THE DC CABARET NETWORK
Website: www.DCCabaretNetwork.org
Blog: SongSpeak.wordpress.com
The DC
Cabaret Network Newsletter
UPCOMING EVENTS, APRIL 2008
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information on DC Cabaret Network open mics, events,
and newsletter addendums!
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LEAVING HOME, REALITY CHECK PLEASE
Before
leaving home to attend an event, please CONFIRM all logistical information by
calling or visiting the website of the venue.
We work hard to publish the most current and correct information on the
cabaret scene in the DC metropolitan area, but sometimes mistakes are made.
THANK YOU for your patience and cooperation!
LOOK FOR IN THIS ISSUE
·
DC
Cabaret Network April Open Mic April 21 (Alex Tang
will accompany)
·
SongSpeak blogger in April: DCCN member Lonny Smith!
·
The
Board of the DC Cabaret Network sings “OUR SONGS” at Maggie's Cabaret - Friday,
April 11
·
Ron
Squeri:
“Haunted Heart” At Atlas: April
12
·
Sally
Martin Performs For The In Series Annual Gala: April In
·
Sally
Martin at An Die Musik in
·
Come
and see DCCN members in the THIRD CHAWbaret “This
still isn’t over”: April 18 And 19 At
·
DCCN
member Linda Russell announces her CD “Linda Russell Live at the East Coast
Jazz Festival” and website: www.lindarussellsings.com
·
Learn
The Art of Cabaret at Perry Mansfield, NYC Auditions: Monday, April 14
·
National
Geographic Live!: “The
·
DCCN
member Jill Leger announces videography services
·
DCCN
founder Wendy Lane Bailey announces information about upcoming workshops,
website updates, coaching and more…
·
SAVE
THE DATE! George Fulginiti-Shakar
reprises his well-regarded “Nuts and Bolts of Music” seminar on
·
“All
for a Song,” a cabaret workshop at Levine School of Music this summer
·
Tuscany
Project announces the 16th Annual Intensive Voice & Song Workshop in
·
DC
Cabaret Network members are performing soon:
Terri Allen, Michael Blaney, Chris Cochran, Beverly
Cosham, Emily Leatha
Everson, George Fulginiti-Shakar, Marianne Glass
Miller, Matt Howe, Cindy Hutchins, Sally Martin, Dean Reichard,
Kathleen Reilly, Mary Reilly, Justin Ritchie, Linda Russell, Judy Simmons, Alex
Tang
·
Coaching
available with DC Cabaret Network members: George Fulginiti-Shakar,
Sally Martin, James K. McCully, Judy Simmons, Daniel Sticco
·
If
you haven’t yet, renew your dues or become a member of the DC Cabaret Network
TODAY: Send $35 check to: DC Cabaret
Network,
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DC CABARET NETWORK AND MEMBER CABARET EVENTS
ALSO AROUND TOWN
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
CLASSES, WORKSHOPS AND INSTRUCTION
DC CABARET NETWORK NOTES AND POLICIES
DC CABARET
NETWORK AND MEMBER CABARET EVENTS
DC CABARET
NETWORK ANNOUNCES IT’S BLOG!
WWW.SONGSPEAK.WORDPRESS.COM
Visit now!
Visit often!
The DC
Cabaret Network is happy to announce the publication of our new blog, SongSpeak. You can access SongSpeak
at songspeak.wordpress.com and get the latest news and information from the DC
Cabaret Network. Each month we’ll also feature a guest blogger from the DC
cabaret community discussing everything cabaret: from songs and songwriters to
the art and “biz” of cabaret. Tell us what you think, too, by adding your
comments to any post that appears on the blog. We hope you enjoy this new
feature from the DC Cabaret Network.
April
blogger is Lonny Smith.
DC CABARET
NETWORK OPEN MIC IN MARCH:
Sign-up at
Come sing
at the Warehouse Theater! Admission is a suggested donation for the pianist and
to cover the rental fee: $15 for non-members, $12 for paid up members of the DC
Cabaret Network.
The
Warehouse Theater is located at
Everyone is
welcome. Our Open Mic Nights are a great opportunity
to try out new stuff, take out an old friend, or just hone your skills in a
friendly and supportive environment.
Visit
www.warehousetheater.com for directions and more info about the space.
The
fantastic Alex Tang music directs!
See you
there!
THE BOARD
OF THE DC CABARET NETWORK SINGS “OUR SONGS” AT MAGGIE'S CABARET
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
"Our
Songs": Special Songs, Old & New, Sung by the members of the Board of
the DC Cabaret Network.
