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Pull the ‘Curtain Up!’ for Broadway favorite tunes in Carbondale on April 25

Pull the ‘Curtain Up!’ for Broadway favorite tunes in Carbondale on April 25
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From a press release:

“Curtain up,” wrote lyricist Stephen Sondheim. “Light the lights!” These lyrics from “Gypsy” are the perfect introduction to the latest evening of song featuring the work of Sondheim and many other composers – “Curtain Up!” at the Theater at Trinity Church (58 River St., Carbondale) on Saturday, April 25 at 7 p.m.

This celebration of the best of Broadway stars John Baldino and Erin Canedy and features Jonathan Alunni, Kay McClintock, and Miranda Micciche. Rob Misko, who is probably Carbondale’s most well-known and celebrated performer, makes a special appearance performing numbers from his over 25 years on local stages.

“Curtain Up!” includes songs from Broadway and off-Broadway shows like “Les Misérables;” “Gypsy;” “Company;” “Little Shop of Horrors;” “Annie;” “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change;” “Hairspray;” “Nunsense;” and “City of Angels.”

“This is what musical theater is made of,” says Baldino, managing director and executive producer. “The songs in this show are the favorites everyone knows and loves. They’re the songs we love to sing.”

“We are simply ecstatic to be taking the stage with such an amazing group of people,” remarks Canedy, artistic director and producer, about the cast. “The cast members are experienced professionals who blend together in perfect harmony.”

Tickets for the show are $13 per person at the door and $11 in advance through the 24-hour toll-free box office at 1-800-838-3006 and online at ourcabaret.com.

Click here for a full list of upcoming shows from John & Erin Cabaret Productions.

John & Erin Cabaret Productions, based in Clarks Summit, is an ASCAP licensed, non-equity professional theatrical production company that provides music and entertainment in a variety of genres. The company offers cabaret-style musical revues for private entertainment and charity benefits in addition to full theatrical and entertainment productions, and it is the region’s only officially licensed tour of “Nunsense.”