Beloved, energetic Maestro Carlos Miguel Prieto and the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra shined brighly in a spectacular concerto that included living composer Stephen Dankner who was in audience as the LPO played his Symphony No.10 in memory of his dear friend Maestro Klauspeter Seibel. Venezuelan-born, pianist Gabriela Montero mesmerized the audience with her interpretation of Franz Liszt's Concerto No.2 in A major, and her improvisation of “Happy Birthday” for her boyfriend who was celebrating his birthday. The concerto concluded with the powerful and lovely Sergio Rachmaninov's Symphony No. 2 in E Minor. Following the concert, there was a reception in honor of the invited artists.

Yesterday, I was invited to attend the press announcement at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome by Mayor Mitch Landrieu and New Orleans Saints Owner and Vice Chairman Rita Benson that WrestleMania 30 is coming to New Orleans in 2014. Wrestling fans can be expected to pour in New Orleans beginning April 6, 2014, when WrestleMania XXX comes to the Dome.

The four-day event ends with a pay-per-view event at the Superdome. The official announcement included civic, sports and tourism leaders and executives from the media company, World Wrestling Entertainment, which organizes WrestleMania. In a news release, the WWE says the event will be televised to more than 100 countries. Read more: http://www.wdsu.com/sports/WrestleMania-30-coming-to-New-Orleans-in-2014/-/9853524/18593704/-/mxlygz/-/index.html#ixzz2LJFztP5y

Darlings, this upcoming week is going to be a very exciting one. I am looking forward to the monthly Royal Sonesta Hotel's Round Table Luncheon on Wednesday, February 20 at noon at the Fleur de Lis Suite of the Royal Sonesta Hotel. It will be a literary event, featuring Rene Brunet and Jack Stewart authors of "There’s One in Your Neighborhood: The Lost Movie Theaters Of New Orleans," and authors Ed and Susan Poole who be talking about their book, “Louisiana Film History." Live entertainment by talented, vocalist Robin Barnes accompanied on the piano by Jim Walpole. The three-course gourmet luncheon is only $45 and includes complimentary parking and wines to complement the food. For reservations call Noel Scallan at 504-553-2220.

On Thursday, February 21 is Beethoven's 'Eroica' Symphony. Maestro Carlos Miguel Prieto leads the 70-member of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra in performances of Michael Torke’s “Ash,” Aaron Copland’s “Clarinet Concerto” and Ludwig Van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 "Eroica." Show time is 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church.

The annual Go Red for Women Luncheon that benefits the American Heart Association is taking place on Friday, February 22 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Guests can participate in free health screenings, free educational seminars and a silent auction from 10-11:30 a.m. At 11:30 a.m., the ticketed, heart-healthy luncheon program begins with the stories of local women affected personally by heart disease.

That evening, Alliance Francaise de la Nouvelles-Orleans presents the Annual Gala Minuit a Paris at the JW Marriott. The event features dinner and dancing, a silent auction, brandy tasting by Martin's Wine Cellar and a raffle of French wines.

Also on Friday the 22^nd is the long-awaited local premiere of the stage version of “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” at the Joy Theater downtown. Produced and directed by Big Easy Award winner Tommye Myrick and featuring a stellar cast of local actors, “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” will run for six performances over two weekends, with Friday and Saturday evening shows and Sunday matinees. See the calendar below for more details.

On Saturday, February 23, the New Orleans Ballet Association is presenting the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet at the Mahalia Jackson Theater. On Sunday, February 24, it is Oscar Night and what better way to see it than at Louisiana's Only Official Oscar-Viewing Party. Oscar Experience New Orleans and the American Red Cross South Louisiana Region come together again for the 85th Academy Awards telecast. The Red Cross and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, in partnership with The Theatres at Canal Place and WGNO ABC26 New Orleans, will roll out the red carpet at The Theatres at Canal Place. The evening is an occasion to celebrate both the red carpet and the Red Cross, for nearly 100 years a partner in serving the humanitarian needs of the Greater New Orleans region. The event is made possible through the generous support of their corporate sponsors. See calendar below for more information.

