His film credits include Camp, Boys Life, and Next Year in Jerusalem. Mr. Brinberg's television appearances include The Rosie 0'Donnell Show, Sally Jessy Raphael, Jerry Springer, Bert Newton, Kerri Anne (Australia), Fox News Channel and MTV's Celebrity Death Match as the voice of David Spade. He appeared in two workshops of Ken Page's musical, Nightlife, at Manhattan Theatre Club and Westbeth Theatre Centre, and in Ivanov at the Jewish Rep.
A two-time Mac and Bistro award winner, Brinberg's CD Simply Barbra Live in London is available on Jay Records, and The Duets Album features performances with Kaye Ballard, Mimi Hines, Debbie Gravitte, Karen Mason, and many others.
Titus Burgess Broadway credits include The Little Mermaid (Sebastian), Jersey Boys and Good Vibrations. He has appeared in The Wiz at the La Jolla Playhouse, and as a soloist at the Prague Philharmonic's tribute to American composers. His solo CD, Here's To You, is available on iTunes.
The Broadway Boys A collection of the hottest male voices currently working on the New York stage. Through their dynamic vocal prowess and redefining arrangements, the Boys add elements of Pop, Funk, Gospel, Jazz, and Folk to show tunes and classic pop songs. Performing in groups of six, the Boys are able to explore harmonies rarely presented by Broadway singers.
The Ali Forney Center was started in June of 2002 in response to the lack of safe shelter for LGBT youth in New York City. They are committed to providing these young people with safe, dignified, nurturing environments where their needs can be met, and where they can begin to put their lives back together. AFC is dedicated to promoting awareness of the plight of homeless LGBT youth in the United States with the goal of generating responses on local and national levels from government funders, foundations, and the LGBT community. AFC had a previous sold-out benefit concert at Symphony Space in 2005 with Bea Arthur: Back on Broadway (& 95th Street).
Symphony Space When Symphony Space opened its doors in 1978 with its first production, Wall to Wall Bach, it gathered together an eclectic group of musicians, professional and amateur, well-known and emerging. What began as a natural outgrowth of the cultural epicenter that is the Upper West Side, traditionally home to many of the great actors, writers, dancers and musicians of our time, remains a unique melding of world-class artistry with the informality and intimacy of a neighborhood salon.
Photo credit: Pablo Pimienta
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