Eve Marie Shahoian: Stuff Like That There
Don't Tell Mama343 West 46th Street, New York 10036
Eve Marie Shahoian brings Stuff Like That There to Don’t Tell Mama for a musical journey shaped by the glamour of the 1940s. The program also reaches beyond that decade for a selection of her favorite songs from across the years. Shahoian performs with musical director Jon Weber, with special guests set to join the show, making this a cabaret-style vocal program rather than a solo recital in isolation.
Shahoian is an internationally recognized singer and award-winning songwriter. Earlier in her career, she was a National Vocal Prodigy and was once called “the pint-sized soprano,” a description that points to the vocal reputation she established young. This appearance places that singer-songwriter background in a period-minded setting, with the 1940s as its starting point and songs from later decades widening the frame.
Don't Tell Mama offers a distinctive cabaret experience with four separate spaces including a piano bar and two cabaret showrooms, where bartenders and servers often perform live music themselves. The venue features Mediterranean cuisine alongside a full bar, with a cash-only policy for food and drinks. Seating is limited and first come, first served, so arriving early is wise to secure a spot. Shows typically start in the evening with a 2-drink minimum and ticketed entry, often featuring multiple sets and a mix of seasoned headliners and rising talent. The room’s walls and layout create a close connection between performers and audience, making it a place to truly listen and engage with the music. Located on Restaurant Row in the Theater District, it blends dining and entertainment in a lively yet focused setting.