Evento

Christina Naficy and The Femme Fatales, Fri Mar 8 @ 9 PM

Welcome to Seattle's March Is Cabaret Month Festival 2019!

MARCH IS CABARET MONTH Presents:
CHRISTINA NAFICY in "50 AND SINGLE"

A funny and poignant story of relationships, dating, and how Christina found herself 50 and single.

ABOUT CHRISTINA NAFICY

Originally from Seattle, Christina's had a long career in theatre here at The 5th Avenue Theatre, Village Theatre, Civic Light Opera and many more. She spent thirteen years in NYC where she was honored to study cabaret/vocal performance under the tutelage of MAC award-winner KT Sullivan and Tony Award winner Betty Buckley. Christina had the pleasure of performing her act for the final show of the iconic Danny's Starlight Room. She also brought her one-room shows to Don't Tell Mama's Cabaret Theatre. She is looking forward to getting back to her roots here in Seattle.

MARCH IS CABARET MONTH Presents:
THE FEMME FATALES in "A TOUCH OF THE FEMME"

Let The Femme Fatales lead you on a journey of multifaceted feminine power. With songs ranging from silly to sensual, you will find yourself laughing, blushing, singing along, and unable to forget. Every evening could use a Touch of the Femme.

ABOUT THE FEMME FATALES

Sultry, sassy, and deliciously vintage, The Femme Fatales began when Annastasia Workman brought together three distinct and unique multi-instrumentalist forces of nature to play her music for a production of The Maltese Falcon. Consisting of Sari Breznau, Kate Olson, and Olivia D. Hamilton, The Femme Fatales soon took on a life of their own, reveling in their delicious blend of instrumentation, vocal harmonies, and storytelling. They have enjoyed playing a wide variety of gigs and are looking forward to making Seattle a little more Fatale one song at a time. Every gathering could use a touch of the Femme...

SHOWTIME: 9 pm. Doors at 8:30.

See you at Egan's!

*Egan's requests a $10 minimum purchase per patron (food or drink).

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