Cabaret – 2027 – David Rhodes – DOES ANYONE STILL FINISH..A HAT: the songs of Stephen Sondheim
1249 Main Street
West Warwick,RI
September 28, 2027
7:30 PM
Price: $25
Buy Tickets HereDescription: International Cabaret Artist David Rhodes brings his highly acclaimed tour de force, DOES ANYONE STILL FINISH…A HAT – a musical musing on life and art—to The Arctic Playhouse having garnered rave reviews and sold-out venues in Provincetown, New York and London. A synthesis of intimate monologues paired with the canon of Sondheim’s masterpieces, DOES ANYONE STILL FINISH…A HAT explores the nuances of the artist’s journey as expressed through Stephen Sondheim’s songs, with Rhodes’ own personal anecdotes weaving the personal and universal together in a rich tapestry of song and spoken word.
Bio:
DAVID RHODES began his professional acting career at age seven, playing Cerberus the three headed dog in The Myth of Persephone at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium with The Children’s Repertory for Especially Talented Children. At twelve he played the titular role in the musical Oliver in Summerstock. At nineteen he had the honor of recreating the lead role of Alan Strang in Equus in the first tri state regional production after the show’s Broadway’s run. Rhodes then went on to train at Carnegie Mellon, Wesleyan University and spent three years in London at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Returning stateside he played a myriad of classical roles in regional theatre around the country, and toured nationally with Cathy Rigby in Peter Pan and the National Tour of Grease. Film credits include costarring with Francois Arnaud in Rapid Eye Movement and Playing For Keeps with Marissa Tomei. Television audiences may recognize him from guest starring roles in East New York, Law and Order, Law and Order Criminal Intent and others. Classically schooled with a contemporary edge, Rhodes’ work as a playwright, solo artist, stage, film, and television actor has garnered critical acclaim nationally and internationally. He wrote and directed CONSENT which had a six week Off Broadway at The Roundabout’s Black Box Theatre. As a cabaret artist Rhodes is well known in Provincetown, New York, London, Boston, and New Orleans for his unique and theatrical performances, crossing the boundaries between Cabaret, theater and spoken word performance art. Rhodes is thrilled to have recently taken on his his new leadership role as Producing Artistic Director of Provincetown CabaretFest after four years with the festival as both a Master Class teacher and performer.
