WHAT'S IN A NAME? at CROONERS SUPPER CLUB
- Jen Maren
- Mar 18
- 2 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
Saturday, May 17 · 6 - 7:30pm CDT. Doors at 5pm
BOOK BEFORE MAY 1ST AND RECEIVE 10% OFF
Dinner and drinks service starts 1 hour before showtimes.
Join us at Crooners Supper Club: 6161 Highway 65 NE. Minneapolis, MN 55432
An Evening of Great Entertainment
What’s in a name? Well, for many songwriters, it seems there is quite a bit! Across all music genres there are songs named after people: Maria, Jenny, Jack, Barbara Ann, Mack, Mandy, Jolene, Danny Boy, Dulcinea, and so many more. From Broadway to Pop to Country to Swing, join Jen, Andrew, and special guest Dane Stauffer as they sing and play an eclectic mix of songs with names as their titles. 80% Music + 20% comedy = 100% Fun!
Jen Maren: Host, Vocals
Andrew Fleser: Piano, Vocals
Dane Stauffer: Special Guest Vocals
Jen Maren is an actress, singer, and VoiceOver talent. Known for her role of Marjorie Congdon in GLENSHEEN at The History Theatre, she has also appeared on many Twin Cities Stages including: Guthrie Theater, Ordway Theatre, Penumbra Theatre, Mixed Blood, Old Log Theater, Illusion Theater, Park Square Theatre, and Children's Theater Company.
Dr. Andrew Fleser, pianist and teacher, has performed as a soloist and accompanist throughout the United States and Europe. He has worked with many theaters in the Twin Cities, including Minnesota Orchestra, Children’s Theatre Company, History Theatre, and Park Square Theatre. His performances can be heard on Minnesota Public Radio, A Prairie Home Companion, and Cantus’s albums A Harvest Home and Manifesto.
Dane Stauffer is familiar to Twin Cities Audiences as Roger in the Ivey Award winning “Glensheen”. He also starred as Scrooge in “Dolly Parton’s Smokey Mountain Christmas Carol” at the Ordway. He has toured Ireland and the West Coast in “Triple Espresso.” While in Los Angeles, he sang in the LA Blues Festival at the House of Blues, Cafe Was with Jeff Goldblum and his Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, Herb Alpert’s Vibe Room and Yoshi’s with Estaire Godinez. He can be seen in the just released film “Marmalade,” and he continues to teach empowerment through the arts to children and adults in all settings.
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