This spirited revue celebrates the timeless songs that made Broadway legendary. Join us as we raise the curtain on the songs that continue to inspire standing ovations and remind us why the Golden Age of Broadway remains as dazzling as ever! Featuring beloved classics by iconic duos like Lerner and Loewe and Rogers and Hammerstein. From sparkling toe tappers to heartfelt ballads and unforgettable duets, each performance captures the charm, wit and excitement that have delighted audiences for generations.

Enjoy the one-hour concert from 1:00–2:00 PM. Coffee and snacks will be served in the lobby after the concert.

Early Bird tickets are $20 until January 6. General Admission is $30.
No refunds once tickets are purchased.

Artists:
Deborah Rosengaus, mezzo soprano
Jonathan Erman, pianist
James Kassis - drums
Kendra Kop - bass

Deborah Rosengaus is a versatile mezzo soprano having studied opera, theater, music and dance. She is known for her exciting, high-energy performances and for creating memorable and endearing characters. With a uniquely flexible voice, as comfortable in world premieres as Renaissance revivals, she has delighted audiences around the world with her rich timbre and sparkling coloratura. Ms. Rosengaus has toured internationally, with a variety of musical ensembles in concert halls such as: Santori Hall in Tokyo, The Center for Performing Arts in Beijing with the Peoples Liberation Army Orchestra, Disney Hall with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. She has done recitals in Mexico and across the United States, giving voice to her research into the lesser-known art songs of great classical composers.

Ms. Rosengaus has received critical acclaim for her interpretation of Jo in Mark Adamo's Little Women and was nominated for a Theater Bay Area Award for the role of Ruth in Pirates of Penzance. With Ars Minerva, she has re-premiered four operas that haven't been seen since their performances back in the Baroque period. Other favorite credits include Cendrillon, Man of La Mancha, Hansel and Gretel, Candide, Pippin, The Consul, Griffelkin by the late great Lucas Foss and the west coast premiere of the new opera Miss Lonelyhearts. She is also a featured vocalist on several independent film soundtracks. 

She has performed locally with Opera San Jose, Ars Minerva, Lamplighters, Pocket Opera, Opera Cultura, Livermore Valley Opera, West Bay Opera, Modesto Opera, 42nd Street Moon, Los Altos Stage Company, Hillbarn and Z-Space. Ms. Rosengaus holds a Master of Music degree from the Manhattan School of Music, where she studied with international opera diva Mignon Dunn, and a bachelor's from the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music.  Singer | Deborah Martinez Rosengaus

Jonathan Erman is a composer, conductor and pianist. He accompanies regularly for theater groups throughout the Bay Area, including TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, West Bay Opera and Foothill Music Theatre. His work encompasses all types of theater, as well as choral and orchestral music. He has taken part in conducting workshops throughout the United States, and his piece Take Flight Anyway was performed by flutist Sara Andon as part of the Los Angeles Film Conducting Intensive's 2020 New Music Project.

James Kassis is a percussionist in the Bay Area since 1986. He has performed with the Monterey Symphony for over 20 years. James has played for a variety of groups including Opera San Jose, New Music Works and the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music. He has taught drums at the Community School of Music and Arts in Mountain View since 1992.

Kendra Kop is a San Francisco based upright bass player, swing dancer and Lindy Hop enthusiast. Kendra is active in San Francisco's vibrant arts and event scene, where her musical and dance skills intersect in performances, classes and community events. She competes in Swing Dance championships and teaches Lindy Hop classes.

Senior Programs are made possible in part by generous contributions from the Jewish Community Federation & Endowment Fund, the John R. Schwabacher Family, Diane and Jon Claerbout, as well as many other individual donors. We are grateful for their generous support.​