Please join
us on Friday, April 11th as the members of the board of the DC Cabaret Network
- Terri Allen, Chris Cochran, Emily Leatha Everson,
George Fulginiti-Shakar, Cindy Hutchins, Sally Martin
and Judy Simmons perform some of their favorite songs at Maggie's Cabaret. This
cabaret was originally presented on
the 1920s
to the present. Composers range from such 20th century legends as Irving Berlin
and Johnny Mercer to contemporary cabaret composers including Amanda McBroom
and John Bucchino.
Admission
is $20 and includes a beverage and snacks. Doors open at
RON
SQUERI: “HAUNTED HEART” AT ATLAS: APRIL 12
Join Ron Squeri for the DC launch of his debut CD “Haunted Heart.”
Squeri
repeats his show which had a successful engagement recently at the Duplex in
Accolades for Squeri’s
work include: “Obviously, a marvelous voice,” Andrea Marcovicci
and “A commanding presence,” Sally Mayes.
“Haunted Heart” features a variety of standards and new works from the
Great American Songbook presented in the contemporary cabaret style. The show and CD include beguiling material
like “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “Hold My Hand,”
“Perhaps Love,” and “I Have But One Heart” setting the perfect mood for
romance. Music direction on the CD is
provided by Rick Jensen who has provided music direction and arrangements for
Nancy LaMott, Liz Callaway, and many other notable
performers.
The show “Haunted
Heart” is
directed by the MAC and Bistro Award winning Lina Koutrakos, with music direction by the renowned James
Fitzpatrick.
Indigo at
the Atlas Performing
Mezzanine
Level - The Loft
SALLY
MARTIN PERFORMS FOR THE IN SERIES ANNUAL GALA: APRIL IN
Sunday,
April 13 at
From Sally:
I'll be performing French cabaret songs at The In
Series annual Gala dinner at the historic Carnegie Institution in downtown
For more
information call 202 315-1323 or go to www.inseries.org
SALLY MARTIN SING AT AN DIE MUSIK IN
Sally
Martin at An Die Musik in
"The
singing, playing, phrasing and arranging are smart, sophisticated and
delightful." Jon Kalbfleisch,
Music Director, Signature Theatre.
When:
Friday, April 18 at
Where: An
Die Musik,
For tickets
and info, call 410-385-2638
COME AND
SEE DCCN MEMBERS IN THE THIRD CHAWBARET: APRIL 18 AND 19 AT
Performers:
Marianne
Glass Miller
Justin
Ritchie
Mary Reilly
Kathleen
Reilly
Matt Howe
and
Dean Reichard
in "CHAWbaret 3: This STILL Isn't Over!" April 18th and
19th at
SAVE THE
DATE!
DC Cabaret
Network Board President, music director, and Helen Hayes Award winner, George Fulginiti-Shakar reprises his well-regarded “Nuts and Bolts
of Music” seminar on
ALSO AROUND TOWN
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE! PRESENTS: “THE
For a third
year, National Geographic Live! will present five
evenings of free concerts featuring musicians from “The Rhythm Road: American
Music Abroad” program. This program, co-developed by Jazz at
The goal of
This year’s
line-up includes:
• March 27—The Maya Azucena
Band (6 p.m.) presents music influenced by artists ranging from Earth, Wind
& Fire to Ella Fitzgerald, bridging the genres of soul, hip-hop, world and
funk music; Alvin Atkinson and the Sound Merchants (7:15 p.m.) integrate heavy
jazz and blues with rhythms and melodies from all around the world.
• April 17—Devin Phillips & New
Orleans Straight Ahead (6 p.m.) play modern jazz spiced with the rich musical
traditions of New Orleans, celebrating the unique musical heritage of the
birthplace of jazz; The Dana Leong Band (7:15 p.m.) combines live grooves,
electronically charged tracks, rhyme and reason into a unique fusion of modern
beats.
• May 1—Chris Byars
Quartet (6 p.m.) has been performing music based on a lifelong study of great
jazz masters for more than two decades; AFAR (7:15 p.m.) is an instrumental
hip-hop band with jazz, R&B and gospel influences.
