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Group presents ‘God Save the Queens’
(Photo courtesy New Wave Singers)
The New Wave Singers of Baltimore will present a “God Save the Queens” cabaret on March 9 that promises to be outlandish and over-the-top. The music will include such hits as “Fat Bottomed Girls,” “Dancing Queen,” “Beauty School Drop Out,” “Diamonds,” “Vogue” and many other popular songs with a “twist.”
The New Wave Singers, celebrating 25 years of bringing music and entertainment to the Baltimore community, points out that this performance is a cabaret, not a choral concert. “Some of the material may not be suitable for those under the age of 18 or 81.”
The event will be hosted by special guest Mistress of Ceremonies, Ms. Kitty Katz. This fundraiser will feature music and complimentary English tea, scones, finger sandwiches and other nibbles. Beer and wine are available for donations
The cabaret takes place at 8 p.m. at the Govans Presbyterian Church, 5828 York Rd., Baltimore.
Tickets are available online for $15 at newwavesingers.org or $20 at the door.
Tagged with Baltimore, Govans Presbyterian Church, Maryland, Ms. Kitty Katz, New Wave Singers
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