUPLEX

Following the success of NEW MONDAYS Songwriter series, The Storefront was looking for a way to more prominently feature the work of some of the composers with whom they had worked. Hence: NEWER SUNDAYS. The idea is that folks who have already been through the NEW MONDAYS series will be invited to feature their work in a one-hour format. The series begins its third incarnation on March 10th, and will run for the following six weeks at THE DUPLEX CABARET THEATRE (61 Christopher Street, NYC - 1-212-255-5438 - http://www.theduplex.com/). All performances will be on Sundays at 5:00 pm. There is a $12 cover, as well as a 2-drink minimum. No one under twenty-one will be admitted, and credit cards are not accepted.

The new series kicks for it's second round on Sunday, March 10th with the songwriting team of BRIAN FEINSTEIN and DIANA HANSEN-YOUNG, featuring selections from their up-coming musical projects.

On March 16th, The Storefront is pleased to welcome noted composer JOSEPH THALKEN, who, among other projects, is busy preparing a musical version of "Harold and Maude" with Tom Jones.

To close this second round of the Newer Sundays, STEVE MARZULLO, composer and musical director, will present an evening of his music with celebrated guest performers Amelia De Mayo, Leslie Kritzer, Janet Metz, Julia Murney, Ric Ryder and Rachael Ylanet on March 30th.

In June of 2001, The Storefront (http://www.storefronttheatre.com) launched NEW MONDAYS. The idea was simple: invite both up-and-coming, as well as prominently established musical legends to debut some of their new compositions in front of a live audience. What followed was five months of sold out shows, featuring fifty-seven composers premiering new work. Participants in the first rounds of NEW MONDAYS included Henry Krieger, Tom Jones, Charles Strouse, Carol Hall, William Finn, Frank Wildhorn, Julie Gold, Dick Scanlan, Laurence O'Keefe, David Friedman, Michael John LaChiusa, Jason Robert Brown, John Wallowitch, Stephen Schwartz, John Bucchino and Andrew Lippa, as well as many noted newer composers. Most recently, NEW MONDAYS was awarded the NYC NIGHTLIFE AWARD, bestowed by the collective New York nightlife critics.

 

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