 This weekend, The Historic New Orleans Collection will open its latest exhibition, “Seeking the Unknown: Natural History Observations in Louisiana, 1698–1840,” which displays the mystery and romance of Louisiana’s early scientific expeditions. Visitors to the free exhibition can relive Louisiana’s landscape as the first explorers would have experienced it, including centuries-old native plants and animals, such as a bobcat, cougar and wild turkey, and several detailed drawings, watercolors and illustrated folios. Opening Saturday, Feb. 23, at 533 Royal St., Seeking the Unknown will be available to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., and Sunday, 10:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

On Tuesday, we will be welcoming the New Orleans premiere of FlashDance, the musical stage adaptation of the 1983 hit film that defined a generation. A production of Broadway in New Orleans, it will be staged at the Mahalia Jackson Theater , for a limited six-night engagement.

And, just to give you all a little heads-up, March is Cabaret Month at the Mid-City Theatre. Some of my favorite local actors, singers and comedians are going to be performing there, many of them veterans of the now-closed Le Chat Noir, and I can hardly wait to see them on stage again. My darling friends from Le Chat, Barbara Motley and Su Gonczy, are producing this exciting series of events. I’ll have more details and a full lineup in my column next week but you might want to consider reserving your seats now. They’re expected to go very fast as word gets out there. Call the theatre at 488-1460 or visit their website at http://www.midcitytheatre.com/.

On a final and, unfortunately, sad note, we lost a longtime, much-beloved fixture on the local dance scene last week: Gwen Delle Giacobbe, wife of Delta Festival Ballet co-founder Joseph Giacobbe, and sister in law of the other co-founder, Maria Giacobbe. Mentor to many dancers and loved by them all, she is going to be greatly missed.My condolences to the members of this wonderful family who have contributed so much to our cultural heritage. who have contributed so much to our cultural heritage.

I also just heard that businessman Steven Latter, longtime owner of Tujaque Restaurant passed away. 

Steven was a pillar of our community and will be missed by all his friends and costumers. My condolences to his family.A funeral service will be held Wednesday, Feb. 20, at 1 p.m. at Gates of Prayer, 4000 W. Esplanade Ave. Metairie. Visitation will be at noon, and the burial will be private.

http://www.nola.com/dining/index.ssf/2013/02/steven_latter_owner_of_tujague.html

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 Tuesday, February 19

"Musically Speaking:" free screening of 'Listen Up!: The Lives of Quincy Jones'

This 1990 documentary pays tribute to the life and work of composer, musician and producer Quincy Jones. Highlights include interviews with celebrities - from Miles Davis, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald to Michael Jackson, Ray Charles, and Barbra Streisand - who weigh in on Jones' widespread influence. From playing trumpet with Lionel Hampton, and then arranging for Duke Ellington and Count Basie in the '50s, to becoming the first African American record executive in America in 1964, to producing the best-selling album of all time, Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' (1982), Jones is one of the best-known and most respected men in the music industry. 7:00pm - 8:45pm at Antenna Gallery,3718 St.Claude Ave.

MUSICALLY SPEAKING is a series of music-themed movie and documentary screenings, curated/hosted by DJ Soul Sister, and co-presented by Press Street, Charitable Film Network, WWOZ FM, and the N.O. African American Museum. Free admission and refreshments. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tuesday, February 19

ORGANIST OF NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL OF PARIS IN RECITAL

The St. Louis Cathedral will present a special free recital, open to the public of

Olivier Latry, Organist of Notre Dame Cathedral (Paris) in recital at 7:30 p.m..

Included on the program are works by Louis Marchand, Francois Couperin, Johann Sebastian Bach, Louis Vierne, and Alexandre Guilmant. The recital will feature the Ascension Suite of Olivier Messiaen, which will be performed in memory of the late Msgr. Crosby W. Kern. The program will conclude with an improvisation by Mr. Latry.

Closed circuit television will permit the audience to observe Mr. Latry's performance close up.

Since its establishment in 1720 as a parish church, the St. Louis Cathedral has been a leader in music and has one of the oldest continually functioning music programs in the country. The program is part of an annual series of recitals and concerts that draws attention to this rich artistic legacy.

