ALEXANDER REA

Performed on 6/28/15 at Judson Memorial with Michelle Y. Thompson (guitar/vocals) with Henry Lee on piano. Below is video from the show. Audio is from the camera mic so it’s not that great (sorry). I was playing a cajon (sitting on it), with a travel conga, kick drum, hi-hat and traps.

This Friday I’m performing with the band Neoray in Park Slope Brooklyn at The Fifth Estate at 8 PM. Neoray is a combination of the austere vocals of Christy and eclectic electronic layers. The songs about imagined characters of Brooklyn and Manhattan, absurdest lust, supernatural menage a trios and aristocratic space travelers. Formed in 2011, Neoray uses analog pianos as a base to their sound, with Singleton grafting her sometimes chilling lyrics into the mix.

It’s been a little while since I’ve performed at a club. You can find me performing Saturday night, July 2nd, at Otto’s Shrunken Head in the East Village NYC. I’ll be playing percussion with Willie and the Wolves. (So I guess that makes me a wolf). It’s the release party for the album I recorded with the group.  You can hear some of it on Reverbnation.

I’ll be playing drums tomorrow night with Katie Petterle at the Metropolitan Room. Katie Petterle debuts with a brand new show! Singing the greatest pop rock songs from the last 50 years, Katie and her accompanist, Greg Schlotthauer, sing favorites from the Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Bob Marley, Carol King and more!

Last night at the Kirk Theater in Theater Row, I played drums for the reading of the musical Plagued or How to Escape Persecution at the Hands of an Angry Mob.

I will be playing drums for Suzanne Fiore at The Metropolitan Room this Saturday, October 24th at 5 PM. Please call for reservations at (212) 206-0440 or book online.

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I will be playing drums for Suzanne Fiore at The Metropolitan Room on the next two Saturdays. September 19th at 7:30PM and September 26th at 5:00PM.  Please take note of the two different times.

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Here at Pace, the cast gets ready in a circle for tonights first public reading of Darling.

Happy new year to everyone.  The rest of this month became booked rather quickly with performance work. I’ll be performing two different styles of shows for the ever discerning pallet.  Tomorrow night I’ll be in Williamsburg at Rose Live with Willie and The Wolves, a surf, sould, blues (and more) act .  Next week I’ll be at Pace University’s Schaeberle Theater on percussion for Ryan Scot Oliver (RSO) and B.T. Ryback’s world premiere six-night reading of the new musical Darling. I first worked with RSO on a recording for his show Alive At Ten. Read more about Darling on BroadwayWorld.com.

This Saturday afternoon, November 22nd at 5pm I will be performing with Suzanne Fiore at The Metropolitan Room. Call for reservations at 212-206-0440. The cover is $20 with a two drink minimum. Featuring Ray Fellman on piano, Matt Sharffglass on bass and yours truly on percussion. The Metropolitan Room is located at 34 West 22nd Street (Google Map). The recording from our June 16th show, Live At The Metropolitan Room, will be on sale at all of these shows and is also available now at CD Baby. Suzanne Fiore, she is simply divine and we all knew we were lucky to witness her performances. This girl is a STAR, truly.” – Broadway.com

This Sunday night I will be performing for Prospect Theater Company’s 10th anniversary concert.  Part of the 2008 NYMF, the New York Musical Theater Festival. Sunday, September 21st at 9PM 37 Arts 450 W. 37th Street (Between 9th & 10th Avenues) New York, New York 10018 (Google Map) Tickets and More Info Currently scheduled to appear are performers Stephen Bogardus, Matt Cavenaugh, Gavin Creel, Malcolm Gets, Adam Jacobs, Jose Llana, Jeff McCarthy, Liz Power, Brian Munn, David Abeles, Piper Goodeve, Jen Blood, Mark Mozingo, Dan Sharkey, Ryan Dietz, Jim Poulos, Tina Stafford, Jim Bauer, Meghan McGeary, Jaygee Macapugay, Simone Zamore, Victoria Huston-Elem, Catherine Porter and many more to come! Featuring songs by Jim Bauer, Randy Courts & Mark St. Germain, Rick Hip-Flores, Gihieh Lee & Tim Nevits, Peter Mills, Peter Mills & Stephen Weiner, and Maryrose Wood & Andrew Gerle Celebrate ten years of innovative new musicals from Prospect Theater Company! Join Broadway stars and Prospect members in an anniversary retrospective of songs from THE TAXI CABARET, THE FLOOD, ILLYRIA, DIDO (& AENEAS), THE ALCHEMISTS, LONELY RHYMES, THE PURSUIT OF PERSEPHONE, THE TUTOR, THE BOOK OF THE DUN COW, IRON CURTAIN, TOCK TICK, THE ROCKAE, THE BLUE FLOWER, and HONOR.

