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Follow on Google News | GUY PRIDE! A Musical Revue Extended"GUY PRIDE! A Musical Revue" has been extended. The show is a comic look into the lives of four men who come together to celebrate all things male and grow to realize that there is no one thing that truly defines what it means to be a “guy.”
By: Great Young Minds, LLC New performance dates are Friday July 13th at 7:00 pm, Tuesday July 24th at 7:00 pm, Wednesday July 25th at 7:00 pm and Wednesday August 1st at 9:00 pm. The revue features Lee Cavellier, Cedric Jones, Lance Marshall and Meridoc Burkhardt and musical director Phillip Kirchman. The evening kicks off with a welcome from the two co-creators/ Lee Cavellier is the writer and co-creator of GUY PRIDE! Along with performing here, Lee is currently preparing for a role in "Twist" (2007 Drama Desk Nomination, Outstanding Music), next to be performed at the 2007 Midtown International Theatre Festival. Also, Lee has spent the last 2 years swinging it up on the cabaret curcuit with the vocal trio, The Fabulous Pink Flamingos, (Backstage Bistro Award, Outstanding Vocal Group). His theater credits include Follow Me: A New Musical (Zacharias), The Fantasticks (Matt), Grease (Doody), Big (Grown Josh), A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum (Hero), My Fair Lady (Freddy), I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change! (Male 1). In cabaret he has appeared in Live From the Luau Lounge, Revival: The Gospel According to the Fabulous Pink Flamingos, and he wrote, directed, and performed The Tender Trap: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra. Lee has been featured on several original cast recordings, including Follow Me, Hell's Kitchen and now the wonderful Songs From the Luau Lounge. Cedric Jones is the co-creator of Guy Pride and before leaving Atlanta to hit the boards in The Big Apple, he performed all around the southeast with Kitty LeClaw's Roadkill Tour and fronted the acoustic trio Marshall Jones and Brock. Theatre credits: Charley's Aunt (Lord Fancourt Babberly), The Love of the Nightingale (King Tereus) and Terrence McNally's Bad Habits (Dr. Pepper). Jones has most recently appeared as King Croesus in The Lion in Aesop (Cube City Entertainment); Lance Marshall has done it all from musicals such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Pirates of Penzance, Grease, The Wild Party and Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat to name a few and straight plays such as Arsenic and Old Lace, Bent, The Normal Heart, A Midsummer Nights Dream and Crimes of The Heart. He also has a love for film and decided to write, co-direct, produce and star in his very own independent film titled A Time To Prey, which was produced under his production company Watergun Outlaws, www.atimetoprey.com. Since arriving in New York in Dec. he has appeared in Happy Hour (The Big Little Theatre), The Game Boy (Vital Theatre) and a reading of the new musical, Barry Gets It, at the Donnell Library. Meridoc 'Doc' Burkhardt has been surrounded by the arts all his life. By high school he had received many high honors, such as for his portrayal of Mack Sennett in Mack And Mabel (Papermill Playhouse Rising Star Finalist). This continued on as he performed in roles such as Sweeney in Sweeney Todd (Semi-Finalist Irene Ryan KCA-CTF). Other theatre productions include Jesus Christ Superstar (Pontius Pilate), Sweet Charity (Herman), City of Angels (Munoz) and Tommy (Capt. Walker). Most recently, Doc has been working on-camera with recurring roles on NBC's ED and CBS's 3 LBS, as well as performing regularly in the Off-Broadway Tony N' Tina's Wedding (Donny Dulce/Barry Wheeler). Phillip Kirchman (Musical Director) a Texas native and New Yorker by way of San Francisco, California received his Bachelors degree in Piano Performance in 2003 from Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont, CA. This after a long absence from music while supplementing his income in luxury retail. He came to NYC to persue his MM in vocal accompanying at the Manhattan School of Music where he studied with Warren Jones. Since arriving in New York, he has MDed at the New London Barn Theatre in New London, NH and the MacHaydn Theatre in Chatham, NY. Among his list of show credits; A Chorus Line, The Music Man, Forever Plaid, Cats, Funny Girl, Gigi, Guys and Dolls, 42nd Street, Fiddler on the Roof, Brigadoon and others. Last year he MDed the staged reading of The Man in the Iron Mask at the Lamb Theatre. Phillip has performed in recital with the Marilyn Horne Foundation and has worked with the connecticut Grand and connecticut Opera, Gotham Chamber Opera, Brookyn Opera and the opera department at the Manhattan School of Music. There is a $15 cover, 2-drink minimum. http://www.greatyoungminds.com/ Website: www.greatyoungminds.com/ End
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