 Feb 19 - 22
Great Authors @ Garden District Book Shop

Tuesday, February 19th-5:30-7 PM:Ruta Sepetys
Conversation with author, Chris Wiltz, & Booksigning
Wednesday, February 20th -5:30-7 PM :Laura Cayouette-Conversation with nola.com's Mike Scott & Booksigning
Thursday, February 21st-5:30-7 PM:Margot Berwin Reading & Booksigning
Friday, February 22nd -6-8 PM-Lee Coulter performing from his album
Friday, February 22nd-6-8 PM ;Sharisse Coulter-Reading & Booksigning
Garden District Book Shop / 2727 Prytania St New Orleans, Louisiana
70130 / 895-2266 - www.gardendistrictbookshop.com 

Special Events

Saturday Night Ballroom In Louisiana with Brad Pitre & Friends--Bayoubuzz.com

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New Orleans celebrates new entrance to Morial Convention Center--Bayoubuzz	Thanksgiving at the New Orleans Fairgrounds Racetrack 2012--Bayoubuzz.com
New Orleans Mint Gala, Louisiana Legnds--Bayoubuzz.com	Go Red For Women 2012 In New Orleans--Bayoubuzz.com
Jindal, High Louisiana Elected Officials' Inauguration 2012--Bayoubuzz.com	Bayoubuzz's Louisiana Christmas and Hanukkah Message 2011
New Orleans Preservation Hall At 50--Bayoubuzz.com	Louisiana SPCA Howling Success--Bayoubuzz.com
Saks Fifth Avenue New Orleans Hosts Key To The Cancer Cure	Experience America New Orleans-Ambassadors Breakfast
Announcing Saints, Mercedes Benz Superdome Deal With Gov. Jindal	Ballroom Dance Week In Louisiana--by Bayoubuzz.com
Alliance For Good Government Awards Gala 2011--Bayoubuzz.com	Gumbo DanceSport Championship 2011 in Baton Rouge, La--Bayoubuzz.com
Saturday Night Ballroom In Louisiana with Brad Pitre & Friends--Bayoubuzz.com	New Orleans Opera Women's Guild's Mad Hatter Masquerade—Bayoubuzz.com
Vince Vance's Annual 39th Birthday Party--Bayoubuzz.com

Wednesday, February 20

Get In The kNOwLA

5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Featuring: Local Artist Debra Clark (Unique blend of photography and art)-Live Entertainment by: Riccardo Crespo -(Brazilian musician, singer and songwriter)-The Jazz Club,JW Marriott New Orleans,(Entrance on Common Street) Complimentary Wine tasting and Hors D'oeuvres

Wednesday, February 20

Round Table Luncheon
The monthly popular Round Table Luncheon hosted by yours truly at noon at the Fleur de Lis Suite of the Royal Sonesta Hotel, will be a literary one and will feature Rene Brunet and Jack Stewart authors of "There is one in Your Neighborhood: The Lost Movie Theaters Of New Orleans" and authors Ed and Susan Poole who be talking about their book: Louisiana Film History." Live entertainment by vocalist Robin Barnes  accompanied on the piano by Jim Walpole. The three-course gourmet luncheon is only $45 and includes complimentary parking and wines to complement the food. For reservations call Noel Scallan at 504-553-2220fin

Consul General of France and CEO of the World Trade Center New Orleans To Discuss "The Future of the Euro"

The World Affairs Council of New Orleans (WACNO) is honored to invite the public to the first event of the Great Decisions 2013 series, "The Future of the Euro," featuring Jean Claude Brunet, the Consul General of France in New Orleans, and Dominik Knoll, the Chief Executive Officer of the World Trade Center of New Orleans. This free event, cosponsored by the Center for Public Service at Tulane University, will take place February 20 from 6 to 7:30 pm on Tulane's campus in the Goldring Woldenberg Hall I, Room 130.

FRIDAY NIGHTS AT NOMA: Feb. 22, Arpa music & Maya Symposium.*

Every Friday night, NOMA hosts live music, art activities, lectures, gallery talks, film screenings and more!

