Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater

The groove-worn hits of pop composer Burt Bacharach, mostly written with lyricist Hal David, are marvel of craftsmanship that invite and support multiple interpretations, and their signature shifts of time signature help them keep surprising listeners even after all this time. In this new musical review (directed by David Zippel), vocalists Hilary Kole, John Pagano and Ta-Tynisa Wilson perform such neostandards as “Alfie," "Anyone Who Had a Heart," “That’s What Friends Are For," "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)" and "Do You Know the Way to San Jose?" Musical director and arranger Adrian Galante leads the five-piece band.   TIME OUT DISCOUNT TICKET OFFER:GOING BACHARACHThe Songs of an IconSave 25%!Tickets $45–$64 (regular price $59–$89) Promotional description: Rediscover the soundtrack of a lifetime with Going Bacharach, a vibrant new revue celebrating the legacy of one of America’s most iconic composers. Three powerhouse vocalists backed by a five-piece band take audiences on a melodic journey through the timeless songs spanning Bacharach’s extraordinary career. Joyful and illuminating, Going Bacharach offers fresh, sophisticated and original interpretations of his greatest hits and lesser known gems alike. Join us for a memorable experience that captures all the magic, romance and musical majesty of the Maestro himself.TWO WAYS TO BUY TICKETS:1. Online: Click here to buy tickets through OvationTix2. At the website: Visit GoingBacharach.com and use code...

Along with the full-length musicals that they have written together, including Baby and Big, the highly longevous collaboration between composer David Shire and lyricist Richard Maltby Jr. has yielded two much-loved Off Broadway anthologies of stand-alone songs whose emphasis on craftsmanship and character suits them well to cabaret performance: 1977's Starting Here, Starting Now and 1989's Closer Than Ever. In this new revue, which they claim will be their last, they collect more recent material that addresses getting older. Maltby also directs a six-person ensemble of seasoned pros that comprises Big boy Daniel Jenkins, original Closer Than Ever cast member Lynne Wintersteller, Sally Wilfert, Allyson Kaye Daniel and—trivia alert!—the two gifted actor-singers who successively played Enoch Snow in the 1994 revival of Carousel, Eddie Korbich and Darius De Haas.