All
concerts in “The Rhythm Road” series are free; no reservations or tickets are
required. Performances will take place in Gilbert H. Grosvenor Auditorium, 1600
M Street N.W., Washington. For more information,
please contact the National Geographic ticket office at (202) 857-7700,
Images for
all artists are available via FTP:
http://ftp.nationalgeographic.com/pressroom/rhythm_road/
Username: press, Password: press
Music
samples and bios for each group are available at:
http://www.jalc.org/TheRoad_noFl/embassy.html
SINGER-SONGWRITERS AND COMEDIANS COMING TO THE BIRCHMERE
Seeing
performers at The Birchmere is a great opportunity to
hear new and interesting material, from the fabulous singer/songwriters
themselves. For more information or to discover these performers visit www.birchmere.com.
Place: The Birchmere:
Times/Info/Directions/ Reservations/Tickets: www.birchmere.com or call 703-549-7500
Some shows
to keep in mind:
Fri. Apr.
25: JUDY COLLINS w/ Amy Speace $49.50
Mon. May
19: STEVE TYRELL $35.00
A SLEW OF SINGERS AND SONGWRITERS COMING TO WOLF TRAP
New and
interesting material from the fabulous singer/songwriters themselves can soon
be found at Wolf Trap…Artist info, tickets, and more info can be found by
pasting the link under each artist’s name into your web browser. Wolf Trap is
located at
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FROM LINDA
RUSSELL, HER CD IS AVAILABLE
President’s
Weekend has just past and many of us would have been hanging out at the Double
Tree Hotel engulfed in the most fabulous sounds and rhythms of jazz.
Like you, I
am really missing that festival. I
always took 1-2 weeks of vacation to volunteer and participate in the great
event. For weeks, I would be on cloud
nine.
The
festival did not occur this year; however you can still get a taste of those
exciting moments through my DVD or CD entitled Linda Russell Live at the East
Coast Jazz Festival.
Recorded at
our last festival with the Fred Hughes Trio, this performance features a mix of
well-loved classics and lesser-known delights including Four Women, A Time For Love, and Agua de Beber. This jam session reflects the spontaneity and
“being in the moment” feeling that the jazz experience fosters.
Watch the
live DVD performance for $20
Listen to
the CD performance for $15
Purchase
both for $30 (that’s a $5 discount)
Shipping
and handling is FREE during this introductory period (when purchased directly
from me)
Send me an
email, if you are interested for more information (LDRuss27@comcast.net)
Or, you can
purchase the CD through CD BABY at www.cdbaby.com/lindarussell . Go to this website to hear samples of each song.
1 I Can't
Give You Anything But Love
2 Agua De Beber (Water To Drink)
3 Domain
Name Blues
4 Down With Love
5 Medley: Four Woman/Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child
6 Medley:
Waltz For Debby/Someday My Prince Will Come
7 Pick Yourself Up
8 A Time For Love
9 Most
Gentleman Don't Like Love
10 How High
The Moon (Ornithology)
In addition, check out our website at
www.lindarussellsings.com. The audience at the live concert selected the domain
name for the website. It was a close
race with “singlindasing.com” coming in at second place. The website is still
under construction, so give me some feedback on what you would like added or
modified.
JILL LEGER
ANNOUNCES VIDEOGRAPHY SERVICES
DCCN member
Jill Leger offers digital archival videography--so
you can share your stellar cabaret performances with family and friends! I'll
shoot and edit your entire show and give the performance to you on a DVD. Other
services include YouTube posting and shooting/editing short promotional videos
to publicize your show. Please contact Jill at singoutlouise@earthlink.net for
more info. Examples of final product can be found at www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCnlihe8cxE
and www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgOPzPtT-54.
SALLY
MARTIN ON THE "
The famed "Midnight Special" --the nationally syndicated radio
show from
A FEW
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM
**
**
**Personal
Artist Services Do you need private consultation on your image, patter writing,
set list construction, performance goals, or special event planning? Drop me a
line at wendylanebailey@verizon.net to set things in motion.
**Meanwhile…On
the Web…Our New and Improved Blog, www.twowellread.blogspot.com, a forum for
musicians and artists. Right now we’re talking about experiences in arts
education; please share your thoughts.
