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Play On Cabaret
 Play On Cabaret presents some of Chicago's finest musical talent, including singers of the Great American Songbook and a wide variety of blues, jazz and instrumental interpretations. Many of the past events were tributes by some of today’s great singers to some of yesterday’s greats: Suzanne Petri / Marlena Dietrich; KT McHammond / Eartha Kit; Bob Moreen / Fred Astaire; MaryMonica Thomas / Chita Rivera; Jeanne Scherkenbach / Kate Smith. Other frequent performers include Audrey Morris, Beckie Menzie and Tom Michael, Spider Saloff, and others.
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Upcoming Events:
A Couople of Characters - An Evening with Suzanne Petri and Bob Moreen
April 13
KT McCammond presents "Mothers and Other Strangers"
May 11
An Echanting Journey with La Wuandia
June 8
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09/08/2010
As part of Maxim's Play On Cabaret series, local cabaret favorite Laura Freeman and Beckie Menzie presented a celebration of Doris Day and her music. Doris Day began singing with some of the big bands of the 1940s and scored her first hit recording, "Sentimental Journey," in early 1945. It soon became the anthem of World War II troops and their desire to return home. Laura Freeman performs regularly at cabaret venues such as The Skokie Theatre, Maxim's, Davenport's Piano Bar, Drury Lane Water Tower and the Chicago Cultural Center.
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Sentimental Journey: The Music of Doris Day featuring
