Broadway Night: From Berlin to Sondheim
Live Musical Broadway Performances &
5 course Italian Dinner
Sotto Sopra Restaurant
Sunday, June 3rd – 6 pm to 9 pm
Tickets:
410 -625-0534
After the sellout crowd at Sotto Sopra
Restaurant’s first Broadway Night we have been hearing “encore, encore.” In the words from the Broadway play Oliver, “Please sir, I want some more?”
has been resonating. Sotto Sopra
listened and pulled together an amazing cast of performers for this unique June
3rd, Sunday evening of memorable Broadway tunes from Irving Berlin’s
Annie Get Your Gun to Stephen
Sondheim’s Into the Woods – as well
as additional hit Broadway shows.
An ideal evening of our award
winning fine Italian cuisine interspersed with live performances of the songs
that continue-to-this-day lighting up the Great White Way. Sotto Sopra is located at 405 N. Charles
Street, the archway to Baltimore’s cultural district. Reservations/tickets
should be placed at (410) 625-0534.
Be part of the evening’s festivities; you might even be inspired to
dress as your favorite Broadway character, like the barber in Sweeney Todd or Eva Peron in Evita. It will be an evening of great
vocal performances by these amazing talents:
SOPRANO
- Sharen Camille: She played Maria in West Side Story
in the final National Tour overseen by Jerome Robbins, performing in more than
25 cities across America. . In New York, Sharen joined the historical ranks of
NY's longest running musical The
Fantasticks as The Girl. Sharen’s musical theatre career has included
tours portraying: Ellie in Showboat, Louisa in The
Sound of Music, and Lucy in A Christmas Carol; as well as
numerous musical theatre productions with performances that include: Marian in
The Music Man, The Mistress in Evita, Cinderella in
Cinderella with Zsa Zsa Gabor, Louise in Carousel, Agnes
in George M, and Godspell.
As an
accomplished actor on the screen Miss Camille´s Film and TV credits include:
Co-Starring in Stop the World, I want to get off (A&E), Co-Starring
with Henry Thomas in Psycho IV (Showtime), appearing in Dave's World (CBS),
The Other Side, Superboy and Superforce and feature
releases of Why do Fools fall in Love, Tom Hanks' That Thing You Do,
and the Independent short parody Greased to Kill.
TENOR: Stephen Foreman: A native San Franciscan, Stephen now calls
Baltimore home. For over 25 years he has been heavily involved in the theatre
world both in California and Maryland. He studied vocal performance at Diablo
Valley College and helped found the Teen Professional theatre company
“S.T.A.G.E. Troupe” in Pleasant Hill, CA for which he served as resident
Musical Director for over 10 years. While performing in the San Francisco
cabaret circuit, Stephen has had the privilege of performing alongside such
Titans as Carol Channing, Raul Esperanza, Tyne Daily, Leslie Jordan, Sally Struthers,
Leanne Borgasi, and the late great Jane Russell, to name few.
Stephen has had the
opportunity to perform a variety of juicy characters over the years. Favorites
include: William Barfee (Spelling Bee), Bobby Strong (Urinetown),
Seymour (Little Shop of Horrors), and Carmen
Ghia (The Producers) for which he
received a Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award Nomination for Best Supporting
Actor.
Area audiences may
recognize him from his performances at Toby’s Dinner Theatre, Silhouette Stages
or most recently as Frederick Barrett in Heritage Players production of Titanic - in Concert. In Spring 2019,
Stephen will be making his East Coast Directorial debut with the musical Cabaret at Silhouette Stages in
Columbia.
PIANIST - Patricia McKewen Amato: Amato’s
extensive experience includes duties as conductor, coach, and
accompanist at the AIMS Institute in Graz, Austria, Brevard Music Festival,
Aspen Music Festival, Peabody Institute, Cumberland Valley Chamber Orchestra,
and the Young Victorian Theatre. She
served as assistant music director of the Baltimore Opera Company and music
director of its touring company; music director/conductor for Annapolis Opera,
Maryland Lyric Opera, Brevard Music Festival, Opera Americana, Washington
Savoyards, Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University, and Rep Stage; and
assistant conductor/chorus master for Washington Summer Opera and Opera
AACC. She holds a BM from the Catholic
University of America (magna cum laude), a MM from the University of Houston
(magna cum laude), and certificates in lieder, opera, and chamber music from
The American Institute of Musical Studies, in Graz, Austria.
MENU
Fennel Cream Soup
potato and onion
Veal Agnolotti
smoked bacon, spinach and demi glaze
Pear Sorbet
Branzino Filet
mashed potato, mixed vegetable and
eggplant tapenade
Bread Pudding
crème anglaise, vanilla & honey
mascarpone whipped cream
$62 per person
(live performances and 5 course dinner)
Excludes beverages, tax and gratuity
For tickets call (410) 625–0534
Credit card guarantees apply
Sotto Sopra Restaurant is an award-winning Northern Italian Restaurant
that has enjoyed success for over 22 years located on Baltimore’s historical
byway Charles Street at the archway to the city’s cultural Mt. Vernon district.
It’s 19th century building’s dining room boasts tall ceilings, tile
floors, gilded mirrors and a contemporary mural that depicts restaurant
life.
