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Marnie Baumer Returns With Animato in G

Singer Marnie Baumer brings her highly acclaimed show "Animato in G: A Tribute To Women in Animated Film" to MAMA ROSE'S (219 Second Avenue, NYC - 212-533-0558 - http://www.mamaroses.net/ ) on Wednesday, April 28th at 7:00 pm and Monday, May 3rd at 7:00 pm. "Animato in G: A Tribute To Women in Animated Film" takes us on a journey to look at the women of animated film who are decades, if not centuries, ahead of their time in their very real thoughts, hopes, fears, emotions and dreams. Musical direction & arrangements are by Tedd Firth, with additional arrangements by Christopher Denny, Ian Herman, Ross Patterson, Bobby Peaco and Shelly Markham. Michael Blanco is on bass. The show is directed by Erv Raible. There will be a $15.00 music charge and a 2-drink minimum. ($10 cover for members of CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE).

Mamie has appeared as part of the prestigious ASCAP/FireBird Songwriters Series in Francesca Blumenthal's "Places Please!," Mickey Leonard's "The Songs of Mickey Leonard," and performing songs by Blumenthal, and Rick Swanson and Barry Moritz at the MAC-ASCAP Songwriters Showcase. Following the tragic events of September 11th, Marnie joined the cast of "HeartSong: The Heroes Concert" (Bottom Line), produced her own solo "HeartSong: Detroit," and received raves in Erv Raible's "September 11, 2001 ... The Musical Response."

Mamie made her highly praised cabaret debut in 1998 with her show "Do You Know What I Mean?" at Eighty Eight's, followed by her controversial "Marnie Baumer Mouths-0ff" at the FireBird Cafe. At the same time Ms. Baumer was featured Off-Broadway and on the National Tour of the Dick Gallagher/Mark Waldrop/David Armstrong Theater Works USA production of "Gold Rush."

Since her arrival in NYC she has been performing in / been involved in plays & readings of new works, ASCAP songwriter showcases, demo recordings for songwriters, voice over work, benefit concerts and self produced shows. She has performed in the following NYC theatres: Town Hall, Symphony Space, The Promenade Theatre, The Looking Glass & the Triad. Cabaret rooms include the legendary Eighty-Eight's, The FireBird Cafe, Arci's Place, Judy's, Dannys, West Bank CafÈ and Don't Tell Mama.

Marnie was a Female Vocalist Nightlife Award Finalist for 2003 (Nominated by New York Press) and was one of the top ten Female Vocalists from Theatremania.com for 2000 and 2002. She has been listed as Village Voice/ Voice Choice, Time Out New York Magazine, the Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News criticís pick.

For more information, see http://www.marniebaumer.com/.

 

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