Exciting things this week! Andi and Maria are finishing up their performances of Ich Liebe Jesus this weekend at The Brick Theater in Williamsburg, with a special Kurt Weill after-party on Friday night! Come hear us and the rest of the cast sing some Weimar and Broadway favorites into the wee hours of the morning! Our favorite thing to do.
Fri Dec 7 @ 10pm
Sat Dec 8 @ 8pm
Sun Dec 9 @ 3pm
$15
Only at The Brick, 579 Metropolitan Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
All tickets available at www.bricktheater.com or by calling Theatermania (212-352-3101)
Monday, August 8, 2011
Festival Time! Outdoor Promotion
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In just a few weeks, we'll be back at the Jazz Bar in Edinburgh as part of this year's Fringe Festival! We've got some great new songs prepared this year, and two completely different sets for your listening pleasure.
One of the best things about the Festival is wandering up and down the Royal Mile to catch the various acts performing and promoting their shows - you never know what amazing talents you'll happen upon! In This Lonely Town will be participating in this year's street events, as well. If you want to come see (and hear) what we are all about, catch us here:
Upper Stage
August 24, 25 and 26th
@ 16:20
Monday, June 20, 2011
This Ambitious Show
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Fun happenings this week! I'll be playing piano with This Ambitious Orchestra at the House of Yes in Williamsburg, part of a cleverly named performance entitled: This Ambitious Show. It's a live staging of songs from our upcoming album, featuring live orchestra, dancers - and of course, House of Yes' specialty - aerialists. This will be a fun event with great original music. Actually, that is an extreme understatement.
Details:
This Ambitious Show
Thursday, June 23 - Sunday, June 26th
Doors at 9PM, show at 10PM
House of Yes
342 Maujer St., Brooklyn
Tickets here!
Details:
This Ambitious Show
Thursday, June 23 - Sunday, June 26th
Doors at 9PM, show at 10PM
House of Yes
342 Maujer St., Brooklyn
Tickets here!
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Fringe Tickets
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The Edinburgh Fringe guide is out and tickets are officially on sale! Get your tickets here!
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Edinburgh Fringe 2011
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In This Lonely Town is returning to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer! The Jazz Bar has been kind enough to extend our stay this year to five nights, and we've got a great program planned! Here are the dates and times:
Wed., August 24th - 7:00 PM
Thurs., August 25th - 7:00 PM
Friday, August 26th - 7:00 PM
Saturday, August 27th - 7:00 PM
Sunday, August 28th - 7:00 PM
The Fringe Programme will be coming out in the next few days, I'll post ticket info and links then.
-Maria
Wed., August 24th - 7:00 PM
Thurs., August 25th - 7:00 PM
Friday, August 26th - 7:00 PM
Saturday, August 27th - 7:00 PM
Sunday, August 28th - 7:00 PM
The Fringe Programme will be coming out in the next few days, I'll post ticket info and links then.
-Maria
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Hudson Warehouse Benefit
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Thank you to Amanda Baker and the Hudson Warehouse Theater Group for having us perform at this year's benefit! A great night for a great cause. Check out their outdoor performances this summer at Riverside Park:
http://www.hudsonwarehouse.net/
http://www.hudsonwarehouse.net/
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Back Home!
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Well, I completely did not keep my blogging promise. But the good news is, that's because we were having such a good time! Edinburgh was wonderful, the Fringe Festival is truly something everyone should experience. We saw some great shows, and after a minor flooding disaster on Wednesday, we had a great performance at the Jazz Bar on Thursday. Many, many thanks to all those who came out to support us, we hope you had as much fun as we did!
I've posted some new videos on our youtube page for anyone who couldn't make it:
www.youtube.com/mjdessena
Here's a taste!
On a cold Scotland morning, we took to the streets to perform...


Wednesday arrives!! But alas, our venue has flooded, a council pipe has exploded!! Poor Jazz Bar. Oh well, off to Whighams, who kindly let us transplant our show for the afternoon.

Chaos resides, and we arrive Thursday at the Jazz Bar, having spent the morning on the Royal Mile plugging our show to the throngs of passersby.

It was a success!
We'd have loved to perform all week, but alas, we had to return the accordion rental. Thus, we went off to the highlands, in search of Nessie, of course.

Is that Nessie in the background? Probably not. Anyway, off to Glen Coe!


It was a great trip! See you next year, Edinburgh!
I've posted some new videos on our youtube page for anyone who couldn't make it:
www.youtube.com/mjdessena
Here's a taste!
On a cold Scotland morning, we took to the streets to perform...
Wednesday arrives!! But alas, our venue has flooded, a council pipe has exploded!! Poor Jazz Bar. Oh well, off to Whighams, who kindly let us transplant our show for the afternoon.
Chaos resides, and we arrive Thursday at the Jazz Bar, having spent the morning on the Royal Mile plugging our show to the throngs of passersby.