Good evening everyone.  This Saturday, the Fringe NYC 2008 run of Green Eyes opens at Theater 80 in the East Village of Manhattan.  I will be playing percussion (drum kit) under the musical direction of Matt Hinkley.  It’s billed as a “musical” but it’s really not.  Consider it an acoustic-rock show with a story line.

A contemporary love story, Green Eyes tracks the rise and fall of a relationship over time through folk-rock music and modern dance. The new musical utilizes two singers, two dancers, and a five-piece orchestra to fuse both song and dance, shedding new light on the traditional “boy meets girl” story.

Diana Glazer, in association with Steve Tate and Leopold Group, are proud to present Green Eyes as part of the 11th Annual New York International Fringe Festival and will be showing for five dates beginning August 16, 2008.

Directed by Jessica Redish** who recently created the musical staging for the Lortel Award-winning Adding Machine, green eyes has been described by North Shore Chicago Magazine as “a multi-media musical for the John Mayer generation.”

Purchase tickets, listen to past recordings and get more background of the show at the Green Eyes website.

For those of you that subscribe to my RSS feed you’ll know that I did not post anything about my show last night with Les Funky Bitches Fantastique. A referral from Josh Landay who I performed Tock Tick with in February 2007 for Prospect Theater Company.  We performed the opening set of the night at The Annex.  There is unfortuntely not much online that is up to date regarding this project by Richard Caliban but you can can at least get some background at Richard’s site.

You have only seven more chances to see Honor, the new musical from Prospect Theater Company, where I’m playing percussion with the five piece orchestra directed by Dan Feyer.

I will be playing percussion for the new Propsect Theater Company musical Honor. Opening this Monday, April 21st with previews starting tonight. Lyrics by Peter Mills (recipient of the 3rd annual Fred Ebb award last November) Book & music by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel Directed by Cara Reichel Musical direction by Dan Feyer April 19 – May 18, 2008 at the Hudson Guild Theatre, 441 West 26th Street. The theater might be hard to find for some. It’s closer to 10th Avenue and attached to the community center. Closest subway is the C or E to 23rd Street. Walk north on 8th Avenue to West 26th Street, then west to the theatre. Peter Mills and Cara Reichel have managed to do the near impossible. They have taken Shakespeare’s comic masterpiece, kept its Elizabethan spirit, voice and wit, yet created a new, accessible work that brashly and, at times, poignantly speaks to contemporary musical theater.” – The New York Times, on ILLYRIA, adapted from TWELFTH NIGHT

Two more Saturday afternoons with Suzanne Fiore There is only two more weeks to see the lovely MAC Award nominated Suzanne Fiore at the The Metropolitan Room. This afternoon and next week at 5:00PM. Call for reservations at 212-206-0440. The cover is $20 with a $15 minimum. Featuring Ray Fellman on piano, Matt Sharffglass on bass and yours truly on percussion. The Metropolitan Room is located at 34 West 22nd Street. The recording from our June 16th show, Live At The Metropolitan Room, will be on sale at all of these shows and is also available now at CD Baby. Suzanne Fiore, she is simply divine and we all knew we were lucky to witness her performances. This girl is a STAR, truly.” – Broadway.com

Every Saturday this month I will be performing with the lovely Suzanne Fiore at the The Metropolitan Room. Each week the sets start at 5:00PM. Call for reservations at 212-206-0440. The cover is $20 with a $15 minimum.

This weekend I will be playing percussion for Prospect Theater Company’s Dark Night Series, Museum Pieces, When Art Inspires MORE Than Life. Technically I’m not playing for all of the mini-musicals but it’s a catchy title for this article right?

