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News Sing Out! The Karaoke Show by Donkey Team Starts in New York City, Nov. 8 Break out the microphone and sing along as The Karaoke Show — the latest creation of The Donkey Show team —starts at New York City's China Club, Nov. 8.
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Karaoke stars (clockwise from top) Rachel Benbow Murdy, Derek Mitchell- Giganti, Julie Danao and Marc Santa Maria. Photo by Aaron Cobbett

Jordan Roth produces the work by director Diane Paulus and author Randy Weiner which runs Friday and Saturday nights at 8 PM. Using the Donkey formula, The Karaoke Show combines classic characters from The Comedy of Errors with the phenomenon of karaoke. The work is billed as "a pop-tune wonderland of wild rock-star fun" in which every performance is different.

The cast of The Karaoke Show features Rachel Benbow Murdy, Julie Danao, David Diangelo, Aaron Fuksa, Emily Hellstrom, Charles King, Anderson Lim, Derek Mitchell-Giganti, Robert Orosco, Steve Park, Jordin Ruderman, Marc Santa Maria, Jenny Lee Stern, Erin Stutland, Anna Wilson and Welly Yang.

The evening begins as early as 7 PM when the doors (and bar) open, kicking off the festivities with an 8 PM performance featuring a cast of karaoke characters followed by a 9PM "Audience Karaoke" which invites audience members to join in (signing up during the performance) followed by a 10:30 PM "Karaoke Idol Contest" in which audience-selected favorites from the prior performance vie for the title and a return bid. At 11 PM, the party keeps on going as bar and dancing continues.

David C. Woolard, who created costumes for The Rocky Horror Show, The Who's Tommy and The Donkey Show designs for the new staging.

Tickets to The Karaoke Show at the China Club, 268 West 47th Street, can be purchased by calling (212) 307-4100. For more information, visit www.theKshow.com.

 
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