U P C O M I N G *  E V E N T S

IRVING BERLIN:
THE VOICE OF EVERYMAN
SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2008 | 7:00 PM
Will McMillan and Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano

From “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” in 1911 to “Count Your Blessings” in 1954, Irving Berlin was the Voice of Everyman, putting into words and music what everyone felt to be true about their lives. He wrote tender love songs, waltzes, novelty songs, and show-stoppers — and by doing so managed to stay current and relevant long after others had fallen by the wayside. In appreciation of Berlin’s genius, this show offers songs by, and stories about, Irving Berlin.

FOUR CORNERS ART CENTER
3852 Main Road | Tiverton Four Corners, RI
401-624-2600

 

P A S T *  E V E N T S

THE ENVELOPE PLEASE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2008 | 8:00 PM
Sold out performance with Bobbi Carrey of Academy Award winning and nominated songs with Doug Hammer on piano.
SCULLERS JAZZ CLUB
Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel
400 Soldiers Field Road | Boston, MA
Admission: $20 Show only; $60 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

IRVING BERLIN
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2007 | 7:00 PM
Private event with Bobbi Carrey at The College Club
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston MA

RODGERS, HART AND HAMMERSTEIN
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2007 | 8:00 PM
Private party with Bobbi Carrey at the Four Corners Art Center in Tiverton Four Corners, Rhode Island.

SONGS OF CELEBRATION
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2007 | 12:00 PM
MassHighway LGBT luncheon and awards program.

Guest Appearance: MOSTLY MERCER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2007 | 8:00 PM
Will is the special guest of Bobbi Carrey, in her new show of songs by Johnny Mercer at Scullers. Selections include "In the Cool Cool Cool of the Evening," "Hit the Road to Dreamland," and a Mercer/Mancini medley. Doug Hammer will be at the piano, Billy Novick on sax/clarinet and Andy Blickenderfer on cello/bass.
SCULLERS JAZZ CLUB
400 Soldiers Field Road | Boston, MA
Admission: $18 Show only; $58 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

MOTHER'S DAY CONCERT
SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2007 | 3:00 PM
Will has been leading song exploration sessions off and on for many years in "The Living Room Lab". Performers include Greg Curtis, Joyce Friedman, Wayne Fritsche, Miss Mary Mac, Erin McKenna, Will McMillan, Jennie Mulqueen and B. Iris Tanner.
CAMBRIDGE CENTER FOR ADULT EDUCATION
56 Brattle Street | Cambridge, MA 02138
Admission: $10 | $8 for BACA members
Tickets can be purchased at the door.

TIMBERLANE POPS CONCERT
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2007 | 2:00 PM
Will was the featured vocalist at a fun Pops concert in a beautiful new auditorium in Plaistow, New Hampshire — a 50 minute drive from Boston (directions.) Selections included "The Song is You" (Kern/Hammerstein), "If I Sing" (Maltby/Shire), "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart" (James Hanley), "Everything's Coming Up Roses" (Styne/Sondheim) and "The Rainbow Connection" (Williams/Ascher) with arrangements by Michael Callahan.
TIMBERLANE REGIONAL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
40 Greenough Road | Plaistow, NH 03865
Admission: $15 | $10 students & seniors
Tickets can be purchased via the Timberlane web site
or by calling 603-382-6541 x 243
www.timberlanepac.org/events.html

RODGERS, HART AND HAMMERSTEIN
FRIDAY, February 23 | 8:00 PM
Private event with Bobbi Carrey at the College Club
Commonwealth Avenue, Boston MA

WILL LOVES STEVE
FRIDAY, February 2 | 8:00 PM
SUNDAY, February 4 | 3:00 PM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, February 9 & 10 | 8:00 PM
Will reprises this new show featuring the songs of Stephen Sondheim, Stevie Wonder, Stephen Flaherty, Stephen Foster, Stephen Schwartz, Steve Schalchlin and Steve Sweeting — with Doug Hammer on piano.
CAMBRIDGE CENTER FOR ADULT EDUCATION
56 Brattle Street in Harvard Square
Admission: $15 ($12 BACA)
Tickets on sale now.
617-547-6789 x1
www.ccae.org

AMAZING THINGS OPEN MIC FEATURE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10 | 8:00 PM
Will performs a half hour set of songs which didn't make it into his "Will Loves Steve" show. The evening starts at 7:30 with a great open mic, Will sings somewhere in the middle, and the open mic continues afterwards. Michael Larson will be at the piano. Bring a song and sign up to sing!
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER
55 Nicholas Road, Framingham (Saxonville)
Admission: $8 ($7 BACA)
Tickets available at the door.
508-405-ARTS
www.amazingthings.org

THE ENVELOPE PLEASE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10 | 1:00 PM
Will and Bobbi Carrey perform their show of Oscar winning and nominated songs from the first 25 years of the Academy Awards with Doug Hammer on piano for the OLLI New Year Party at UMASS Boston (private function.)

