Overview

Cabaret is a unique style of singing and musical performance that is known for its intimacy and the emphasis it places on the lyric. It is also an art-form that allows performers of all levels to find a stage. Held on the Upper East Side, this workshop welcomes performers to bring songs they are familiar with and learn how to connect deeply with the lyrics. Participants will learn to communicate the meaning and intention of each song to their audience, whether performing live or on camera. In cabaret, the audience (whether friends, family, or strangers) becomes the performer's silent scene partner. Through their personal connection to the lyrics and unique interpretation, performers engage and captivate their audience in an intimate, shared experience.

Final Performance & Class Details:

This class will culminate with a live performance at Cabaret venue, Don't Tell Mama. See below for specific details per class session:

Tuesday 2PM Class:

Drama Desk and MAC Awards nominated pianist, film composer, arranger, and music producer Yasuhiko "Yaz" Fukuoka , will join as the Music Director.

Please note: No class will be held on 2/17. Last class is 3/17. Final Performance will take place on Wed, 3/25

Thursday 7PM Classes:

 Three-time MAC Award and BroadwayWorld Award winner, William TN Hall will join as the Music Director.

Please note: No class will be held on 2/19 or 3/5. Last class is 3/26. Final Performance will take place on Thu, 4/2

You may also be interested in: Exploring Cabaret, Nikki M James: A Cabaret Performance Workshop, or the 92NY Summer Cabaret Conference with Faith Prince