Anne Burnell — Cry Me a River: The Music of Julie London, A Chicago Cabaret Week Show

Julie London was an American singer, a film and TV actress, and a pinup model, whose career spanned five decades. She released over 30 albums of pop and jazz standards, including her signature song, Cry Me a River. She married songwriter and pianist Bobby Troup (from the television show “Route 66”) and later starred with him in the television series Emergency! Billboard named Julie the most popular female vocalist for 1955, 1956, and 1957.

Cast
Featuring Anne Burnell, Mark Burnell, Henry Johnson, Chuck Webb

Venue
Gateway Lounge at the Copernicus Center at 5216 W. Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL 60630

Time
Show at 7 pm - 9 pm

Price
$30 to $50

Additional info

Accessibility: The venue is accessible to people with disabilities via a separate entrance on Lawrence Avenue.

Transit: 1.5-blocks from the Jefferson Park Transit Center, which is served by the CTA Blue Line, Metra Union Pacific Northwest (UP-NW) Line, and numerous CTA and Pace bus routes. #81 Lawrence Avenue bus stops in front of the building (eastbound) and at the corner (westbound).

Parking: Free parking is often available in the center’s lot. Paid street and lot parking are also nearby.

Presented by - Coordinators of Chicago Cabaret Week

Location

Gateway Theater Annex @ The Copernicus Center

5216 W Lawrence Ave.
Chicago,IL60625+ Google Map

Date

Thursday, May 14th

Time

7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Cost

$28

Facebook URL

https://www.facebook.com/BurnellMusic

X URL

https://x.com/BurnellMusic

Youtube URL

https://youtu.be/GiCbIaR26mg?si=-vaEKSkenndHX8C6

TikTok URL

https://www.tiktok.com/@burnellmusic

Official Website: chicagocabaretweek.com

More Artist and Event Details: workinginconcert.org and burnellmusic.com/home

Youtube sample: youtube.com/channel/UCvQEy8wHsOkX_jv92pQEwuw

Event Link: choosechicago.com/event/the-music-of-julie-london/

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