[NEohioPAL] Last notice - Songs from Hedwig and Rocky Horror this Fri at the Beachland

[Dennis Yurich]

Angry Inch at the Beachland Fri Dec 30 

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The Angry Inch does the Time Warp in Musicals that Rock! 
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Songs from two of the greatest Rock Musicals, Hedwig and the Angry Inch and The Rocky Horror Show, will shake the Beachland Ballroom Friday, December 30th.  Performing the songs from Hedwig and the Angry Inch will be the reunion of the original cast members from the 2000 & 2001 Cleveland Public Theatre production. Following suit the cast from this summer’s production of The Rocky Horror Show will come together to do the pelvic thrust for the fans that made record-breaking ticket sales for the Chagrin production. Rounding out the night will be a rare appearance by Cleveland’s notorious Vanity Crash. Get advance tickets here:
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=4055035 ).  
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In 2000 Cleveland’s finest and most outlandish musicians came together to pull off the pomp and attitude of 70’s glam rock (a la Bowie, T Rex, Lou Reed) to become the Angry Inch. The rhythm foundation was Steve Mehlman (Pere Ubu, Rocket From the Tombs), the hardest hitting drummer in the world, and rock solid bassist Mark Gamiere (The Wake, Screw Tractor). To add the harmonic structure glitter boy pianist Mike Seevers and wild queen guitarist Miss Melvis (Chump, Flat Can Co) joined sonic guitarist Dennis Yurich (Queue Up, Vanity Crash). Fronting the Angry Inch were Cleveland’s most dynamic voices, über lungs Alison Garrigan (Queue Up) and theater’s rising star Dan Folino (Vanity Crash).  

The ensemble paid off with the CPT production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch exceeding all ticket sales expectations prompting a three-week sold-out extension, making the show the highest yielding production in CPT’s history.  

Unfortunately Alison Garrigan cannot make this performance and will be replaced by her lovely understudy Kristy Lee Miller.  
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The Phantoms This summer The Rocky Horror Show took the conservative town of Chagrin Falls by storm. Under the skillful direction of Greta Rothman, the show met with rave reviews and record-breaking ticket sales. The Rocky Horror Show never looked or sounded better. With an outstanding cast backed by a rocking band, Rocky Horror exploded onto the stage becoming one of those rare star-aligned productions.  After all of the blood sweat and tears, ending a production like this was sad, but the cast vowed to recreate the magic again some day. So they have rejoined as the Phantoms to perform the songs from The Rocky Horror Show – and take you all on “a strange journey” for one more night.  
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Vanity Crash Vanity Crash has been rockin’ the scene with outrageous performances, opening for the likes of the New York Dolls, Poison, Semi Precious Weapons, the Darkness, Gogol Bordello and Constantine Maroulis. They released their self-titled debut CD to critical acclaim, and placed two songs in the movies Kingsbury Run and Hellweek. Lead singer Dan Folino has been acting full time at the Barter Theater in Virginia so Vanity Crash hasn't hit the stage in 2 1/2 years. Now is the opportunity to witness them before they disappear again.  
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Musicals That Rock  
9pm - The Phantoms – Songs of The Rocky Horror Show  
10pm - Vanity Crash – Songs about girls, sex, drugs, murder and stardom  
11pm - The Angry Inch – Songs of Hedwig and the Angry Inch  

ONE NIGHT ONLY  
The Beachland Ballroom  
Friday, December 30  
Doors 8:00pm; Show 9:00pm  
Tickets $10, All Ages, Get advance online tickets here:
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=4055035
15711 Waterloo Road, Cleveland 44110 – (216) 383-1124
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