Summer 2013

 May 10th - ELLIS ISLAND MEDAL OF HONOR CEREMONY
   Dinner ceremony for Medal recipients

May 31st - June 9
PITTSBURGH LIGHT OPERA
 42ND ST
 Tickets and info
The Pittsburgh Examiner says "42nd Street buzzes for nearly three hours. It’s an old show that’s young and healthy and damn good" and "The ensemble is terrific. The show is anchored by Luba Mason as Brock and Patrick Ryan Sullivan as Marsh---both give rock-solid performances, she with strong vocals, he with taut vulnerability."

   

TRIBUNE - "Luba Mason is utter perfection as the diva Dorothy brock, singing and clowning with remarkable precision."

POST GAZETTE - " As Dorothy Brock, the statuesque Luba Mason wears glam well and is particularly impressive on torchy songs such as "I Only Have Eyes For You."

PITTSBURGH NORTH - " When Luba Mason sang her beautiful and sad version of "I Only Have Eyes For You", I was struck with the power that she had to make me feel my heart break for her."

June 14th
THE CUTTING ROOM
 44 E. 32nd ST

 Special Guest Luba Mason w/ the John Miller Band
 www.thecuttingroomnyc.com
  Reservations : 212. 691-1900

Julian Po

A dark musical comedy
about redefining your life.


NY Musical Theater Festival
July 8, 10, 12, 13, 14
The Pershing Square Signature Theater  480 W. 42nd St. - Tickets
Julian Po is a dark musical comedy about a mysterious man who is determined to end his life at the sea, until he finds himself stuck in the smallest, strangest town in middle America. While waiting for a connecting train, he makes friendships that start to sway him from his mission, with repercussions no one anticipated. This darkly humorous modern day myth is set to the quintessentially American sounds of pop, rock and bluegrass.

Kirsten Sanderson, Director - Jacob Porter, Producer
Ira Antelis, Music - Andrew Barrett, Book & Lyrics
Based on the book "La Mort de Monsieur Golouja" by Branimir Supanovic (film by Alan Wade)

Luba Joins the Cast of Boeing Boeing - Engeman Theater Mar 21-May 5

Engeman Theater
Northport LI
Boeing Boeing - A Play by Marc Camoletti

In the high-flying Tony Award winning comedy we meet Bernard Lawrence, a successful American architect living in a posh Paris apartment, as he deftly juggles three fiances who are all flight attendants. Careful planning of the airline timetables and a bit of assistance from Bernard's reluctant housekeeper keep the affairs going, but this supersonic lifestyle hits turbulence when a new, faster Boeing jet is introduced. Fasten your seat belt for a roaring ride that will take you up, up and away.

March 21 - May 4 -> TICKETS
John W Engeman Theater
250 Main Street, Northport, NY 11768
631,261,2900

Update on Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 1:48PM by Luba Mason

Article Announcing the Cast & Creative Team

The New York Times says "A glimmer of the rousing comic acting that might have elevated this production bursts onto the stage with the arrival of Gretchen, the third of the international trio of flight attendants to be introduced. Gretchen, played by Luba Mason, braces herself with legs wide apart, a blond Teutonic commander ready to take charge of her “home,” as Gretchen calls the apartment (as do the others, since they all have keys). Only poor, meek Robert is there, and she demonstrates to him how much she loves the place by grabbing the coffee table and hugging it with abandon, then proclaiming with her fists raised high, “I’m mad with happiness.” This was a moment worthy of applause, which she received."


And backstage at intermission:

     Erin Leign Peck, Luba Mason, and Michele Ragusa