NYU proposal project More details soon

Tomorrow, I will be performing with Peter Mills on piano for reading of his new musical, Honor. Set to go up in the spring of ’08. Details about the reading are below. HONOR: A NEW MUSICAL music & lyrics by Peter Mills, winner of the 2007 Fred Ebb Award book by Peter Mills and Cara Reichel directed by Cara Reichel As You Like Itis transplanted to feudal Japan in this passionate tale of romance and the redemption of family honor, told through action-packed martial arts choreography, elegant lyrics, and an intricate score. Join us on Monday evening, December 3rd as the creators of this new show share in-progress excerpts from Act I in a staged reading format. Monday, Dec. 3, 2007 at 8pm at Manhattan Theatre Club Studios 311 West 43rd St., 8th floor

Good afternoon, I first want to thank all of you that made it out to see The Rockae. There was some great press. (Check out my previous post for links!) The day after Rockae closed I was in the studio rehearsing for two shows I have this week with Spectre Box. The band consists of Dana Haynes on piano, Kent Thompson on guitar, Eric Day on bass and myself on drums. The music consists of some smart originals plus some great covers like Bjork’s Bachlorette and a folky version of Gnarls Barkley’s Crazy. Spectre Box is the pure, “from scratch” collaboration of those who live to hunt, conjure and spawn new theatre. A collage of Weimar cabaret, burlesque, dance, music, Lecoq, Feldenkrais, vaudeville, and, most of all, the gems and detritus of our collective imagination, Spectre Box spins out a haunting, taunting, darkly hilarious NYC of our dreams and nightmares. It is pitch black performance with tragic, comedic, beautiful, sexy women that may or may not be ghosts in this theatrical seance. Spectre Box is not a safe place to be, but you will want to come in. “Touched” is a choreographed happening; equal parts Weimar cabaret, rock ‘n roll, theatrical explosion and underground party. Spectre Box Presents Touched Uncle Ming’s 225 Avenue B, Second Floor (view Google Map) Thursday, October 18th and Friday October 19th Show starts 9PM Doors open at 8:30 PM $15 Buy tickets

Good afternoon, I can’t believe that it’s already October! My summer sure did go fast but I had a great time. Saw some great shows such as La Vie down at Spiegelworld and Rent with the original leads Anthony Rapp and Adam Pascal. And I had the chance to spend time with some of you. After Fitz & Walloughs closed I had a small break before my next show began. My daytime career reached a new milestone as I accepted the offer to become Interactive Director for the creative agency, The Concept Farm (more on that in another post). On September 15th, my sixth show with Prospect Theater opened, The Rockae. Pete Mills’ first musical that has received great reviews from The Village Voice, Theatermania, Talkin’ Broadway and Backstage. We have only 8 more shows left so please consider coming to check it out sometime either this weekend or next week. Tonight through the weekend then next Wednesday through Sunday with two shows on Saturday. And, I’ve finally been able to launch the new version of AlexanderRea.com. You can view performance news and video from the past seven years and even subscribe to other blogs posts including my recommendation for arts, food and entertainment along with news from my daytime career along with my photography and videography. You can log into your very own account using this email address and selecting to receive a new random password. A partner event of the 2007 NY Musical Theatre Festival BUY TICKETS NOW Pent-up King Pentheus takes on Dionysus and his frenzied female fans when the god of wine and theater returns to Thebes. Get ready for moshing Maenads and thrashing catharsis in this rock musical adaptation of Euripides’ classic, The Bacchae. Drama Desk-nominated writer Peter Mills fuses the intensity of hard rock with the violence of ancient Greek tragedy. September 15th through October 14th, 2007 at the Hudson Guild Theater (view Goole Map) 441 West 26th St. Music & lyrics by Peter Mills Directed by Cara Reichel Adapted by Mills & Reichel from Euripides’ The Bacchae Choreography by Marlo Hunter Music Direction by Kevin Haden Stage Management by Bailie Slevin Scenic Design bySarah Pearline Costume Design by David Withrow Lighting Design by Lily Fossner Sound Design by Daniel Erdberg Production Manager is Mary E. Leach Featuring: Nancy Reneé Braun*, Michael Cunio*, Matt DeAngelis*, Victoria Huston-Elem*, Mitchell Jarvis*, Jillian Laub, Stephanie Lo, Jaygee Macapugay*, Meghan McGeary*, Venita McLemore, Andrew Miramontes*, Tracey Petrillo*, Michelle Pruiett*, Rashidra Scott*, Gordon Stanley*, Laura Beth Wells*, Erin Wilson*, Simone Zamore* *member, Actors’ Equity Association PRAISE FOR THE ROCKAE: “At its best, the show simply rocks… [the songs] show off the vocal power of the ensemble, making good on the premise that rock opera just might be the best way of conveying the intensity of Greek tragedy to a modern audience.” — The Village Voice “A sexy rock ‘n’ roll event, both wildly erotic and blaringly electric… [that] surges with animalistic intensity while also retaining a humanity found in Euripides’ original.” — Theatermania “A rock musical that’s not only rock, but actually a musical, too. And a sizzling one… with an erotic, go-for-broke urgency strong enough to make you want to join in the reveling yourself.” — Talkin’ Broadway “A sexy good time up until the inevitable bloody end… that leaves you in thrall to the rock ‘n’ roll god of wine and ecstasy.” –Backstage