I'M DREAMING OF A WHITE CHRISTMAS:
THE MUSIC OF IRVING BERLIN
MONDAY, December 4, 2006 7:30 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
CHARLESTOWN BRANCH LIBRARY
179 Main Street, Charlestown, MA
Admission: Free with a reception following the performance.
Information: 617-242-1248 or www.bpl.org/branches/charlestown.htm
From "Alexander's Ragtime Band" in 1911 to "Count Your Blessings" in 1954, Irving Berlin was the voice of Everyman, putting into words and music what everyone felt to be true about their lives. Will McMillan and Bobbi Carrey, with pianist Doug Hammer, breathe new life into Berlin's wonderful music.

THE MEDICINE WHEEL
FRIDAY December 1, 2006 8:00 AM
Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont Street, Boston | 617.268.6700 | Free
www.medicinewheelproductions.org and www.bcaonline.org
Michael Dowling's annual Medicine Wheel art installation honors World AIDS Day. A 24-hour vigil of dance, song, ritual and prayer begins with a procession into the Cyclorama at midnight on Nov. 30. An offering of song, poetry, and dance (under 30 minutes) will mark every hour of the vigil. Some people attend the entire 24 hours. Others come for a few minutes. A range of spiritual and faith traditions will be represented in Medicine Wheel's vigil. As in years past, all are invited to leave personal mementos such as jewelry, letters, poems, photos and other items in Medicine Wheel.

REMEMBERING KATRINA
SUNDAY, November 19, 2006 at 4:00 PM | $15 donation
Will McMillan and Jinny Sagorin perform in Waban with Doug Hammer on piano as part of the "Live in the Living Room" concert series at Joyce & Lev Friedman's home. Our theme is gratitude, and all money raised will be donated to the New Orleans Musicians Hurricane Relief Fund. These are lovely, intimate events that the Friedmans (who are themselves wonderful musicians) started hosting last year. The performance is followed by a pre-Thanksgiving potluck. Your response reserves a seat in the Friedman's Newton home.

IRVING BERLIN: THE VOICE OF EVERYMAN
SUNDAY, November 12, 2006 3:00 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
THAYER PUBLIC LIBRARY
798 Washington Street, Braintree, MA
Admission: Free and Open to the public
Information: 781-848-0405 or www.thayerpubliclibrary.org

SONGS FOR A FRIEND (Private Event)
SATURDAY, August 12, 2006 | 7:00 PM
Music to inspire a healing heart in Truro, MA.

WILL LOVES STEVE
WEDNESDAY, June 7, 2006 | 8:00 PM
Will presented his first solo show at Scullers in February 2000. After many sold out performances with Bobbi Carrey and "At The Movies" -- plus guest appearances with Jinny Sagorin and the Boston Cabaret Festival -- Will returns with a new solo show featuring the songs of Stephen Sondheim, Steve Sweeting, Stevie Wonder, Stephen Flaherty, Steve Schalchlin, Steve Winwood, Stephen Foster and Stephen Schwartz. Advance purchase of tickets is strongly recommended..
SCULLERS JAZZ CLUB
Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel
400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA
Admission: $18 ($16 BACA) Show only; $58 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets available soon at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

IN GOOD COMPANY
SUNDAY, MAY 21, 2006 | 2:00 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
VENTRESS MEMORIAL LIBRARY
15 Library Plaza, Marshfield, MA
FREE | Information: 781-834-5535 or www.ventresslibrary.org

IN GOOD COMPANY
WEDNESDAY, May 3, 2006 | 8:00 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Throughout time, composers and lyricists have wrestled with the complex relationships between business and society, business and communities, and business and individuals. After a sold out debut in December, Will and Bobbi reprise their newest show IN GOOD COMPANY, which includes songs by Janis Joplin, Stephen Sondheim, James Taylor, Craig Carnelia, Tracy Chapman, Jason Robert Brown and others in a musical journey about business: ethical, unethical, greedy, inspiring, compromised and forward thinking.
Their debut performance of this show sold out a month in advance.
Early purchase of tickets is strongly recommended..
SCULLERS JAZZ CLUB
Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel
400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA
Admission: $18 ($16 BACA) Show only; $58 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets available soon at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

IF I LOVED YOU
SUNDAY, MAY 7, 2006 | 4:00 - 5:30 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Musical performance followed by coffee, dessert and conversation with the performers.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF GLOVERSVILLE, NY
28 E. Fulton Street, Gloversville, NY
$10 | Information: Marylou Shepard, Director at 518-725-3161

LOVE SONGS (Private Party)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2006 | 5:30 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Valentine's Day party to celebrate love and a recent engagement!