This week, in honor of Black History Month, we will be screening *Signpost to Freedom: The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott.*<http://beta.lpb.org/index.php?/site/programs>

- 5 to 8 p.m.: Art Activity by NOMA

- 5:30 to 8:30pm: Music by Patrice Fisher & Arpa Latin Jazz Ensemble<http://ecoslatinos.org/>

- 6 to 7 p.m.: Tulane University Maya Symposiumdress

- 7:30 p.m.: Screening: *Signpost to Freedom: The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus

- 8:30 p.m.: Q&A with film maker, Christina Melton: *Signpost to Freedom: The 1953 Baton Rouge Bus Boycott*

*About Patrice Fisher & Arpa Latin Jazz Ensemble* Latin jazz harpist & composer, Patrice Fisher, has been performing and recording her own compositions since 1980. She has recorded fourteen albums of original music, including her latest CD, "Sunset" She has performed at such international festivals as the Cancun Jazz Festival, the Jambalaya Jazz Festival in Ilhabela, Brazil, the Trova Jazz Festival in Guatemala and the Festi Jazz in La Paz, Bolivia. She has performed for more than thirty years at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Patrice also performs Celtic music and is director of the New Orleans Celtic Harp Ensemble. And read more about her here.<http://www.noma.org/events/detail/446/www.patricefisher.com>

*About the Maya Symposium*

The 10th annual Tulane Maya Symposium will kick off at NOMA on Friday February 22 from 6-7 with a lecture by Dr. Peter Mathews titled, "Finding the lost jungle city of 'Site Q' : Detective Work among the Ancient Maya."

Michalopoulos Gallery opening Saturday, February 23, 6 - 9 p.m. in celebration of

"HEART SONG", the original James Michalopoulos painting used for the official 2013 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival poster.

"Heart Song" captures Aaron Neville's two great inspirations -- New Orleans and spirituality - in this uplifting masterpiece.The exhibit will also feature studies and paintings used to create Michalopoulos' other Jazz Festival posters. James Michalopoulos will be in attendance.

Michalopoulos Gallery is located at 617 Bienville Street

Saturday, February 23

Mad Scientist Ball is "Artwork, Absinthe & Alchemy"

The theme for this year's Mad Scientist Ball is "Artwork, Absinthe & Alchemy." It will take place from 8pm until midnight on Saturday, February 23rd at The Big Top, located at 1638 Clio Street, New Orleans, Louisiana. (Map)

Join in as Alan Walter, the acclaimed spirit handler at International House Hotel's Loa bar guides a group of aspiring alchemists to create and sample specialty cocktails using provided chemistry sets. Bring your lab coat and don't forget your brass goggles!

Let loose the green fairy with a glass of Lucid Absinthe and some refreshments from local establishments including Rotolo's Pizzeria, Whole Foods, Parkway Bakery & Tavern and special catering provided by Ariodante Contemporary Craft Gallery.

Entertainment is by Morella and the Wheels of If, Bats in the Belfry and Sundog plus and will feature a costume contest with prizes for the best green fairy, the maddest scientist and the sexiest lab mouse.

There will be a raffle and a silent auction with over 75 great items including artwork, crafts, beautiful jewelry, handmade fashion accessories, dining certificates, gift cards, entertianment, attractions and many other fabulous items contributed by artists and local businesses.

The proceeds from this event will benefit our project of bringing Giants in the City to the New Orleans Botanical Garden this fall.

Tickets to Collective World Art Community's 2nd Annual Mad Scientist Ball are $10 at the door and $8 in advance for general admission plus an additional $15 at the door or $10 in advance to attend the mixology demonstration 

 Friday, Feb 21-24
Venus In Fur" at Mid City
By David Ives -Directed by Aimée Hayes

This sexy and seductive 2011-12 Tony Nominated comedy introduces Vanda, a seemingly unassuming, talented actress, determined to win the lead role by any means necessary in Thomas' scintillating new play. A frisky game of cat and mouse ensues and suddenly the lines blur between reality and play, seduction and power, and love and sex. An electrifyingly funny play that was "the most acclaimed new Broadway play of the season."Call The Box Office at 504-488-1460.The Mid City Theatre is located at 3540 Toulouse St.
There's plenty of free parking, and a well-stocked bar! Feb. 21, 22, 23, 24 (Thur/Fri/Sat at 8pm & Sun at 3pm )

February 21

Beethoven's 'Eroica' Symphony

Maestro Carlos Miguel Prieto leads the 70-member of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra in performances of Michael Torke’s “Ash,” Aaron Copland’s “Clarinet Concerto” and Ludwig Van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 "Eroica" Show time is 7:30 p.m. at the Frist Baptist Church . For more information, including ticket availability, call 523-6350 or visit www.lpomusic.com.