Good afternoon, Before you either go out or go to work Saturday night, please consider stopping by the Metropolitan Room to hear the amazing Suzanne Fiore with Ray Fellman on piano, Matt Scharfglass on bass and myself on drums. Our set is roughly an hour. And Fitz and Walloughs continues our run at Ace of Clubs this Sunday with our third performance of at least six. Starring the amazing Micah Bucey with Andrew Edwards on piano, Jennifer Houseal & Leslie Anne Friedman on vocals, Eric Day on electric bass and myself on drums. Suzanne Fiore at the Metropolitan Room Saturday at 5 PM June 16th Metropolitan Room 34 West 22nd St. (Between 5th & 6th Ave.) (view Google Map) 212-206-0440 $20.00 with a 2 drink minimum “Suzanne Fiore, she is simply divine and we all knew we were lucky to witness her performances. This girl is a STAR, truly.” — Broadway.com� Fitz & Walloughs Get It In The End (Photos by Rachel Gehlert) Lyrics and Music by Micah Bucey and Andrew Edwards Book and Direction by Paul Hagen Sunday’s at 8 PM June 3rd to July 8th Tickets are available at 212-352-3101 or at www.SpinCycleNYC.com Ace of Clubs 9 Great Jones Street (view Google Map) (3rd Street between Broadway and Lafayette) 212.677.6963 21+ with proper I.D. 1 block below 4th Street and 1 block east of Broadway Accessible from the 4,5,6,F,V,D,B trains at Broadway-Lafayette

Good afternoon, I hope you all had a fantastic Memorial Day weekend! Mine was spent closing Victor/Victoria at The Gallery Players theater in Park Slope, Brooklyn, followed by Prospect Theater’s annual Tony’s Awards. This annual event brings out all the familiar faces from the Prospect Theater family and is a great chance to catch-up with everyone. My next show opens this coming Sunday at the Ace of Clubs in Manhattan. Fitz & Walloughs Get It In The End starring Micah Bucey. I will be playing drums for the entire six week run. Read on for details. Fitz & Walloughs Get It In The End (Photos by Rachel Gehlert) Lyrics and Music by Micah Bucey and Andrew Edwards Book and Direction by Paul Hagen Sunday’s at 8 PM June 3rd to July 8th Tickets are available at 212-352-3101 or at www.SpinCycleNYC.com Ace of Clubs 9 Great Jones Street (view Google Map) (3rd Street between Broadway and Lafayette) 212.677.6963 21+ with proper I.D. 1 block below 4th Street and 1 block east of Broadway Accessible from the 4,5,6,F,V,D,B trains at Broadway-Lafayette

Good evening, This month I’ll be playing percussion in two different musicals. A revival of Victor/Victoria for The Gallery Players in Park Slope and the other for Prospect Theater in Manhattan. And a album I recorded years ago for a group called The Waystation is now available on CD Baby. Victor/Victoria Book by Blake Edwards Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse Music by Henry Mancini Additional music by Frank Wildhorn FIRST NEW YORK CITY REVIVAL May 5th – 27th The Gallery Players Theater 199 14th St, Park Slope, Brooklyn (View Google Map) Subways: M, R, F BUY TICKETS Producers: Robin Mishik-Jett and Heather Siobhan Curran Director: Matt Schicker Musical Director: Justin Hatchimonji Choreographer: Stacy Moscotti-Smith Fight Director: Nickalaus Locke Koziura Dramaturg: Kate Stopa Set Designer: Michael M. Kerns Lighting Designer: David Roy Costume Designer: Samantha L. Fromm Assistant Director: Kellie Fernald Production Stage Manager: Amanda Jean Nowack Assistant Stage Managers: Amanda Elaan, Nina Kalinkos, Buckly Stephens Greg’s List: The Musical Saturday May 12th at 3 PM Sunday May 13th at 8 PM Monday May 14th at 8 PM Tuesday May 15th at 8 PM The Hudson Guild Theatre 441 West 26st Street, Manhattan (View Google Map) Subways: A, C, E, 1, 2, 3 Conceived and Written by Quin Chia, Aaron Coleman, and Tom Coppola Directed by Aaron Coleman & Tom Coppola Musical Direction by Matt Vinson The Waystation EP, Downcounting Now Available on CD Baby Produced by Dave McDowell, Bob Lovecchio and Scott Ramsayer. Tracks were recorded, mixed and mastered by Scott at Kingsize Sound Labs, The Attic, and Scott’s home studio, Chicago, IL. Art by Tiffany Bachman. Dave McDowell – Vocals, Electric and Acoustic Guitars Bob Lovecchio– Upright and Electric Bass Alexander Rea – Drums and Percussion Scott Ramsayer– Keyboards and Programming April 2007 The Waystation was selected for non-exclusive representation in film & TV licensing by Noteborn Music March 2007 ‘Something About You’ from the new EP, Downcounting, was awarded an Honourable Mention in the 2007 Singer/Songwriter Awards January 2007 ‘Something About You’ from the new EP, Downcounting, selected as Track of the Week at Garageband.com

