Today was unexpectedly Kat Davis last sharing at the Neighborhood Playhouse Junior School. Kat is a wonderful friend, director, colleague and educator.  She is very supportive of me as a musician and a teacher.  Under her leadership over the past fourteen years, I was able to create many holiday mashups, focus group presentations, explore current pop songs and musical theatre standards.  Students who came to the playhouse that did not want to or like to or refuse to sing are now requesting voice lessons.  Many parents have commented on my site and in person on how much their child has learned at the playhouse.
Thank you Kat from the bottom of my heart!!!
6 pm March 31 at New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center, Bruno Walter Auditorium, 40 Lincoln Center Plaza – 65th!!! between Broadway and Amsterdam. Click here to read the playbill article! Click here to see a review of the concert.
Steve’s been composing professionally for over 25 years and you’ll hear a variety of his  songs (some new, some old, some from the cabaret world, some from the theater world, and maybe one or two surprises) written with 10 extremely clever collaborators and performed by many of his talented friends. Scheduled to appear Howie MIchael Smith, Daniel Torres, William Ryall, Toni DiBuono, Carol Ann Solebello, Regina O’Malley and John Treacy Egan.
So proud to be the arranger and music director  of these students first professional cabaret plus they are singing one of my songs written with Drew Fornarola. At Don’t Tell Mama’s on March 28th at 9 and March 30 at 7:30 PM.
I am happy to be part of Clinton’s production of Wizard of Oz, directed by the wonderful Carmen Lamar!  Past shows: Bye Bye Birdie, Into the Woods and You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown. I was proud to have created a new arrangement of the ever popular “Jitterbug.!” for the production.  To get more information about Clinton, click here.
Steven is again the music director and provided the arrangements for Travis Moser’s debut performance at 54 Below, with Dan Stein on bass and guitar. To check out the Broadway World article, click here.  Steven and Travis were interviewed by the amazing Adam (Callmeadam.com) Click here to watch the interview!  To read the review by Paulanne Simmons from  “theater pizzazz”, click here.  To hear clips of the show, click here!