February 22

Minuit a Paris- Soirees Des Annes Folles

Alliance Francaise de la Nouvelles- Orleans presents the Annual Gala Minuit a Paris at the JW. Marriott.~Dinner & Dancing ~Silent Auction,~Brandy Tasting by Martin's Wine Cellar -~Raffle of French Wines. Patron Party: 6:30 pm, Reception for Friends: 7:30 pm and Dinner: 8:00 pm Patron Party: 6:30 pm. For more information visit:
http://af-neworleans.org/index.php?page=gala-2013

February 22-March 3

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner was a groundbreaking 1967 film about interracial marriage. Adapted for the stage by Todd Kreidler from the screenplay by William Rose, the show is coming to the Joy Theater for eight performances over two weekends. Produced and directed by Tommye Myrick, the production stars Vicky Illk as Jo Anna “Joey” Drayton, the young Caucasian woman in love with African American doctor John Prentice (Nicoye Banks). The stage play version of the multi-award-winning film premiered in Atlanta this past summer, making New Orleans the second city to stage it.

The story line revolves around the dilemma faced by both sets of parents and how they eventually reconcile their beliefs with their reservations to the union. The cast includes a host of veteran performers: Carol Sutton (Matilda Banks), Dane Rhodes (Matt Drayton), Janet Shea (Christina Drayton), Harold Evans (John Prentice Sr.), Gwendolyn Foxworth (Mary Prentice), Garth Currie (Monsignor Ryan) and Margeaux Fanning (Hillary St. George).

Friday and Saturday night performances start at 8:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday matinees are at 3:00. For ticket information/reservations, visit http://www.thejoytheater.com, or contact Ticketmaster at 800-745-3000 or http://www.ticketmaster.com. For more information about the show go to http://www.thejoytheater.com/category/event/.

February 21-24

The Full Monty

Jefferson Performing Arts Society presents the hilarious comedy "The Full Monty." Show time is 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 3:00 p.m.Jefferson Performing Arts Center (400 Phlox St., Metairie, La.For more information call (504) 885-2000 or go to www.jpas.org\

February 23

18th Annual Williams Research Center Symposium

Seeking the Unknown: Perspectives on Louisiana’s Natural History.

Presented in conjunction with an exhibition opening the same day, this year’s event will explore topics from prehistoric American Indians to modern naturalists. Capturing the imagination of those miles away and across the seas, early explorers’ interactions with strange lands expanded understanding of the known world and its vastly different environments. Join us Saturday, February 23, at the Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans, as scholars from across the country discuss Louisiana’s natural history and how it has been viewed through the centuries. http://www.hnoc.org/events

This weekend, The Historic New Orleans Collection will open its latest exhibition, “Seeking the Unknown: Natural History Observations in Louisiana, 1698–1840,” which displays the mystery and romance of Louisiana’s early scientific expeditions. Visitors to the free exhibition can relive Louisiana’s landscape as the first explorers would have experienced it, including centuries-old native plants and animals, such as a bobcat, cougar and wild turkey, and several detailed drawings, watercolors and illustrated folios. Opening Saturday, Feb. 23, at 533 Royal St., Seeking the Unknown will be available to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m., and Sunday, 10:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

February 23

Aspen Santa Fe Ballet

Hailed by The New York Times as “a breath of fresh air,” the sleek and sharp Aspen Santa Fe Ballet continues to be at the forefront of American dance with its innovative style, adventurous repertoire and dedication to commissioning new work from top international choreographers. Led by Jean-Philippe Malaty and celebrated Joffrey Ballet dancer Tom Mossbrucker, the company brings a stellar program, including works by emerging talent and Julliard graduate Norbert De La Cruz III and dance icons Jirí Kylián and Jorma Elo. , 8 p.m. Mahalia Jackson Theater; http://www.nobadance.com/aspensantafeballet2.cfm