Good afternoon! An acoustic new wave set this Thursday night in the theater district! Alexander plays percussion for the new wave act Cellardoor this Thursday, April 5th, 10 PM at The Mean Fiddler The Mean Fiddler 266 West 47th Street (Between Broadway and 8th Ave) Drew Edward’s Cellardoor returns with glowing new arrangements of songs from all three of their full-length releases. An evening of music not to be missed! Click on the flyer to right left, print it out and bring it with you for a $2.00 discount. Featuring: Drew Edwards, Vocals and Piano Michah Bucey and Jennifer Houseal, Vocals Jeremy Clayton, Woodwinds Alden Terry, Cello�

Good morning! Final week , Prospect’s Tock Tick also at the West End Theater Alexander plays percussion in the new Prospect Theater Company musical fantasy Tock Tick at the West End Theater (263 West 86th St.) NOW THROUGH 03.04.07 BUY TICKETS TOCK TICK A NEW MUSICAL FANTASY Story by Tim Nevits & Gihieh Lee Book & lyrics Tim Nevits Music by Gihieh Lee Directed by Jackson Gay Embark on a fantastical quest with 12-year-old Chelsea Tickerman to slay a dragon and save her dying mother. Along the way, encounters with scientists, seagulls, interstellar gondoliers, and finally the clock-smith at the center of the universe bring a new understanding of life, death, and the nature of time. With its innovative, anime-inspired voice, this whimsical and touching tale of a child coming to terms with the loss of a parent will both move and delight. Featuring: David Abeles*, Jennifer Blood*, Maria Couch*, David Foley Jr.*, Christopher Graves*, Melissa Hart*, Joshua Landay*, Mark Mozingo, Robby Sharpe*, Laura Beth Wells* (*=member, Actors’ Equity Association) With: Music Direction by Matt Vinson Choreography by Stephanie Fittro Stage Management by CJ LaRoche* Dramaturgy by Erika Rundle Set Design by Aleksandra Maslik Costume Design by Kate Cusack Lighting Design by Cat Tate Sound Design by Daniel Erdberg TOCK TICK is recommended for ages 10 and up. “A fantasy full of whimsical humor, engaging melodies, imaginative staging and loveable characters…” – Broadwayworld.com “This poignant fantasy premise often works marvelously as a sort of latter-day Roald Dahl tale…” – Backstage.com “A highly watchable fairy tale with Technicolorful characters, and unadorned, unabashed story-theatre aesthetics.” – Talkin’ Broadway “A delightful story that appeals to the child within the theatergoer… The melodies written by Lee are transcendent, flinging the viewer into the realm of magic and dreams…” – Washington Square News

