The Love Revival Orchestra
- New York City, NY
- Wedding Band
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"Bending Threads offers the complete social entertainment package! Four singers perform new and standard arrangements to your favorite songs and music styles. Poetic interpretations & live band can be included.
Bending Threads provided entertainment for a networking mixer that my non-profit organization held several months ago. The musical selections that they performed were fantastic and the crowd absolutely loved them. I would definitely choose Bending Threads for any event that I might personally host in the future and I highly recommend them to anyone that is need of a live musical act for any type of occasion!
Response from Bending Threads:
Thank you so much for this wonderful review!
Price Range: Contact for rates
Gig Length: 30 - 180 minutes
Languages: English
"From the opening moments...the performers made their way through the crowd, the tone was set for an intimate, personal evening..With a quartet of voices this talented I highly recommend catching them"
-Nigel Chiwaya, The Queens Ledger
"It was more than a cabaret. Very inspirational. Wow! When is the next one?"-
Trish Pennix, Computer Business Specialist, 35 y/o --
"Thank you for performing the best cabaret I've ever seen. I enjoyed myself..."
-Chandler Wild, Student, 23 y/o
"...Had me singing and dancing all the way home!"
Ms. King, Director, International Learning/Training (Healthcare) --
Bending Threads is an innovative collective consisting of four artists in pursuit of a new vision for cabaret. Through live musical performance themed with African-American literature we create an atmosphere to entertain, educate and inspire audiences.
After a well-known Broadway producer commented on the lack of a resource pool of talented African-American performers in NYC, Mr. Rejinald Woods considered the comment and acted on an opportunity. On a quest to challenge this statement through positive artistic expression, he gathered together his peers of multi-talented artists to self-produce a cabaret show. In March 2009, Patrice Bell, Kareen Foster, Westley Todd Holiday and Rejinald Woods came together and created Bending Threads. Bending Threads became a platform for eager artists to give birth to their own means of self-expression.
Premiering at Don’t Tell Mama Cabaret Night Club on April 28, 2009, Bending Threads produced and performed their Paul Lawrence Dunbar inspired cabaret piece, We Wear the Mask. The overwhelming response to this first show propelled a new vision for the four artists. From this point, they advanced their dream of self-employment and promotion instead of relying on producers to cast them in theatrical shows.
Their achievement with We Wear The Mask, was followed by Seasons of Change premiering in November of 2009, at The Duplex. Looking to gain more exposure in the cabaret scene while celebrating Cabaret Month, Bending Threads toured New York City with both shows in March 2010. Seasons of Change returned to the Duplex and a revised version of We Wear the Mask premiered at the Metropolitan Room. In a little over a year into their development, this new team of artists brought additional performances to the Iguana Nightclub, Broadway Comedy Club, and the 2010 MetroStar competition at the Metropolitan Room. Bending Threads actively believes in building a cohesive community of artists and have since created two show series: BT & Friends and Black on Broadway in which they invite other professional peers and Broadway veterans to share the stage.
After the challenge and success of two shows and several performances, Bending Threads had built a diverse and loyal audience and expanded their presence in the Cabaret community. The next step was a leap towards making history; DREAMSCAPE. This three night cabaret-style mini series celebrated the two year anniversary of Bending Threads and was the first ever series of its kind to hit the New York stage.
We are flexible and can customize our performance to meet all your needs.
The Joint Is Jumpin [ALL]
Hit Me With A Hot Note And Watch Me Bounce [Patrice]
The World Is Waiting to Hear Your Song [Reji]
Resentment [Kareen]
Four Women [Patrice]
Cruisin' [Kareen & Westley]
King of the World [Reji]
Push Da' Button [Patrice]
What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life [Patrice]
The Prayer [Kareen & Westley]
Mary Had A Baby [ALL]
Home [Kareen]
Viper's Drag [Westley]
PastTime Paradise [ALL]
Yesterday [ALL]
Mercy Mercy Me/What's Going On MASH-UP [Double Duets-ALL]
She's Out of My Life [Reji]
Black and Blue [ALL]
Pearls [Patrice]
On the Deck of A Spanish Saling Ship [ALL]
Summertime [Kareen]
Summertime [Wes]
Be A Lion [Kareen]
Patience [R, P, K with W snippets throughout]
When I First Saw You [Reji]
Lovely Day [ALL]
Brand New Day [ALL]
I’m Here [Patrice]
Always and Forever [Westley] -- with mp3 track
Heart of the Matter [ALL] *to be continued - finish learning
Just the Way You Are (Amazing) [Reji & Westley]
& hundreds more of your favorite songs to choose from!
Kareen Foster | Singer/Performer |
Rejinald Woods | Singer/Performer |
Patrice Bell | Singer/Performer |
Westley Todd Holiday | Singer/Performer |
Music of the DECADES!! 1940s to 2000s - Music Theater - Classical - Jazz -
Small - Large open space
PA System for Microphones
Keyboard/Piano
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