Sandy Jordan and Friends

Sandy Jordan and Friends

Sunday Nights At the Algonquin Hotel

7 - 10:30 PM 

$20.00 Food and beverage minimum  

Jan. 31-June 20

Barbara Carroll – Sunday Jazz Brunch

June 1-19

Award-winning vocalist Karen Oberlin will celebrate the centenary of the great Broadway and film composer-lyricist Frank Loesser from June 1-19, the final show of the Oak Room spring season.   Among Karen’s selections will be “Heart & Soul,” “”If I Were A Bell,” “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” “I Believe in You” and “Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year.”   Loesser’s Broadway credits include “Guys & Dolls” and “Most Happy Fella.” Click here for more information.

Frank Loesser Centenary Celebration

Our Sinatra: A Musical Celebration

OAK ROOM’S NEW SEASON OPENS AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 11

WITH 10^TH ANNIVERSARY ORIGINAL CAST

PRODUCTION OF “OUR SINATRA” 

“Stunning…superior entertainment”…The New York Times

“A monument to Sinatra’s musical taste!”…The New York Post

“Sophisticated…high wit…and romance”…Boston Herald

“Start spreading the news…a hit!”  The Miami Herald

It began in the Oak Room little more than a decade ago and has been performed

nearly 2,000 times coast to coast to universal acclaim.  Now, with its original cast of

co-creators Eric Comstock, Hilary Kole and Christopher Gines, OUR SINATRA returns to its first home for a limited two-week run from August 31^st through September 11--a singing complement to Broadway’s current dancing tribute to Ol’ Blue Eyes.  Kurt Stamm is director, and Richard Maltby, Jr., production supervisor.  Producer is Jack Lewin. 

OUR SINATRA is a celebration of the magic and music of the legendary Frank Sinatra, and features over 50 Sinatra classics from his early years (“All or Nothing at All” --his first recording), from his movie career  (“My Kind of Town,” “All the Way”), saloon songs (“One For My Baby,” “In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning”) and the hits of the 50s and 60s (“Night and Day,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” “The Lady is a Tramp”), among countless others.   

OUR SINATRA plays Tuesday through Thursday at 8:30 and Friday and Saturday at 8:30 and 11, with a $50 cover charge per person plus either $30 food and beverage minimum or $60 prix fixe dinner.   Reservations: bmcgurn@algonquin hotel.

com or 212 419-9331 (after 8/23) or 212 840 6800, Ext. 122. 

Following this engagement, OUR SINATRA will perform in the Oak Room Monday evenings at 8:30, with new casts.   The cover charge will be $40 per person plus $30 minimum or $60 prix fixe dinner.   

Click here to learn more

Sept. 14-Oct. 23

Karen Akers will be performing in her new show "Dances on the Ceiling" running from September 14 through October 23. “Dancing on the Ceiling” will play Tuesday thru Thursday at 8:30 and Friday and Saturday at 8:30 and 11.  There is a $60 cover per person weeknights and late shows and $65 for the early weekend shows, plus either a $30 food and beverage minimum or $60 prix fixe dinner.  Reservations: 212 419 9331 or bmcgurn@algonquinhotel.com.

For more information, click here.

Sept. 19-Dec. 26

Barbara Carroll – Sunday Jazz Brunch

Oct. 26-Nov. 13

Jack Jones (no late shows)

Andrea Marcovicci Greets The Holiday Season With A "Blue Champagne" Toast

ANDREA MARCOVICCI GREETS THE HOLIDAY SEASON

WITH A“BLUE CHAMPAGNE” TOAST

NOVEMBER 16-DECEMBER 30

“The greatest cabaret star of her generation.”

...International Herald Tribune.

For her record-breaking 24^th year at the famed Oak Room Supper Club of the

legendary Algonquin Hotel, the “Queen of Cabaret,” Andrea Marcovicci, returns to her first love—the torch song!  “Blue Champagne: The History of the Torch Song” runs November 16^th -December 30^th, with Shelly Markham on piano and Jered Egan on bass.  To honor the occasion, the Algonquin has created the “Blue Champagne Cocktail,” its newest signature drink. 

“Blue Champagne: The  History of the Torch Song” not only revels in the heartbreak inherent in this most vulnerable genre of music, but the show is carefully balanced with zany numbers in a quest for comic relief from unrequited love songs, as well as wonderful stories of the legendary ladies of torch…Helen Morgan, Ruth Etting and Libby Holman, among others.  With her latest show, Andrea brings her unique insight to this tale of longing, losing and gunplay!  Highlights: “Someone to Watch Over Me,” “Love Me or Leave Me,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” “Body and Soul,” “Just Like A Man” and “Shakin’ the Blues Away.” 

Shows are Tuesdays through Thursdays at 8:30 and Friday and Saturday at 8:30 and 11, with a $60 cover charge weeknights and late weekend shows and $65 for early weekend shows, plus either a $30 minimum or $60 prix fixe dinner.  Reservations: (212) 419 9331 or bmgurn@algonquinhotel.com  

There will be special holiday shows Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas at 7:30 pm, matinees at 2:00 pm December 22^nd and 29^th,  and Monday December 27^th at 7:30 pm.  The Algonquin is inaugurating “New Year’s Eve Eve” December 30^th at 8:30, an end of the year annual festive evening featuring camaraderie, great food and matchless entertainment, with Andrea hosting another Algonquin First.   

Dubbed “a  heartbreaker” by PEOPLE magazine, while the San Francisco Chronicle was “seduced by a temptress.”  The New York Times stated, “She has a masterly balance between poignancy and wit,” and to the New Orleans Times-Picayune “she sings so beautifully that you find tears stinging your eyes.”    Andrea Marcovicci has sold out Carnegie Hall and appeared in concert with numerous orchestras and at the White House.  She has acted in films, television and theatre.  Costars include Danny DeVito, Woody Allen, Sir Michael Caine, Sir John Gielgud and Sam Waterston. Her latest film, Irene in Time, has recently been released on DVD, and she has created more than 30 nightclub acts.

http://www.andreamarcovicci.com/