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Posted: 7/25/06 at 1:46am
Has it been over a year since David did Madonna? I remember it so vividly that it seems like just days, weeks ago. Great entertainment blurs those time frames.
So since neither Esther or Robbie "Shilly McShill" Maitner, the Darling of Cape May seem to be online lately I decided to start this thread. I see there's a BWW News headline stating:
"David Gurland will present 3 special performances of his tribute to Madonna, a collaboration with musical director and arranger Michael Holland, at the Metropolitan room. The performances will take place on August 24th, August 25th and August 26th at 10:30 PM.
Gurland's critically acclaimed show, "Neurotica," premiered in May 2005 and covers twenty of Madonna's hit songs from the early 80's through the present, with many surprises along the way. "Since May of 2005, 'Neurotica; enjoyed sold out crowds and rave reviews with its unique mergence of rock music and the theatricality of a cabaret show," state press notes. In addition to the arrangements and musical direction, award winning songwriter/singer/instrumentalist Michael Holland will be playing guitar and piano. "Neurotica" also features Rob Maitner (back-up vocals), Jerry Smith (percussion), Jonathan Tomaselli (back-up vocals) and Matt Wigton (bass).
Gurland has performed in such New York venues as BB Kings, Downtime, The Bitter End, The Cutting Room, The Living Room, CB's Gallery, FEZ, The Encore, Don't Tell Mama, The Duplex, The Triad, as well The Gardenia in LA, Twiggs in San Diego and The Manor in NJ. He has also been featured in Carnegie Hall's Neighborhood Concert series for two seasons in a row. For his nightclub and cabaret performances, he has won the Manhattan Association of Cabaret's Hanson Award, as well as having been nominated an additional five times. Gurland has also won three Back Stage Bistro Awards, more than any other Male Vocalist.
Visit www.davidgurland.com or www.metropolitanroom.com for more information and tickets."
Anyone looking for a fun night out with quality entertainment doesn't need to look any further than a David Gurland's show.
Not a shill, just a lifelong fan. And hey, Mr. Gurland, when can I see you in another play? You're just too darn talented not to be in a spotlight.
So since neither Esther or Robbie "Shilly McShill" Maitner, the Darling of Cape May seem to be online lately I decided to start this thread. I see there's a BWW News headline stating:
"David Gurland will present 3 special performances of his tribute to Madonna, a collaboration with musical director and arranger Michael Holland, at the Metropolitan room. The performances will take place on August 24th, August 25th and August 26th at 10:30 PM.
Gurland's critically acclaimed show, "Neurotica," premiered in May 2005 and covers twenty of Madonna's hit songs from the early 80's through the present, with many surprises along the way. "Since May of 2005, 'Neurotica; enjoyed sold out crowds and rave reviews with its unique mergence of rock music and the theatricality of a cabaret show," state press notes. In addition to the arrangements and musical direction, award winning songwriter/singer/instrumentalist Michael Holland will be playing guitar and piano. "Neurotica" also features Rob Maitner (back-up vocals), Jerry Smith (percussion), Jonathan Tomaselli (back-up vocals) and Matt Wigton (bass).
Gurland has performed in such New York venues as BB Kings, Downtime, The Bitter End, The Cutting Room, The Living Room, CB's Gallery, FEZ, The Encore, Don't Tell Mama, The Duplex, The Triad, as well The Gardenia in LA, Twiggs in San Diego and The Manor in NJ. He has also been featured in Carnegie Hall's Neighborhood Concert series for two seasons in a row. For his nightclub and cabaret performances, he has won the Manhattan Association of Cabaret's Hanson Award, as well as having been nominated an additional five times. Gurland has also won three Back Stage Bistro Awards, more than any other Male Vocalist.
Visit www.davidgurland.com or www.metropolitanroom.com for more information and tickets."
Anyone looking for a fun night out with quality entertainment doesn't need to look any further than a David Gurland's show.
Not a shill, just a lifelong fan. And hey, Mr. Gurland, when can I see you in another play? You're just too darn talented not to be in a spotlight.
Rest in peace, Iflitifloat.
Updated On: 7/25/06 at 01:46 AM