Tonight and tomorrow night, Piano Forte! at the West End Theater Piano Forte! Created and performed by David Abeles and Scott Pearson Piano ForteAfter performing their smash-hit Not Gettin’ Any Younger to packed, screamin’ and kickin’ retirement home audiences in Florida, David Abeles and Scott Pearson are proud to make their New York debut with Piano Forte! JoinPiano Forte them on a whirlwind journey through some of the great piano songs of the 20th century and say you ‘knew them when,’ before they rocket to international superstardom with their next project: Movin’ Out…(of my parent’s house). Matt ScharfglassWith Matt Scharfglass on bass. Alexander plays drums for Prospect’s Dark Night show, Piano Forte! at the West End Theater (263 West 86th St.) ONLY TWO SHOWS MONDAY 02.12 & TUESDAY 02.13 8 PM Prospect’s Dark Nights are an exhilarating chance to see both established and emerging artists explore new ideas on stage. Curated and produced by Dev Bondarin and Merete Muenter, the Dark Nights Series features everything from magic acts to dance, from new plays to cabaret. The Dark Nights Series is developmental, experimental, and just plain mental! Now playing, Prospect’s Tock Tick also at the West End Theater TOCK TICK A NEW MUSICAL FANTASY Story by Tim Nevits & Gihieh Lee Book & lyrics Tim Nevits Music by Gihieh Lee Directed by Jackson Gay (click image to view larger) Embark on a fantastical quest with 12-year-old Chelsea Tickerman to slay a dragon and save her dying mother. Along the way, encounters with scientists, seagulls, interstellar gondoliers, and finally the clock-smith at the center of the universe bring a new understanding of life, death, and the nature of time. With its innovative, anime-inspired voice, this whimsical and touching tale of a child coming to terms with the loss of a parent will both move and delight. TOCK TICK is recommended for ages 10 and up. Reviews: Broadway World Backstage Talkin’ Broadway Alexander plays percussion in the new Prospect Theater Company musical fantasy Tock Tick at the West End Theater (263 West 86th St.) NOW THROUGH 03.04.07 BUY TICKETS Featuring: David Abeles*, Jennifer Blood*, Maria Couch*, David Foley Jr.*, Christopher Graves*, Melissa Hart*, Joshua Landay*, Mark Mozingo, Robby Sharpe*, Laura Beth Wells* (*=member, Actors’ Equity Association) With: Music Direction by Matt Vinson Choreography by Stephanie Fittro Stage Management by CJ LaRoche* Dramaturgy by Erika Rundle Set Design by Aleksandra Maslik Costume Design by Kate Cusack Lighting Design by Cat Tate Sound Design by Daniel Erdberg

Alexander plays percussion in the new Prospect Theater Company musical fantasy Tock Tick at the West End Theater (263 West 86th St.) 02.03.07 – 03.04.07 TOCK TICK A NEW MUSICAL FANTASY Story by Tim Nevits & Gihieh Lee Book & lyrics Tim Nevits Music by Gihieh Lee Directed by Jackson Gay Embark on a fantastical quest with 12-year-old Chelsea Tickerman to slay a dragon and save her dying mother. Along the way, encounters with scientists, seagulls, interstellar gondoliers, and finally the clock-smith at the center of the universe bring a new understanding of life, death, and the nature of time. With its innovative, anime-inspired voice, this whimsical and touching tale of a child coming to terms with the loss of a parent will both move and delight. PLEASE NOTE: 02.03 & 02.04, 8 PM performances are previews. Opening night is Monday, 02.05. TOCK TICK is recommended for ages 10 and up. Piano Forte! During the run of Tock Tick, on two consecutive dark nights, a cabaret staring one of the cast of Tock Tick! Alexander plays drums for Prospect’s Dark Night show, Piano Forte! at the West End Theater (263 West 86th St.) ONLY TWO SHOWS 02.12 & 02.13 8 PM Prospect’s Dark Nights are an exhilarating chance to see both established and emerging artists explore new ideas on stage. Curated and produced by Dev Bondarin and Merete Muenter, the Dark Nights Series features everything from magic acts to dance, from new plays to cabaret. The Dark Nights Series is developmental, experimental, and just plain mental! Created and performed by David Abeles and Scott Pearson After performing their smash-hit Not Gettin’ Any Younger to packed, screamin’ and kickin’ retirement home audiences in Florida, David Abeles and Scott Pearson are proud to make their New York debut with Piano Forte! Join them on a whirlwind journey through some of the great piano songs of the 20th century and say you ‘knew them when,’ before they rocket to international superstardom with their next project: Movin’ Out…(of my parent’s house).

ALEXANDER PLAYS DRUMS FOR RISA BINDER AT JOHN’S STREET GRILL

tomorrow, friday, December 15th

December 15th, 8:30 PM John’s Street Grill 17 John Street Financial District New York, NY 10038 212-349-3278 info@johnstreet.com

Check out the venue’s website for directions

Take a listen to Risa and ask her to become your friend on MySpace