IF I LOVED YOU
(Postponed due to snow storm!)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2006 | 3:00 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Thayer Public Library | 798 Washington Street | Braintree
FREE, 781-848-0405 or www.thayerpubliclibrary.org

IF I LOVED YOU
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2006 | 8:00 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Center for Arts in Natick | 31 Main Street | Natick
BENEFIT for Bacon Free Library
$30, 508-653-6730 (library) or 508-647-0097 (TCAN) www.natickarts.org

IN GOOD COMPANY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2005  8:00 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Throughout time, composers and lyricists have wrestled with the complex relationships between business and society, business and communities, and business and individuals. IN GOOD COMPANY includes songs by Janis Joplin, Stephen Sondheim, James Taylor, Craig Carnelia, Tracy Chapman, Jason Robert Brown and others in a musical journey about business: ethical, unethical, greedy, inspiring, compromised and forward thinking.
SCULLERS JAZZ CLUB
Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel
400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA
Admission: $18 ($16 BACA) Show only; $58 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets available August 1 at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

2005 BOSTON CABARET FESTIVAL
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2005, 7:30PM - 10:30PM
Thanks/Giving: An American Songbook Benefit For Hunger Relief
Vocalists: Sophia Bilides, Jack Donahue, Will McMillan, Krisanthi Pappas, Jim Porcella,
Jinny Sagorin, Dane Vannatter and Ida Zecco accompanied on piano by
Bill Duffy • Doug Hammer • Jim Rice
hosted by
Sophia Bilides, Artistic Director
REGATTTABAR JAZZ CLUB
Charles Hotel, One Bennett Street, Cambridge, MA
(validated garage parking)
Light food / bar menu items & CDs available for purchase
Tickets: $35 in advance, $40 at the door (general seating)
Regattabar Box Office: 617-395-7757 or online: www.RegattabarJazz.com
Ticket proceeds to benefit America's Second Harvest,
dedicated to creating a hunger-free America

HERE'S TO LIFE!
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2005  8:00 PM
Will McMillan and Doug Hammer present a benefit concert to help Katrina survivors. They will perform songs by Stevie Wonder, Stephen Sondheim, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Jerry Herman, John Bucchino, Dennis, Livingston, Stephen Schwartz and Jason Robert Brown, among others.
CAMBRIDGE CENTER FOR ADULT EDUCATION
56 Brattle Street in Harvard Square. Tickets are $25.
Call 617-547-6789 x1 or log onto
www.CCAE.org

RODGERS, HART & HAMMERSTEIN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2005  3:00 - 4:30 PM
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
“MUSIC AT THE GAZEBO” CONCERT SERIES launches the season with Rodgers, Hart & Hammerstein, a show that illuminates the very rich and prolific collaboration of Richard Rodgers with Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein. The series, which offers free outdoor concerts at Veterans Memorial Park in Hull, is held on three consecutive Sundays in September (11th, 18th, and 25th), and is sponsored by the Pyne Keohane Funeral Home of Hingham.
VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK
Corner of Nantasket and Samoset Avenues,
across from the beach and Hull Donut House, Hull, MA
Admission: Free and Open to the public
Information: Audience brings own seating
Cohen Communications at 617-964-0824 or info@cohenpr.com

"IF I LOVED YOU" CD RELEASE CONCERT
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2004, 8:00 PM at Scullers Jazz Club
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey return to Scullers with Doug Hammer on piano to celebrate a new CD of songs about love. Their debut in Februay sold out five days in advance; so consider buying tickets for this show sooner rather than later! Everyone seems to have something to say about love - artists, scientists, inventors, cartoon characters, and of course composers and lyricists. Regardless of the time or the place, love songs seem to range from passionate to parental, romantic to raunchy, sacred to sarcastic. IF I LOVED YOU includes songs by Rodgers, Hart & Hammerstein, Stephen Sondheim, Amanda McBroom, Irving Berlin, Michel Legrand, Jonathan Larson, Johnny Mercer, and others in a musical celebration of love: unrequited, requited, and not-so-requited. Join Bobbi Carrey and Will McMillan to hear what songwriters from Tin Pan Alley, Broadway, and Hollywood have to say on the controversial, universal, andubiquitous topic of love.
Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel, 400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA
Admission: $18 ($16 BACA) Show only; $53 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets available at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: http://www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

