Fresh off its successful production of Günter Grass’ “Mister, Mister,” Quince Productions is presenting a one-night only cabaret featuring two of the Philadelphia area’s leading artists, Peter Andrew Danzig and Aimée Robidoux. The pair, who were the hit of Quince’s “Full House: A Series of Cabarets” last June in Society Hill Playhouse’s Red Room, now bring their talents to the Tin Angel for one night, November 22, 2009, at 7pm.

The evening begins with Danzig’s “Reflections and Renditions,” a collection of classic covers and folk/pop renditions that also features well-known performers AJ Luca, Daniel Palmieri, and Elizabeth Ross. “Reflections…” is followed by Aimée Robidoux’s “Vision of Love,” a girl’s journey through love told with pop songs from Carole King to Heart to Gnarls Barkley.

In addition to the Red Room performance, Danzig was seen in Quince’s “Show/Tell” at the Shubin Theatre and has appeared in such other plays as “Shakespeare’s Land of the Dead” and “Johnny Infamous,” both at Plays & Players Theatre. He headlined “Celebrating Sondheim: A Musical Theatre Cabaret” at the Kimmel Center in conjunction with Stephen Sondheim’s recent appearance there. Robidoux, who co-starred in “Celebrating Sondheim,” recently completed a gig at the Duplex in New York, returned to the Kimmel Center as part of their Summer Solstice celebration, and was a headliner at this year’s Gay Pride celebration on Penn’s Landing.

“Reflections and Renditions” and “Vision of Love” play at the Tin Angel, 20 S. 2nd St, Philadelphia. All tickets are $15. For more information, contact the Tin Angel box office at 215-928-0978 or www.tinangel.com.

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