Broadway and cabaret star Jason Graae is going to sing for himself in his new cabaret act, An Evening of Self-Indulgence, performing Aug. 16-20 at Los Angeles' Cinegrill. Actress Heather Lee (Guys & Dolls, Beauty and the Beast) directs with Gerry Sternbach as musical director and pianist.

Graae won't reveal much about his sixty-minute set, except that he will sing selections from his newest release, "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile: Jason Graae Sings Charles Strouse." Merely, An Evening of Self-Indulgence will be, as the release states, "a self serving journey to God knows where."

With bi-coastal credits, Graae did Broadway's Falsettos, A Grand Night for Singing, Stardust, Snoopy and Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? and Los Angeles productions of Forbidden BroadwayY2KLA, Forbidden Hollywood, Ragtime and the Reprise! staged readings of Of Thee I Sing and The Boys From Syracuse opposite David Hyde Pierce. Graae will be taking his act to New York City's Firebird Club in Oct., will release a second solo CD in 2001 and has filmed a role in "On Edge," a mockumentary of the women's figure skating world, to be released in the future.

Tickets are $15 with a two drink or food minimum ($25 with no minimums for the Actor's Fund performance Aug. 17). The Cinegrill is located in the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel at 7000 Hollywood Boulevard. For reservations, call (323) 466-7000.

-- By Christine Ehren