Industry NewsYork Theatre Company Presents Benefit Concert With Marilyn Maye May 16
The evening features Tedd Firth on piano.
By
Andrew Gans
May 16, 2022
Marilyn Maye
Veteran concert artist Marilyn Maye performs a benefit evening for the York Theatre Company May 16. Marilyn Maye in May begins at 7:30 PM at The York’s temporary home, The Theatre at St. Jean’s.
Maye is accompanied by Tedd Firth on piano.
Maye's "Too Late Now," recorded on her RCA The Lamp Is Low album, was chosen by the Smithsonian Institute and included in its 20th Century permanent collection. She made 76 appearances on Johnny Carson's TheTonightShow and was nominated for a Grammy Award in the mid-1960s as Best New Artist. Maye has also appeared in productions of Can-Can, Follies, Mame, and Hello, Dolly! She has toured the country for decades in concert halls and cabarets and was recently featured in a PBS concert filmed during the pandemic.
The performance will be followed by a light buffet supper and VIP reception with Maye. Visit YorkTheatre.org.
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