IRVING BERLIN: THE VOICE OF EVERYMAN
SUNDAY, MAY 30, 2004 2:00 - 3:00 PM in Marshfield Hills, MA
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Henry Schniewind on piano
The North River Arts Society’s 28th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS is a two-day event held on Memorial Day weekend (May 29-30) in Marshfield Hills Village from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. In addition to the entertainment tent, there is a crafters' area, juried arts exhibit, food tent, and children’s activity tent.
Parking on Main Street and behind the Fire Station
Admission: Free and Open to the public
Information: 781-837-8091 or http://www.northriverarts.org

The 3rd Annual BOSTON CABARET FESTIVAL
SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 2004 7:00 to 10:00 pm at the Radission Hotel, Boston
A celebration of the NEW Great American Songbook with a gala concert of songs from the past 20 years
featuring Sophia Bilides, Brian De Lorenzo, Kent French, Belle Linda Halpern, Erica Leopold, Will McMillan, John O'Neil, Carol O'Shaughnessy and Jan Peters—accompanied on piano by Doug Hammer, Tom LaMark and Ron Roy—and hosted by Sophia Bilides, Artistic Director
Carver Ballroom, Radisson Hotel Boston, 200 Stuart Street, Boston, MA
Cash bar and CDs for sale, before the show & during intermission
Arlington Street T stop, Validated parking in the Radisson garage
Tickets: $30 in advance @ 508-652-9834 (VISA/MC)
$40 day of show (at the door only)
Information: 508-652-9834, Info@BostonCabaretFestival.com
Visit www.BostonCabaretFestival.com

CABARET LOUNGE @ MEN’S EVENT
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 2004 10:00 - 11:00 PM at the Westin Copley Place
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Henry Schniewind on piano
The Fenway Community Health Center hosts the 11th annual Men’s Event benefit.
10 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA
Admission: $150 per ticket for the Men’s Event
Information: 617-927-6350 or http://www.fenwayhealth.org/giving/mensevent.htm

Yale Conference Reunion Concert
Saturday, March 6, 2004 8:00 PM at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Eric Bronner, Bobbi Carrey, Pamela Enders, Joanna Gaughan, Sylvia Greenberg, Manny Lim, Will McMillan, Jinny Sagorin and Annie Sharkey join forces for a Cabaret Conference at Yale reunion concert. This group of local singers was selected to attend the first Cabaret Conference at Yale University in August 2003. This special performance on the eve of auditions for next year’s conference will take you on a journey through the highs and lows experienced by the cabaret fellows, who will be sharing some of the lessons learned in New Haven.
Doug Hammer will be at the piano.
56 Brattle Street in Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA
Admission: $15 ($12 BACA)
Information: 617-547-6789 #1 or http://www.ccae.org

If I Loved You
Wednesday, February 11, 2004, 8:00 PM at Scullers Jazz Club
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
Everyone seems to have something to say about love - artists, scientists, inventors, cartoon characters, and of course composers and lyricists. Regardless of the time or the place, love songs seem to range from passionate to parental, romantic to raunchy, sacred to sarcastic. IF I LOVED YOU includes songs by Rodgers, Hart & Hammerstein, Stephen Sondheim, Amanda McBroom, Irving Berlin, Michel Legrand, Jonathan Larson, Johnny Mercer, and others in a musical celebration of love: unrequited, requited, and not-so-requited. Join Bobbi Carrey and Will McMillan to hear what songwriters from Tin Pan Alley, Broadway, and Hollywood have to say on the controversial, universal, and ubiquitous topic of love:
Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel, 400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, MA
Admission: $18 ($16 BACA) Show only; $53 Dinner/Show package
Reservations and tickets available at TICKETWEB or 617-562-4111
Information: http://www.scullersjazz.com or 617-783-0090

If I Loved You
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2004 2:00 PM at the Ventress Memorial Library in Marshfield
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey with Doug Hammer on piano
15 Library Plaza, Marshfield, MA
Admission: Free and Open to the public. For show description, see above...
Information: 781-834-5535 or http://www.ventresslibrary.org

Harvard Pops Concert: The Oscars
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2003 at Lowell Hall, Harvard University
The Harvard Pops Orchestra presents their Fall Concert
with guest vocalists Will McMillan '84 and Bobbi Carrey.
The Harvard Pops has been providing Harvard with fun, witty, and improbable concerts since its inception in 1998. Under the direction of Allen Feinstein '86, the orchestra performs three major concerts each year. This fall's theme is "The Oscars," which includes Oscar award-winning songs, songwriters named Oscar, Oscar Wilde, Oscar the Grouch and even Oscar Mayer meat products. Michael Callahan '04 has arranged several songs for Carrey and McMillan, including "True Love," "Love is the Tender Trap," "Lullabye of Broadway" and "Pennies From Heaven." Lowell Hall is located at 17 Kirkland Street (the corner of Oxford and Kirkland Streets in Harvard Square.)
8:00 PM | $8 ($6 students) Tickets are available from the Harvard Box Office and by phone: 617-496-2222

