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SPEAKEASY – Douglas McDonnell sings “Dance into the Light”

Posted on May 31, 2016 by dannyashkenasi

The tenor Douglas McDonnell sang two songs from Speakeasy at last weekend’s Lower East Side festival at the Theater for the New City: “Dance into the Light” and “All You Are”. Unfortunately technical difficulties got in the way of recording … Continue reading →

Posted in Live! On Stage, The Speakeasy Chronicles | Tagged 1920s, Dance into the Light, Douglas McDonnell, drag ball, Gladys Bentley, Jonathan Fox Powers, LGBT, musical, Queer, Speakeasy, Theater for the New City | 1 Comment

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