February 24

New Orleans Rock n' Roll Marathon & 1/2 Marathon

The Mardi Gras Rock 'n' Roll Marathon course offers runners a virtual guided tour of the most historic and scenic high points of New Orleans. The course takes in the French Quarter and lively Bourbon Street, scenic and majestic St. Charles Avenue, the stately Garden District and two of the finest urban green spaces in the nation –Audubon Park and City Park. http://runrocknroll.competitor.com/new-orleans

Sunday, February 24

Trinity Artist Series presents

 @ 5 pm: Moses Hogan Tribute

Internationally acclaimed Soprano Bridget Bazile with The Moses Hogan Singers

coming from All over The USA for a Reunion Concert @ Trinity Artist Series

And @ 9 pm Sharp: JAZZ Vespers with Bridget Bazile soprano and Guest

JAZZ Vespers Series are EVERY Sunday during Lent -starts @ 9 PM.Sharp! ...And ends @ 9:30 pm

Sunday, February 24

Oscar Experience: New Orleans

Louisiana's Only Official Oscar Viewing Party

Oscar Experience New Orleans and the American Red Cross South Louisiana Region come together again for the 85th Academy Awards telecast and ONLY Official Oscar Party in Louisiana.

the American Red Cross and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, in partnership with The Theatres at Canal Place and WGNO ABC New Orleans will roll out the red carpet at The Theatres at Canal Place for Oscar Experience® New Orleans, Louisiana's official Oscar-viewing gala. The evening is a night to celebrate both the red carpet and the Red Cross, for nearly 100 years a partner in serving the humanitarian needs of the Greater New Orleans region.
The fun and festivity commences with hors d'oeuvres, cocktails and music from local musicians. At 7:00p.m. When the curtains go up on the 85th Academy Awards broadcast at 7:30p.m., guests can settle into their theater seats and watch on the big screen; linger in the majestic foyer over open bars and a fabulous array of silent auction items; or enjoy both over the course of the party with like-minded film buffs, industry insiders and glitterati.

Chef Adolfo Garcia's Gusto Cafe provides an unforgettable menu to pair with the night's atmosphere, along with special movie themed drinks. Enjoy the paparazzi, official Academy programs for the evening, an unbelievable raffle courtesy of Lee Michael's Fine Jewelry, swag bags and all the glam of a night in Hollywood, while knowing that you are supporting the life-saving mission and work of the Red Cross in South Louisiana. Proceeds of the event will be used to support the programs and services of the American Red Cross in Southeast Louisiana.

Sunday, February 24

K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen Patron Party at Canal Place 5:00p.m.
Oscar Viewing Party: Theatres at Canal Place 6:30p.m. - Midnight
Benefiting the American Red Cross.
Discounted Parking available at the Garage at Canal Place.

Questions? Call Niva Becky Murillo at 504-620-3162

Tuesday, February 26 @ 6 pm until 7 pm: Organ & Labyrinth-

Organ recital and candlelight with Albinas -on the 5000-pipe Trinity tracker organ - www.albinas.org

1329 Jackson Ave., New Orleans, La. - Call Albinas:(504) 670-2520

February 26-March 3

Flashdance _The Musical

US National Tour makes its New Orleans Premiere of FLASHDANCE – THE MUSICAL, the stage adaptation of the 1983 hit film that defined a generation, will perform at the Mahalia Jackson Theater , for a limited six-night engagement. . Ticket prices start as low as $32 and will be available at the Mahalia Jackson Theater Box Office, BroadwayInNewOrleans.com, Ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster outlets or by calling 1.800.982.2787

SAVE A DATE

February 28

Bernadette Peters: Live with the LPO 

Fresh from her triumph in the Broadway revival of “Follies,” Tony Award-winning actress Bernadette Peters will join the LPO for a night of music from some of her greatest Broadway shows. 7:30 p.m. at the Mahalia Jackson Theater.

Have a great week!

Cocktailly yours

Margarita Bergen,M.Ed.
Society Editor - New Orleans Living Magazine
Hostess of the Royal Sonesta's Round Table Luncheon
Social/Cultural Columnist - www.bayoubuzz.com
811 Marigny Street, Unit C
New Orleans, Louisiana 70117
Tel/ Cell 504-495-9181

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