It was a success!
We'd have loved to perform all week, but alas, we had to return the accordion rental. Thus, we went off to the highlands, in search of Nessie, of course.
Is that Nessie in the background? Probably not. Anyway, off to Glen Coe!
It was a great trip! See you next year, Edinburgh!
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
One Week!!
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One week from today, In This Lonely Town will be in action at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival! If you're out and about, we're doing a 20 min. set on the Royal Mile on Tuesday at 11:30 a.m.

In the mean time, here's a sneak-peak of some of the songs from the show, taken from Saturday's NYC Preview Party!
Also - In This Lonely Town has officially been sponsored by Fractured Atlas, so check out our "Donate" page for more info if you'd like to make a tax-deductible contribution to keep our show going!
Hopefully, if we get our act together, we'll be blogging from the Festival, so check back if you can't make it to Edinburgh. :)

In the mean time, here's a sneak-peak of some of the songs from the show, taken from Saturday's NYC Preview Party!
Also - In This Lonely Town has officially been sponsored by Fractured Atlas, so check out our "Donate" page for more info if you'd like to make a tax-deductible contribution to keep our show going!
Hopefully, if we get our act together, we'll be blogging from the Festival, so check back if you can't make it to Edinburgh. :)
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Andi and I are excited to announce that In This Lonely Town will be at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer! We'll be bringing the music of Kurt Weill to one of the largest, most creative festivals in the world. Here's the details:
In This Lonely Town
August 25th and 26th, 2010
In This Lonely Town
August 25th and 26th, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Threepenny Opera @ Princeton Festival
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Andi will be playing the role of Mrs. Peachum in The Princeton Festival's production of Threepenny Opera! Threepenny was Weill and Brecht's first major collaboration, and was an instant success.
"Brecht and Weill turned to John Gay's 18th-century "The Beggar's Opera" to fashion this savage, biting commentary on bourgeois capitalism and modern morality. Set in Victorian London, the bitter tale is told of the predatory outlaw known as Mack the Knife. He secretly marries the daughter of Soho's underworld boss, but is soon betrayed by his sinister in-laws and sent to prison (Andi is one of the sinister in-laws! -ed.). After being freed by the police chief's daughter, he is again betrayed- this time by a prostitute-and sentenced to death. At the final hour he manages a reprieve from Queen Victoria herself, thus providing a menacing finale of ferocious irony."
There will be 9 performances in June:
June 12, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25, 26 at 8pm
June 19, 20 at 3pm
Matthews Acting Studio
185 Nassau Street
Princeton, NJ
Here for info and tickets!
"Brecht and Weill turned to John Gay's 18th-century "The Beggar's Opera" to fashion this savage, biting commentary on bourgeois capitalism and modern morality. Set in Victorian London, the bitter tale is told of the predatory outlaw known as Mack the Knife. He secretly marries the daughter of Soho's underworld boss, but is soon betrayed by his sinister in-laws and sent to prison (Andi is one of the sinister in-laws! -ed.). After being freed by the police chief's daughter, he is again betrayed- this time by a prostitute-and sentenced to death. At the final hour he manages a reprieve from Queen Victoria herself, thus providing a menacing finale of ferocious irony."
There will be 9 performances in June:
June 12, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25, 26 at 8pm
June 19, 20 at 3pm
Matthews Acting Studio
185 Nassau Street
Princeton, NJ
Here for info and tickets!
Friday, February 26, 2010
Upcoming Shows
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Winter weather got you feeling a little blue? What better way to shake it off than an evening of Kurt Weill? Andi and Maria are making their debut at the Metropolitan Room! They will be performing on March 2nd, but if you can't make that show (or if one night of German cabaret just isn't enough), come to their second performance on March 8th. They guarantee plenty of sultry German cabaret songs to get you through the night. And, if you're fortunate, there may even be a splash of Piaf...
Here are the details:
March 2nd, 7pm and March 8th, 7pm
The Metropolitan Room
34 West 22nd Street
New York, NY 10010
(212) 206-0440
Admission: $10, plus a 2 drink minimum
Its a small venue, so reservations are definitely recommended.
Hope to see you there!
Best,
Andi and Maria
*Warning: Performers are not responsible for any audience members who fall into an existentialist vortex.*
Here are the details:
March 2nd, 7pm and March 8th, 7pm
The Metropolitan Room
34 West 22nd Street
New York, NY 10010
(212) 206-0440
Admission: $10, plus a 2 drink minimum
Its a small venue, so reservations are definitely recommended.
Hope to see you there!
Best,
Andi and Maria
*Warning: Performers are not responsible for any audience members who fall into an existentialist vortex.*
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