At The Movies at the Hi-Hat Club
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 at 7:00 pm
The Hi-Hat Club is a beautiful venue with a brand new nine foot Kawai grand piano on the ground floor of a renovated factory building in Providence, RI. Ida Zecco has booked a cabaret series there this fall. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, the club is spacious with a great sound system, and there is plenty of parking. The first performance by Carol O'Shughnessy sold out; so make your reservations early if you are planning to attend. 3 Davol Square in Providence, RI
Cover: $15.00 For reservations and directions call: 401-453-6500

Rodgers, Hart & Hammerstein
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 at the Thayer Public Library,
798 Washington Street, Braintree, MA. 3:00 PM. Henry Schniewind on piano.
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey present an afternoon of performance and musical history.
Richard Rodgers was one of the most eminent theatre composers of the 20th century — writing music for over
forty musicals, including Babes In Arms, Pal Joey, Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I
and The Sound of Music. Bobbi, Will & Henry will illuminate musical gems from the Richard Rodgers catalog.
Free and open to the public. 781-848-0405 or www.thayerpubliclibrary.org

The Will & Lil Show: Food, Glorious Food!
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22 at 8:00 pm and SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 at 3:00 p.m.
Three time IRNE award winner Will McMillan returns to the stage with Lillian Rozin, a
gifted singer, actress and comedienne, in their acclaimed potluck cabaret. During the show
Will and Lil digest everything from canapés to cannibalism while performing songs by Cole Porter, William Finn,
Gilbert & Sullivan, Stephen Sondheim, and Lionel Bart among others.
CCAE at 56 Brattle Street in Harvard Square (wheelchair accessible)
$15 ($13 BACA) | 617/547-6789 x1
www.ccae.org

""The Will & Lil Show could give Cecil B. DeMille a run for his money... Just when you've giggled
yourself into oxygen deprivation, they grab your heart and rip it inside out." - New England Entertainment Digest

The Envelope Please
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education,
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA. 10:30 AM. Henry Schniewind on piano.
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey present songs from the first three decades of Oscar nominations.
$2 ($1 Seniors). 617-547-6789 x1 or http://www.ccae.org

The Envelope Please
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9 at the Brighton branch of the Boston Public Library,
40 Academy Hill Road, Brighton, MA. 7:00 PM. Henry Schniewind on piano.
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey present songs from the first three decades of Oscar nominations.
Free and open to the public. 617-782-6032 or http://www.bpl.org/branches/brighton

The Envelope Please
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 at the Ventress Memorial Library,
15 Library Plaza, Marshfield, MA. 2:00 PM Henry Schniewind on piano.
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey present songs from the first three decades of Oscar nominations.
Free and Open to the public. 781-834-5535 or http://www.ventresslibrary.org

Irving Berlin: The Voice of Everyman
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 at Veteran's Memorial Park, Hull, MA
as part of the "Music at the Gazebo" Concert Series. 3-4:30 PM.
Will McMillan & Bobbi Carrey present songs by and stories about Irving Berlin
Free and open to the public. Audience brings own seating. Doug Hammer on the piano.

At The Movies: Reel One
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 & 11 at Raffael's Restaurant ~ Quincy, MA
.Matinee and evening performances with delicious food starting at 12:00 and 6:30 PM
IRNE award winners Will McMillan, Brian Patton, Michael Ricca and Nina Vansuch present
music from their first two revues, "Songs from the 50s & 60s" and "Fully Animated" plus some new surprises.
According to Cabaret Scenes Magazine, "At the Movies set a new standard of excellence for ensemble cabaret shows with the recent CD release concert for their debut CD Reel One."
All matinees begin at 1 pm with lunch starting at 12 noon sharp. Evening performances begin at 8 pm with the dinner starting at 6:30 sharp. Tickets are $35.00 for matinees and $45.00 for evening performances. The ticket price includes dinner, tax, gratuity & show.
For tickets or additional information call (617) 328-1600 or visit www.jmproductionspresents.com

At The Movies: Reel One
Saturday, August 23 at the The Inn on Newfound Lake, Bridgewater, NH
Will McMillan, Brian Patton, Michael Ricca & Nina Vansuch present their 2003 IRNE award-winning revue
of songs from animated films & TV shows.
$25 for show only (plus two drink mininum) or $50 for a dinner/show
(includes show, dinner, tax and gratuities).
Reservations can be made at 603-744-9111.
Route 3A Bridgewater, NH
Take 93 North to exit 23.
Take a left at the end of the ramp (Route 104)
Follow to 3A bear right onto 3A continue 5 miles to Inn on right.
See www.newfoundlake.com for more details or Contact Will.