A FABULOUS
NIGHT OF CABARET, HERE ARE THE SINGERS AND SONGS FROM THE DC CABARET NETWORK
MEMBER SHOWCASE
1. Katherine McCann: Greatest Performance of My Life (Sandro/Anderle) / I'm Gonna Live Till
I Die (Hoffman/Curtis/Kent) (both arr. by Tex Arnold)
2. Davey Brown:
What Do You Do with a BA in English? / The More You Ruv
Someone (both from "Avenue Q" by Lopez/Marx)
3. Mary Reilly:
I Have Dreamed (Rodgers/Hammerstein) /What I was Dreaming Of (D. Friedman)
4. Barbara Papendorp:
Nina (N. Coward) /My Romance (Rodgers/Hart)
5. Gita Morris: I Wish You Love (Que
Reste-t-il de nos amours)
(C. Trenet)
6. Jill Leger: Sondheim Blues/ My Safe Harbor (both
by J. Leger)
7. Dean Reichard:
Popular (from "Wicked") (S. Schwartz) /You Don't Know Me (Bricusse/Wildhorn)
8. Matt Howe:
Colored Lights (from "The Rink" byKander/Ebb)
9. Eileen Warner: The People That You Never Get to Love (R.
Holmes) / But Beautiful (Van Heusen/Burke)
10. Justin
Ritchie: Sailing (from "A New Brain" by W. Finn) / Someone to Fall
Back On (Robert Jason Brown)
11. Emily
Everson: Sleepy Man (from "The
Robber Bridgegroom" by Waldman/Uhry) / Miss Byrd (from "Closer Than Ever" by Maltby/Shire)
12. Michael
Sazonov: Now and Forever (R. Marx) Grateful (J. Bucchino)
CLASSES, WORKSHOPS AND INSTRUCTION
LEARN THE
ART OF CABARET AT PERRY MANSFIELD, NYC AUDITIONS: MONDAY, APRIL 14
THE ART OF
CABARET: A Weeklong Performance Workshop,
With Master
Teachers:
Andrea Marcovicci
Karen Mason
Barry Kleinbort
Shelly
Markham
Christopher
Denny
From Perry
Mansfield:
Dear
Cabaret Artist,
We have
scheduled auditions for our upcoming professional training program - The Art of
Cabaret: A Weeklong Performance Workshop. Spend a week studying with six of
today's top cabaret performers -- Andrea Marcovicci,
Karen Mason, Christopher Denny, Barry Kleinbort, and
Shelly Markham. You'll receive hours of one-on-one attention from these
renowned talents to help you polish and expand your performing abilities. The
auditions will be held as follows:
Monday,
April 14
Call
800-430-2787 to register for an audition.
The
workshop takes place this August in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado
at Perry-Mansfield in Steamboat Springs. Participants are accepted by audition
only, either in person or by video. Please review the program information
below, then make your plans to join us in August!
LIMITED TO
SIXTEEN PARTICIPANTS
The Art of
Cabaret is an intensive workshop designed for performers who wish to explore
this time-honored medium. The faculty has been carefully assembled to reflect
the best that the art form has to offer in the areas of performance,
composition, direction and musical direction. A maximum of 16 participants will
study in small group sessions that meet twice daily. Evenings will consist of
special topic presentations by our faculty and guests, the opportunity to see
faculty members in concert and a visit to the renowned local
ADMISSION
AND COSTS
Admission
to the program is by audition only. Participation in a live audition is preferred, however performers may request consideration for a
video audition. To schedule a live audition, please call Perry-Mansfield at
800-430-ARTS (2787). To inquire about submitting a video, please e-mail a
performance and training resume to us at p-m@perry-mansfield.org.
Audition
Preparation:
Please
prepare 10 minutes of material of your choice. Your material can include
patter, or not. Also, please bring your book with you, in case there is a
request for a specific type of song. An accompanist is provided.
Cost:
$2,400 includes the workshop, all meals, activities and lodging
Payment
Policy: (check or credit card) $500 nonrefundable deposit is due upon
notification of acceptance
Balance is
due
Please
visit us online for more information about the program and our master teachers,
or call us at 800-430-ARTS (2787).
www.perry-mansfield.org
Please let
us know as soon as possible if you'd like to join us this August - we can
accept only 16 participants so don't delay.
Sincerely,
--
Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School and Camp
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS FOR SINGERS
Dear fellow
cabaret performers:
This is Tim
Schall, a singer based in
In 2007, we
successfully completed workshops in
Chicago –
June 27, 28 & 29, 2008
I hope you
will consider joining us. For information, please go to this link:
http://cabaretworkshops.wordpress.com/.
It will take you to a site giving you details about each workshop. Click
on the corresponding tab at the top of your screen for the city in which you
are interested.
If you have
any questions, please contact me, Tim Schall at
tjschall@sbcglobal.net or 314-721-4634.
I am happy to talk to you about any of the details. Thank You!
Tim
ALL FOR A
SONG - ADULT CABARET WORKSHOP AT
Designed to
awaken the soloist in everyone!
