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Ergo
Partners Yeeshai Gross (left) and Elie Landau (right) greet
Dudu Fisher following the Opening Night performance of "Something
Old, Something New". |
SOMETHING
OLD, SOMETHING NEW
David
“Dudu” Fisher, the international singing sensation and award-winning
recording artist, returned to New York in Something Old, Something
New, an intimate musical evening of story and song, which played a
critically-acclaimed limited engagement at the Mazer Theatre in the
heart of Manhattan’s historic Lower East Side during the Fall
and Winter of 2002. Directed by Richard Jay-Alexander (whose previous
credits include concerts for Barbra Streisand, Bernadette Peters,
Russell Watson and many more), Something Old, Something New was specifically
created by Mssrs. Alexander and Fisher in conjunction with Ergo Entertainment,
to showcase Dudu’s extraordinary talents by covering a broad
range of musical genres and styles including traditional Jewish standards,
pop hits from Elvis Presley and the Red Hot Chili Peppers among others,
and a wide variety of Broadway showtunes by composers such as Berlin,
Gershwin, Rodgers, Bernstein and Sondheim.
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