Piano/Musical Director: Tracy Stark

Celebrate the New Year and wipe your slate clean in style with a champagne-sprinkled evening of Cole Porter, Noel Coward, and Marlene Dietrich-inspired delinquency at the hands of two of NYCs favorite post-ingenues,Molly Pope(one of downtown cabaret’s most adventurous performers – The New York Times) and Kim David Smith(this generations Boy from Oz – The New York Times). Musically directed by Tracy Stark, “No Thrill” summons a neo-retro glamour, juxtaposing yesteryear with the here-and-now, through idiosyncratic arrangements and razor wit. Bring a friend, bring a lover (or two) and join Molly and Kim in the glow of Pangea’s intimate setting as they kiss goodnight to 2017 and welcome in the new!

MOLLY POPE is a critically-acclaimed cabarettist whose shows have played Joe’s Pub, Feinsteins/54 Below, Feinsteins at the Regency, Ars Nova, The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, OBERON (A.R.T.), Teatro ZinZanni (Joe’s Pub Seattle), and the Adelaide Cabaret Festival in Australia. Hailed as “One of downtown cabaret’s most adventurous performers” by the New York Times, she is the recipient of both the 2016 Bistro Award for Creative Cabaret Artistry and the 2016 MAC Award for Musical Comedy. She has been named a Time Out New York Top Ten Cabaret Act of 2008 and 2012 and a Village Voice Best of NYC 2011 for Best Singer To Turn Life Into A Cabaret. Most recently she recorded her first album, “An Audience with Molly Pope”, live at Joe’s Pub. She has also performed at The Cafe Carlyle (Tales From The Jazz Age), the Afterglow Festival in Provincetown, The Amber Zone at Sid Gold’s Request Room, Our Hit Parade at Joe’s Pub and as a resident artist at The Kimmel Center (Philadelphia) and The Orchard Project. Stage credits include FOUND (Atlantic Theater Co, Philadelphia Theater Co), Horseplay, or the Fickle Mistress (LaMama ETC/Theatre Askew),Dan Fishbacks The Material World(Dixon Place).

Kim David Smith is described by Broadway World as the”David Bowie of cabaret”,”slyly subversive” by the Wall Street Journal, and labeled the”male Marlene Dietrich” by the New York Times, Australian Kim David Smith is a Helpmann Award nominated singer and cabaret performer, known for his Weimar-era inspired works that juxtapose authentic musical material with stylistic takes on current popular tunes. His electro-pop albums Nova,Supernova, and cabaret EP,The Tease, are available on iTunes and Amazon.