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The Cabaret Burlesque comes to the East Village with the seductive power of teasing audiences | amNewYork (opens the original)
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In the world of burlesque, there are many avenues on which one can travel, and Nathalie Marrable of The Cabaret Burlesque has chosen a decidedly Parisian thoroughfare. Currently in residence in the East Village club Berlin, an intimate lower-level space below the 2A bar, Marrable’s troupe is sensual rather than graphic — reveling in the tease more than the strip. Marrable, who does all the choreography, curates the costumes, and chooses the music for all the acts, has a lot of experience to draw
Making her own beat: The evolution of Liz Lamere from lawyer to punk drummer to solo artist | amNewYork (opens the original)
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One gets the feeling that there’s not much that Liz Lamere can’t do if she puts her mind to it. A one-time drummer in a punk band as a teen, she graduated at the top of her class at Columbia Law School, spent years as a lawyer in prestigious law firms, co-wrote, co-produced, and performed music with her late husband Alan Vega, took up boxing at age 40, and is now learning how to play guitar at a time in her life when most people her age can’t be bothered to learn much of anything. Not only that,
Young@Heart NYC senior choir takes on Olivia Rodrigo, Tom Waits and the art of defying age | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Years ago the Beatles sang “When I’m Sixty-Four,” but how about “When I’m Seventy-Five?” That’s the age when one is eligible to join Young@Heart NYC (Y@H), a wonderful choir of exuberant senior citizens whose repertoire is as diverse as their members. The Y@H choir, led by director David Nagler, rehearses weekly at the Abrons Arts Center on the Lower East Side. They are a group of about 30 members, mostly between 75 and 89 years young, whose experience ranges from singing onstage to singing in t
Mathieu David Gagnon and Flore Laurentienne brings chamber music into the electronic age with a prog twist | amNewYork (opens the original)
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Music and art is a perfect combo and it’s hard to beat when it’s free, but Mathieu David Gagnon and his Flore Laurentienne combo would certainly have been worth paying for. They came in from their homes in Canada and set up in the Whitney Museum of Art last week for one of that institution’s Free Fridays, performing two sets of Gagnon’s compositions – which he actually has a bit of trouble describing, as the ensemble combines a variety of electronic keyboards with a string quartet and a percussi
William Benton blends doorman duties with punk rock dreams at Hotel Chelsea | amNewYork (opens the original)
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William Benton was probably always destined to be a musician. His mother remembers him as an infant in rural Oklahoma, crawling around to check out the records lying on the floor, and he recounts that she got him an eight-track player so that he could easily pop the tunes in and out whenever he wanted. “So that was largely stuff she was listening to, 60’s music, Dusty Springfield, the Four Seasons, Glenn Campbell,” he recalls. “And then, of course, the country music that was always around, like
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