Key NYC website Gothamist just posted an interview with Family Records’ Gabriel Kahane who is playing a NYC home coming show as part of his current tour in support of his debut album. Below an excerpt about some of the things he’s up to right now. Read the full article here.
What are you currently working on?
Trying not to die of high cholesterol on tour. Also a musical commissioned by the Public Theater based on the aforementioned “February House”, which is an exploration of an arts commune in Brooklyn Heights in 194-41 that played host to the likes of W.H. Auden, Carson McCullers, Benjamin Britten, Gypsy Rose Lee, and Jane and Paul Bowles, among others. They actually lived in the same house for almost a year, and drank copiously. There’s also a little piano piece for my dad’s recital at Lincoln Center in the spring.
Gabriel Kahane @ Le Poisson Rouge
Thursday November 11th
158 Bleecker Street (directions)
$8, 18+
