On Stage With Alvin Waddles

On Stage With Alvin Waddles

Fats Waller Revue

Saturday, September 13 at 8 p.m.

Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University

50 E. Congress Parkway Chicago, IL 60605

Price: $75 (VIP); $50

Reservations: (312) 922-2110 x 300 

Fans of the Auditorium Theatre’s popular Too Hot to Handel: The Jazz-Gospel Messiah will recognize the standout talents of pianist Alvin Waddles and bassist Marion Hayden.  The duo will bring the On Stage With… series to a thrilling climax with Fats Waller Revue, a special evening that pays tribute to the infectious melodies, wit, whimsy and wonderful legacy of the legendary Fats Waller. Rounded out by Detroit jazz luminaries Charlie Gabriel and Alex Trajano, this exuberant quartet will capture the spontaneous mirth and magic of favorites such as “Ain't Misbehavin’,” “Two Sleepy People” and “Your Feet's Too Big.” 

For more information on the upcoming On Stage With Alvin Waddles: Fats Waller Revue at the Auditorium Theatre, please visit http://auditoriumtheatre.org/wb/pages/home/performances-events/performances.php?event_id=197

Seating is very limited.  On Stage With Alvin Waddles: Fats Waller Revue reservations are available now by calling (312) 922-2110 ext. 300.  Seating is $75 for the first two rows of tables and $50 for the rest of the stage.  The Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University’s “On Stage With…” Cabaret Series offers unique, up-close-and-personal concerts that allow audiences to enjoy the rare experience of sitting on the stage of the legendary Auditorium Theatre while enjoying some of the nation’s most talented cabaret stars.   

The Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, located at 50 E. Congress Parkway, is an independent, not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest in international, cultural and community programming to Chicago, and to the continued restoration and preservation of the National Historic Landmark Auditorium Theatre.  For more information about programming, volunteer and donor opportunities or theatre tours, call (312) 922-2110 or visit auditoriumtheatre.org, now featuring Chicago’s Landmark Stage, a comprehensive online history of the Auditorium from 1889 through today, made possible by the generous support of the American Express Performing Arts Fund.