Michael Seida & Band - Schedule, Program & Tickets
Michael Seida & Band
"SO IS LEBM / That's life" when the entertainer Michael Seida "tunes in" Frank Sinatra's global hit "auf unsa Sproch", when a top band plays their instruments in the background, when the spotlights flood the stage in glamorous light, then everyone knows Frank, Dean & Sammy friends after the first song: In "Rat-Pack - auf unsa Sproch" they should get their money's worth!
One advice pack evergreen after another enchants the audience, in between a series of exciting-amusing background stories, sung and narrated by one who, as a true entertainer, unites the qualities of the singer, comedian and dancer in one person.
In Seidas' perceptible passion, his will becomes clear in drawing the picture of the three American legends as truthfully as possible. Frank, Dean, and Sammy are portrayed with love by one who loves them, not imitated in song, but interpreted with Michael Seida's translated texts "auf unsa Sproch"; and they turn into the evening for the audience of unapproachable showbiz greats to people who would have liked to know personally.
What comes so authentically off the stage simply touches; the last one at the latest, when in the very last encore is called "Des gheart to my way" ("My Way").
Subject to change.
One advice pack evergreen after another enchants the audience, in between a series of exciting-amusing background stories, sung and narrated by one who, as a true entertainer, unites the qualities of the singer, comedian and dancer in one person.
In Seidas' perceptible passion, his will becomes clear in drawing the picture of the three American legends as truthfully as possible. Frank, Dean, and Sammy are portrayed with love by one who loves them, not imitated in song, but interpreted with Michael Seida's translated texts "auf unsa Sproch"; and they turn into the evening for the audience of unapproachable showbiz greats to people who would have liked to know personally.
What comes so authentically off the stage simply touches; the last one at the latest, when in the very last encore is called "Des gheart to my way" ("My Way").
Subject to change.
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