Thursday, January 19, 2017

Peaches and Crime revives

‘Bandit’s Burlesque’ in Owego
Local vaudeville musical
act Peaches and Crime will
revive its theatrical produc-
tion “Bandit’s Burlesque”
on Saturday night at the
Ti-Ahwaga Performing Arts
Center in Owego.
The country-themed
old-timey burlesque show
spans decades of history for
this performance style.
“As with everything we
do, we wanted this to be a
creative development of
what it is we're reviving,”
said Daniel “Danny Black”
Schwartz, the group’s lyr-
icist. “We’ve done vaude-
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ville shows before. Bur-
lesque shows, too. But we
wanted to give the audience
a fresh new take on this
classic art form.”
“It excites audiences,”
added Angela “Angie Dia-
mond” Schwartz, the act’s
lead singer and composer.
“They feel like they’re liv-
ing history. People have
usually associated the
‘crime’ in our name with
1920s and 1930s gangsters,
but the Wild West was just
as criminal.”
Along with the Schwartz-
es, Peaches and Crime in-
cludes Julia “Abbigail Pins”
Adams as vocalist and
trumpet player, Cat “Young
Catherine” McDonald as
vocalist and clarinetist,
Greg “Gregor Gregorevich-
"Baker on bass, Tony “the
Greek” Georges on guitar,
Mike “Mikey the Fist” Scla-
fani on keyboard, and AJ
“Fats” Rembert playing
drums.
But for this show they’re
sharing the stage with danc-
ers Lily “Domino Trixx”
Clark, Jean “Shimmer La-
Rue” Graham, Fae “Ivy
Midnight” Nordstrom, Lori
“Ann Prospect” Pickering,
JamieLynn “Lucy Haze”
Stulir and Arydaea Insanity
as “Vanilla Danger.”
Tickets for the 8 p.m.
show at Ti-Ahwaga (42 Del-
phine St. in Owego) are $20
for adults, $18 for seniors

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