| Decade | 1980s |
|---|---|
| Year(s) | 1986 |
| Chapter / Subheading | Musical Review |
| Medium / Genre | Cabaret |
| Production / Project / Activity | Mostly Mercer- Performance |
| Name of Theatre / Venue / Vehicle | Michael's Pub |
| About the Theatre / Venue / Vehicle | Michael's Pub was a Jazz and Blues bar in midtown on the East side of Manhattan that hosted the likes of Mel Torme, as well as Woody Allen, who could usually be found on a Monday night playing clarinet. |
| City | New York |
| Function / Type of Job | Singer |
| Role | Soloist/Ensemble |
| Awards / Distinctions | See reviews |
| Important People | Mark Sendroff, Nancy LaMott, Mimi Hines, Fran Jeffires, Frank Fiore. |
| Writer | Mark Sendroff, Frank Fiore |
| Director | Frank Fiore |
| Composer | Johnny Mercer |
| Notes / Anecdotes | After the success of the "Mostly Mercer" album, Executive producer Mark Sendroff wanted to bring Mostly Mercer to the stage with a few of his clients. I, along with Nancy LaMott and Ellen Foley made up the first cast. We performed this review at Michael's Pub in New York. Pictured below: Me, Mimi Hines, Mark Sendroff, Fran Jeffries) |
| Upload memorabilia / files | |
| Link (1) | youtube.com |
| Permission and Waiver | Yes |
