PHOTO CALL: Kacie Sheik, Alice Ripley, Jason Gotay, Adrienne Warren, Lauren Pritchard Sing the Music of Twenty-Somethings | Playbill

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News PHOTO CALL: Kacie Sheik, Alice Ripley, Jason Gotay, Adrienne Warren, Lauren Pritchard Sing the Music of Twenty-Somethings Twenty-Somethings, an evening spotlighting the work of up-and-coming songwriters Blake Pfeil, Zoe Sarnak and Drew Overcash, featured performances by Tony winner Alice Ripley, Richard H. Blake, Krystal Joy Brown and more.

The event was presented Aug. 12 at 8 PM at The Highline Ballroom.

Kacie Sheik, Alice Ripley, Jason Gotay, Adrienne Warren, Lauren Pritchard Sing the Music of Twenty-Somethings


The lineup also included Emma Hunton, Corey Mach, Coleen Sexton, Preston Sadleir, Nick Cartell, Robin De Jesus, Rebecca Faulkenberry, Jason Gotay, Taylor Noble, Lauren Pritchard, Kacie Sheik, Adrienne Warren, Ryann Redmond, Laura Dreyfuss, Grace Weber and NYC a cappella group BLACKOUT for the 90-minute concert.

Musical accompaniment was provided by Bobbie L. Crow III on cello, Rick Ippolito on bass, Simon Kafka on guitar and Cody Rahn on percussion.

Pfeil's music has been featured at Joe's Pub, New World Stages, 54 Below, (le) Poisson Rouge, as well as The Bitter End, where he is a member of the Singer/Songwriter Sessions. His debut EP, "Crossing Connecticut," will be released in September.

Sarnak wrote the book, music and lyrics for The Quad, developed and performed at Harvard's Loeb Experimental Theatre. Sarnak has four full-length musicals in development, including Mixtape, featured in Silent Street Productions' 2012 season, PainLess (with book by Michael Kimmel) and A Lasting Impression.

Overcash's musical Boys Vs. Girls was recently optioned, and his other shows — Joe, To You With Love and Rhapsody — are all under development. His music has been performed at Joe's Pub, Birdland, 54 Below and (le) Poisson Rouge.

 
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