BORN TOO LATE: OLD SONGS FOR A NEW SONGSTRESS

The woman that Cabaret Scenes called “an accomplished actress and engaging singer”, Alix Paige returns to the Metropolitan Room with an homage to the greatest female vocalists of the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. Always feeling like she belonged back in the days of those fabulous jazz legends, Paige explores the timeless jazz classics that were sung by the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dinah Washington, just to name a few. Like her previous Met Room show “A Paige on Men”, the Bennett Paster Trio will be joining Alix again and together they will bring you back to a time when Jazz legends were born and the American Songbook was made.

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Born Too Late: Old Songs for a New Songstress

The woman that Cabaret Scenes called “an accomplished actress and engaging singer”, Alix Paige returns to the Metropolitan Room with an homage to the greatest female vocalists of the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. Always feeling like she belonged back in the days of those fabulous jazz legends, Paige explores the timeless jazz classics that were sung by the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dinah Washington, just to name a few. Like her previous Met Room show “A Paige on Men”, the Bennett Paster Trio will be joining Alix again and together they will bring you back to a time when Jazz legends were born and the American Songbook was made.

The woman that Cabaret Scenes called “an accomplished actress and engaging singer”, Alix Paige returns to the Metropolitan Room with an homage to the greatest female vocalists of the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. Always feeling like she belonged back in the days of those fabulous jazz legends, Paige explores the timeless jazz classics that were sung by the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dinah Washington, just to name a few. Like her previous Met Room show “A Paige on Men”, the Bennett Paster Trio will be joining Alix again and together they will bring you back to a time when Jazz legends were born and the American Songbook was made.

The woman that Cabaret Scenes called “an accomplished actress and engaging singer”, Alix Paige returns to the Metropolitan Room with an homage to the greatest female vocalists of the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. Always feeling like she belonged back in the days of those fabulous jazz legends, Paige explores the timeless jazz classics that were sung by the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dinah Washington, just to name a few. Like her previous Met Room show “A Paige on Men”, the Bennett Paster Trio will be joining Alix again and together they will bring you back to a time when Jazz legends were born and the American Songbook was made.

The woman that Cabaret Scenes called “an accomplished actress and engaging singer”, Alix Paige returns to the Metropolitan Room with an homage to the greatest female vocalists of the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. Always feeling like she belonged back in the days of those fabulous jazz legends, Paige explores the timeless jazz classics that were sung by the likes of Sarah Vaughn, Ella Fitzgerald, and Dinah Washington, just to name a few. Like her previous Met Room show “A Paige on Men”, the Bennett Paster Trio will be joining Alix again and together they will bring you back to a time when Jazz legends were born and the American Songbook was made.

The World Premiere of an Original Play by Janet Allard:

The House of Narcissus is gearing up for the fashion show of the season, but life on the runway can be treacherous. An activist plots to destroy the show, the supermodels can’t find their shoes, Echo is in love with Narcissus, and Narcissus is consumed by the one thing he can never obtain: himself. In this world of unrequited love, insatiable desire, and fabulous clothes, what is the cost of falling in love with illusion?

Alix Paige plays Solange the Supermodel and Mitchiko the Lighting Deisgner.

Parking

CRT tickets are sold at the Box Office in the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts lobby Monday – Friday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. One hour prior to any CRT performance, tickets for that performance only go on sale at the Box Office in the lobby of either the Nafe Katter Theatre or the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre. Convenient parking is available near each theatre. For the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre, free parking is available in Lot 9 directly across from the Jorgensen. Paid parking available in the North Garage (see map next page). All theatres are wheelchair accessible and assisted listening systems are available.

Tickets: $100

Tickets: $100

If you are coming from New York City, there is a Megabus that leaves straight from Penn Station and drops you off on Campus just down the block from the theatre! leaves usually twice a day.

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Alix is reunited with Daniel C. Strange and his trio for this one-time only Jazz Brunch!

The 3rd Annual South Florida Cantorial Concert

Alix Paige returns with the show that Cabaret Scenes publisher Peter Leavy calls a "enjoyable cabaret show" from "an accomplished actress as well as an engaging actress" that "rates an 'A' in communicating the full force of her songs to the audience". Through old jazz standards and Musical Theatre showstoppers, Alix tells stories of love, loss, and just pure and simple lust. Alix's haunting and vocals give her an old-soul quality that has been described as "well beyond her years" and it's with this unique voice that she explores the love songs of brilliant composers like Gershwin, Porter, Sondheim, and Kander & Ebb.

Through old jazz standards and Musical Theatre showstoppers, Alix tells stories of love, loss, and just pure and simple lust. Alix's "haunting" and "sensual" vocals give her an "old-soul" quality that has been described as "well beyond her years" and with this unique voice she explores the love songs of brilliant composers like Gershwin, Porter, Sondheim, and Kander & Ebb. You will not want to miss Alix Paige's shimmering presence and powerful vocals in this Metropolitan Room debut!

Alix will only be playing Sally Bowles during the matinee performance

see website for specific dates and times

American Belles perform their hit songs at a USO Gala in Texas.

"I Love a Piano" National Tour

"I Love A Piano"