Private Concert
Friday, July 18 at the Belmont Country Club in Belmont, MA
Will McMillan and Bobbi Carrey perform their new show of Broadway standards.

Private Party
Wednesday, July 16, in Provincetown, MA
Will McMillan performs a custom program of songs for a 40th birthday dinner..

At The Movies: Reel One
Sunday, May 18 at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Provincetown, MA
Will McMillan, Brian Patton, Michael Ricca & Nina Vansuch present their award-winning
revue of songs from animated films & TV shows. This performance is part of the 4th annual Cabaret Fest,
a wonderful weekend of performances and workshops produced by John O'Neil.
236 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA | 5:00 PM
See www.cabaretfest.com for more details or Contact Will.

Harvard Pops Concert
Friday, April 18, 2003 at Paine Hall, Harvard University
The Harvard Pops Orchestra presents their Spring Concert
with guest pianist Wei Jen Yuan '06 and guest vocalist Will McMillan '84.
The Harvard Pops has been providing Harvard with fun, witty, and improbable concerts since its inception in 1998. Under the direction of Arlington resident Allen Feinstein '86, the orchestra performs three major concerts each year. "Usually in the spring we just program music we like to play, but this year we discovered a Rhapsodic theme" says Feinstein. Highlights will include Gershwin's 'Rhapsody in Blue' along with his second Piano Concerto, "a rarely heard work nicknamed 'Rhapsody in Rivets' which started life as a film score," plus Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody,' which is being arranged and conducted by Harvard undergrad Hugh Daigle '04. Wei Jen Yuan '06 will be playing the challenging music at the heart of the Gershwin Concertos, and Michael Callahan '04 has arranged several songs for guest vocalist Will McMillan to perform with the orchestra, including Kern/Hammerstein's 'The Song is You'
and James Hanley's "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart." McMillan is delighted to be invited by Feinstein
to sing with the Harvard Pops Orchestra. "My favorite undergraduate experience was singing with the
Din & Tonics, which at that time was an upstart young a cappella group on campus" explains McMillan.
3 Kirkland Street in Harv ard Square | 8:00 PM | $8 ($6 students)
Tickets are available from the Harvard Box Office and by phone: 617-496-2222
Web: http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~pops/about.html
Contact Will for more details

Will & Company, with special guest B. Iris Tanner
Friday,March 28 and Saturday, April , 2003 at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Will McMillan won the 2002 IRNE award for Best Cabaret Performance with his
Will & Company with special guests Valerie Sneade and Barbara Baig.
This spring the series continues on March 28 as part of the Boston Cabaret Festival's Boston Traditions.
Singer/host Will McMillan perfoms with guest songwriter Iris Tanner, plus songs by Barbara Baig, Ernie LiJoi,
Dennis Livingston, Krisanthi Pappas, Barry Rosenberg, and David Stern. Doug Hammer at the piano.
56 Brattle Street in Harv ard Square | 8:00 PM | $12 ($10 BACA)
56 Brattle Street is wheelchair accessible.
617-547-6789 ext 1 or www.ccae.org
Contact Will for more details

At The Movies CD Release Concert: Reel One
Wednesday, April 2, 2003 at Scullers Jazz Club in Allston, MA
Will McMillan, Brian Patton, Michael Ricca & Nina Vansuch celebrate the release of their first CD
with an evening of music featuring songs from their first two revues, "Songs from the 50s & 60s"
and "Fully Animated" plus some new surprises.
DoubleTree Guest Suites, 400 Soldiers Field Rd, Allston, MA | 8:00 pm | $20 | 617-562-4111
Contact Will for more details

Try to Remember
Saturday, March 1 at the Arlington Street Church in Boston
A Cabaret Benefit for Afghanistan Relief Work and the Arlington Street Church Music Program,
with Doug Hammer on piano, In cluded are standards such as "Try To Remember," "Downtown,"
"On the Street Where You Live," "Cockeyed Optimist," "My Favorite Year," and "The Gun Song."
351 Boylston St, Boston, MA | 8:00 pm, $12 door only | 617-536-7050 (directions only)
Contact Will for more details

