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Varla Jean Merman and Crescendo

Crescendo2007web On Saturday, May 5th, the Boston Gay Men's Chorus will welcome performer extraordinaire Varla Jean Merman as its host and featured performer for its annual Crescendo! fundraiser at the Roxy Ballroom in Boston.

Varlavogue_2The event will include a silent auction that will feature, among other fabulous prizes:

- A trip to London to see Daniel Radcliffe in the acclaimed production of Equus
- An autographed script and sheet music from Grey Gardens, signed by composer Scott Frankel, lyricist Michael Korie, and librettist Doug Wright
- A theater-queen starter kit, with everything you need to become a respectable showtune fanatic (or at least get started)

Join us for an evening of fun and frolic, and help support the Boston Gay Men's Chorus. For tickets and more info, check out  www.bgmc.org. 

Hope to see you there!

April 26, 2007 in Shameless Self-Promotion |

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