July 28 -
Summer at
Levine
Sallie Mae
Hall
202-686-8000
Age: Adults
18 and up
Faculty:
Lisa Shaw
Tuition:
$280 (Includes a $60 non-refundable withdrawal fee)
What use is
sitting all alone in your room? Come here the music play! Only this time, the
music is YOU! All adults will enjoy this workshop designed to awaken the
soloist in everyone. Each participant will have the opportunity to work
alongside professional cabaret artist, Lisa Shaw on how to choose, learn and
“sell” the perfect song. Washington Post raves “Shaw...was in top shape, her
voice focused and in full cabaret form.” The workshop will culminate with each
new cabaret artist joyously presenting their newfound brilliance for cabaret
performance, complete with dinner and drinks. (A potluck, of
course.) And, all for a song!
This
workshop will teach you:
• How to
“sell a song” – stage techniques that will get you noticed.
• How to
manage stage fright.
• How to
choose and prepare the right song for your voice type.
Who should
participate? Any adult vocalist who wants to gain more
confidence and develop their cabaret performing skills.
For more
information, please contact: Lisa Shaw at (202) 686-8000, ext. 1127 or e-mail:
lshaw@levineschool.org, or visit our website at www.levineschool.org
THE
16TH ANNUAL
INTENSIVE VOICE & SONG WORKSHOP IN
The Tuscany
Project's unique workshop blends group and individual work focusing on each
person’s growing edge in the areas of song interpretation, performance
presence, vocal exploration, movement, and individual and group singing.
Explore
your personal connection with voice, and bring greater awareness to the
elements that impact authentic delivery of text and song.
Please see
our website for detailed information: www.tuscanyproject.com
The program
is held in a beautiful 12th century restored villa, with a grand swimming pool
in the lush countryside of central
Participants
are beginning to enroll and enrollment is open until a maximum of 26 students
is reached. Each year the project fills, and early enrollment is suggested.
For
information about tuition and enrollment, or to receive a printed
brochure
contact: Gail@TuscanyProject.com
COACHING WITH GEORGE FULGINITI-SHAKAR
George Fulginiti-Shakar offers private vocal coaching sessions and
is also teaching a performance class at Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory.
George has worked with many singers helping them to develop vocal technique, audition
material, cabaret acts, piano arrangements and transpositions of songs in the
"right" key. Daytime and evening times are available.
Email to GeoFulShak@aol.com
or call 202-332-7570.
COACHING WITH SALLY MARTIN
Sally
Martin is available for vocal coaching and/or voice lessons. She can help you
put your cabaret act together, iron out vocal problems, and hone your
interpretive skills. She performs at major venues here and in
COACHING WITH JAMES K. MCCULLY
Vocal
instruction & coaching with James K. McCully,
National Endowment for the Arts' Opera Music Theater Fellow (On-Site Evaluator)
of professional Opera & Musical Theater Company Training Programs. James K. McCully's
students have sung for Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, His Highness, The
Prince Phillip, & Presidents at The White House; and have received AGMA/AEA
contracts with Arena Stage;
CABARET COACHING WITH JUDY SIMMONS
Judy
Simmons is available for private coaching, and to direct and help with
repertoire choices and patter for your very special cabaret. She teaches at The Theatre Lab and has taught
at American and
cabaret
for over 20 years and has appeared in numerous productions at area
theatres. She can be reached at
KSsongbird03@aol.com
COACHING WITH STICCO STUDIOS
STICCO
STUDIOS is a unique venue for the cultivation of cabaret and musical theatre
performers. Under the direction of Helen Hayes Nominated/Broadway Composer
DANIEL STICCO artists develop a “break-less, effortless vocal production, armed
with new repertoire and arrangements tailored to make what you do best, shine!
ALL levels welcome. (703)418-0702 or email at STICCO1STUDIOS@AOL.COM
DC CABARET NETWORK NOTES AND POLICIES
HELP US BUILD THE DC CABARET AUDIENCE!!!
The DC
CABARET NETWORK currently sends our regular newsletter to approximately 400
people in the greater DC area. Our newsletter contains free advertising for our
members’ performances. To help us reach more people with this newsletter we ask
that when members perform, you: a) Make available to your audience a sign-up
sheet for our newsletter and encourage them to sign it; and b) Send us the
completed sign-up sheet so that we may add these names to our database and
start sending them the newsletter! A sign-up sheet is available for downloading
on our website:
www.DCCabaretNetwork.org/signupsheet.pdf
Our mailing address will be on the sign-up sheet.