Rogers, Hart & Hammerstein
Friday, February 21, 2003 at the The Center for Arts in Natick
An Evening Of Performance And Musical History
featuring Bobbi Carrey and Will McMillan with Henry Schniewind on piano
Richard Rodgers was one of the most eminent theatre composers of the 20th century — writing music for over
forty musicals, including Babes In Arms, Pal Joey, Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I
and The Sound of Music. Using live performance and lecture, singers Bobbi Carrey and
Will McMillan will illuminate musical gems from the Richard Rodgers catalog.
Main Street, Natick | 8:00 PM | $12 ($10 Advance and Seniors $1 off)
TCAN is wheelchair accessible.
http://www.natickarts.org/calendar.html
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Will & Company, with special guest Stephen McCole
Saturday, October 26 and Saturday, November 23, 2002 at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Will McMillan won the 2002 IRNE award for Best Cabaret Performance with his Will & Company
with special guests Valerie Sneade and Barbara Baig. This fall the series continues with songwriter
Stephen McCole as a featured guest and Doug Hammer at the piano.
56 Brattle Street in Harv ard Square | 8:00 PM | $12 ($10 BACA)
56 Brattle Street is wheelchair accessible.
617-547-6789 ext 1 or www.ccae.org
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Rodgers & Hart/Hammerstein Performance/Lecture
Thursday, October 17, 2002 at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Will McMillan and Bobbi Carrey with pianist Henry Schniewind
56 Brattle Street in Harv ard Square | 10:30 AM | $2
56 Brattle Street is wheelchair accessible.
617-547-6789 ext 1 or www.ccae.org
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Benefit Concert with Doug Hammer
Saturday, September 14, 2002 at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Will and Doug respond to the events of 9/11/01 with an evening of music
to raise money for women and children in Afghanistan. They will
perform songs by Antonio Carlos Jobim, Craig Carnelia, Burt Bachrach,
Annie Dinerman, Stephen Sondheim, David Friedman, Alec Wilder, and Harold Arlen.
All proceeds will go to the American Friends Service Committee's work in Afghanistan.
56 Brattle Street in Harv ard Square | 8:00 PM | $15
56 Brattle Street is wheelchair accessible.
617-547-6789 ext 1 or www.ccae.org
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Mini-Concert with Michael Larson
Saturday, September 7, 2002 at the Yamawaki Cultural Center
I have been invited to perform for 15 minutes at the opening reception of an art show called MY MOTHER'S CLOSET. Thirteen visual artists are exploring personal experiences of their mothers's voices in relationship to
their appearance. I have chosen songs by Stephen Schwartz, Maltby & Shire and Jerry Herman.
Lasell College, Grove Street, Newton | 7:00 PM | Free
The Yamawaki Center is wheelchair accessible.
617-243-2365 or
www.yamawakiculturalcenter.com
for directions
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At The Movies @ CabaretFest in New Hampshire
Friday, July 5 at the Inn on Newfound Lake
Will McMillan, Brian Patton, Michael Ricca & Nina Vansuch perform
Songs from Movies of the 50's and 60's.
Contact Will for more details

At The Movies in Hartford
The Woodland Concert Series presents a Cabaret with a Light Buffet
At The Movies performs their show of songs from movies of the '50s and 60's.
22 Woodland Street in Hartford | 7:15 and 9:00 PM | $25
for details visit
www.iccucc.org/WCS.htm

First Annual Boston Cabaret Festival
Sunday, April 7, 2002 at Scullers Jazz Club
Sophia Bilides, Brian De Lorenzo, Belle Linda Halpern, Erica Leopold, Will McMillan,
John O'Neil, Carol O'Shaughnessy, Jan Peters, Ben Sears and Ida Zecco.
Doug Hammer, Tom LaMark, Brad Conner and Ron Roy on piano
400 Soldiers Field Road, Allston | 8:00 PM | $30 ($25 BACA members)
617-562-4111 or www.scullersjazz.com
for Festival details visit
www.BostonCabaretFestival.com

At The Movies: Fully Animated
Wednesday, March 27, 2002 at Scullers Jazz Club
Will McMillan, Brian Patton, Michael Ricca & Nina Vansuch present
a new revue of songs from animated films & TV shows.
400 Soldiers Field Road, Allston | 8:00 PM | $15
617-562-4111 or www.scullersjazz.com
Contact Will for more details

Irving Berlin Performance/Lecture
Thursday, March 7, 2002 at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Will McMillan with special guest Bobbi Carrey and pianist Henry Schniewind
56 Brattle Street in Harv ard Square | 10:30 AM | $2
617-547-6789 ext 1 or www.ccae.org
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Celebrate Cabaret!
March is Cabaret Month: Kickoff Showcase Concert
Monday, February 25 (doors open at 6:30 pm for hors d'oeuvres!)
Hosted by Mary Callanan with special guest Scott Wahle
Featuring five minute performances by
At The Movies, Barbara Baig, Sophia Bilides, Will McMillan,
John O'Neil, Carol O'Shaughnessy, Jan Peters, Ben Sears & Brad Conner,
Valerie Sneade, Elizabeth Young and Maryann Zschau
Stuart Street Playhouse Lobby in the Radisson Hotel, 200 Stuart Street, Boston
$15 ($10 BACA members) | 7:00 PM
617-598-1046 x 7689

At The Movies
May 4-6, 2001 in Provincetown, MA
This is part of the 2nd annual Cabaret Fest — a wonderful weekend of performances
and workshops produced by John O'Neil. More details to be announced.
Contact Will for more details

Will & Company
Saturday, April 21, 2001
New Songs! New Singers! New song-writers! This series at the
Cambridge Center for Adult Education
highlights a local songwriter and singer each month.
In April songwriter Melinda Stanford and singer David Foley are the featured guests.
Past performances have all sold out — so advance purchase
of tickets is strongly recommended.
Doug Hammer will be at the piano.
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge, at 8:00 PM
Tickets are $12 ($10 for BACA members.)
617/547-678

At The Movies
Friday, March 23, 2001
Firehouse Center for the Arts in Newburyport, MA
This is part of Cabaret Fest — an entire weekend of performances and workshops
produced by John O'Neil. More details to be announced.9 ext.1

Will & Company
Saturday, March 3, 2001
New Songs! New Singers! New song-writers! This series at the
Cambridge Center for Adult Education
highlights a local songwriter and singer each month.
In March (which is indeed CABARET MONTH)
songwriter Barbara Baig and singer Valerie Sneade are the featured guests.
Past performances have all sold out — so advance purchase
of tickets is strongly recommended.
Doug Hammer will be at the piano.
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge, at 8:00 PM
Tickets are $12 ($10 for BACA members.)
617/547-6789 ext.1

At The Movies
Saturday, January 20, 2001
Arci's Place in New York City
This is part of the O'Neill Theater Center's Cabaret Symposium Winter Festival
of performances to raise money for their Scholarship Fund.
450 Park Avenue South at 11:00 PM
Tickets are $35 plus a $15 minimum for food/drinks.
1-800-8-BISTRO or 212/ 532-4370

Will & Company
(sold out)
Friday, November 10, 2000 — 8:00 PM
Cambridge Center for Adult Education
This series highlights a local songwriter and singer each month.
In November songwriter Ernie LiJoi and singer Pamela Enders took the stage.
Doug Hammer was at the piano.
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge,
617/547-6789 ext.1

Will & Company
(sold out)
Friday, October 14, 2000 — 8:00 PM
Cambridge Center for Adult Education
This new series highlights a local songwriter and singer each month.
Songwriter Eleanora Ophir and singer Brenda Walsh kicked off this series
in October 2000 with Doug Hammer at the piano.
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge,
617/547-6789 ext.1

Open Mike hosted by Will McMillan
Friday, October 6, 2000 — 8:00 PM
Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Our open mikes have earned a reputation for safety and fun.
Bill Duffy on piano.
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge
617/547-6789 ext.1

At The Movies
(sold out)
Wednesday, September 27, 2000 — 8:00 PM
Updated and expanded version of the CCAE shows — with bass and drums.
Scullers Jazz Club
400 Soldiers Field Road, Allston
617/562-4111

Cabaret at the Covenant
Sunday, June 11, 2000 - 3:00 PM
Church of the Covenant at the corner of Berkeley and Newbury Streets
Will and Doug Hammer (on piano) weave together jazz standards, songs from
Broadway/Tin Pan Alley and original compositions
to illuminate how our lives on this wonderful planet are interdependent.
Composers include the Gershwins, Stephen Sondheim, Irving Berlin, and Joe Raposo.
Admission is free (donations to repair the churches historic pipe organ will be gratefully accepted.)
This church has not-to-be-missed Tiffany stained glass windows —through which
we are hoping the sun will stream.

Life is Still a Cabaret
Sunday, May 21, 2000 — 7:00-10:30 PM
at the Lyric Stage
140 Clarendon Street, Boston
Benefit performance with
Kandi Kane, Mark Hetherington, Mary Scarlata and Valerie Sneade
to raise money for the AIDS Care Project.
617/859-3036 ext. 27

Friday Night at the Movies
(updated version of March show which again sold out)
Friday, May 19, 2000
at Cambridge Center for Adult Education
Will together with Nina Vansuch, Brian Patton and Michael Ricca
in a cabaret review of songs from movies of the '50s and '60s.
56 Brattle Street, Cambridge, at 8:00 PM
Tickets are $12. 617/547-6789 ext.1

Friday Night at the Movies
(sold out a week in advance)
Friday, March 31, 2000 — 8:00 PM
at Cambridge Center for Adult Education

Old Love, New Love
(sold out)
February 9, 2000 — 8:00 PM
Scullers Jazz Club
400 Soldiers Field Road, Allston
617/562-4111