GET INFO AND SEE EVENT PHOTOS AT WWW.DCCABARETNETWORK.ORG
Photos from
DC Cabaret Network events, links to member websites, additional information about
the DC Cabaret Network (and more!) can be found by visiting our website:
http://www.dccabaretnetwork.org
Look for
the new DC Cabaret Network blog! Check
out the blog on our website. (It will be posted in the near future!)
Archived
issues of the DC Cabaret Network Newsletter can be found at
http://www.dccabaretnetwork.org/newsletter.html
MEMBER
INCENTIVE:
SEND US A
NEW MEMBER AND GET YOUR NEXT MEMBERSHIP FOR $25
A $10 value! Have a new member send us a check and mention
your name. You’ll
get your
next year’s membership for $25.
MEMBER BENEFITS LISTED ON WEBSITE:
WWW.DCCABARETNETWORK.ORG
For a complete list of member benefits and lots of news and
information about The DC Cabaret Network, visit our website: www.dccabaretnetwork.org. We
frequently add new content, so check it out often!
SEEKING VENUE INFORMATION
Support
your fellow cabaret lovers and performers! We are formulating a list of cabaret
venues. If you have information about a great cabaret space (a church,
restaurant, community center, theatre space, etc), let us know! If possible,
please include name of site, address, phone, contact name and details of what
makes it a great spot for cabaret performance. Please email
the information
to membership@dccabaretnetwork.org or write to DC Cabaret Network,
POLICY REGARDING SUMBISSION OF NOTICES
The DC
Cabaret Network's bi-monthly newsletter moved to a once-a-month schedule in May
2007. The newsletter will be sent out on the 1st of each month. The deadline for all submissions will be the
25th of the prior month - no exceptions.
If you miss the deadline, your entry will have to wait until the
following month for inclusion. Thanks to all of you for your support and
understanding. Please send your info to
DCCabaretNetwork@hotmail.com
POLICIES
REGARDING INCLUSION OF NOTICES
The DC
Cabaret Network is a small organization run on a 100% volunteer basis. We do the best we can with the resources and
information we have. It is our policy to include, to the best of our ability,
all cabaret related notices of our paid up members. Submission, however, does
not guarantee inclusion in the newsletter. Although we always do the best we
can to include the cabaret-related notices of paid-up members, realities such
as mis-delivered email or the timing of submissions
may affect what gets published in a particular edition. Your music-related
submissions must be made to:
dccabaretnetwork@hotmail.com
We reserve
the right to edit, and determine the inclusion of, all submissions. It is the
responsibility of the person submitting the information to proof read the
submission for spelling and correct logistical information.
We will continue to list, free of charge, upcoming events by
out-of-town performers.
The
newsletter update goes out the first of each month, with submissions due by the
25th of the previous month. Please send
your submissions (to dccabaretnetwork@hotmail.com)
Inclusion in the newsletter does not signify a
recommendation or endorsement by the Network.
We do not post events previous to the date of the
newsletter.
If you have
any questions about our listing policy, please contact us at dccabaretnetwork@hotmail.com
or through our website www.dccabaretnetwork.org
POLICY
REGARDING EDITS TO SUBMISSIONS PUBLISHED IN MULTIPLE EDITIONS OF NEWSLETTER
We gladly
publish notices of paid up members in multiple editions of the newsletter. If
you have a notice published in the newsletter, and the date of the event will
carry the notice into subsequent editions of the newsletter, check your
information frequently and verify it is correct.
We
understand that sometimes plans and arrangements change. If you have a notice
currently published in the newsletter, but need to update or change the
information, re-submit your notice IN FULL (exactly as you’d like it to appear
in the newsletter), including the changes, to dccabaretnetwork@hotmail.com. In a separate paragraph, specifically point
out the changes that you made. We will
cut/paste your updated notice into the newsletter, calling attention to the
changes made. If you have a notice published in the newsletter, and the date of
the event will carry the notice into subsequent editions of the newsletter, and
we do not receive a new/complete submission (as stated above) with changes
specifically pointed out, your notice will appear exactly as before.
TO OUR EMAIL SUBSCRIBERS AND MEMBERS OF THE DC CABARET
NETWORK
Subscription
to the Network's email update is free. We encourage you to join the
Network—membership benefits include privileges to advertise your event or
services free to our extensive mailing list and discounts to many area events.
For a complete list of benefits, visit www.DCCabaretNetwork.org
Dues are
$35 per year or $25 special rate for first-time members who join after March 1
until regular membership begins again on September 1. Students may join for a
special rate of $25.
Mail check
to DC Cabaret Network,
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