An evening of great music and wine to benefit Old Friends Club 5pm – 7pm

Join us for an evening of great music and wine from 5pm-7pm. Tickets are $25 and all proceeds benefit Old Friends Club (OFC).  OFC offers social day programs for those living with memory challenges.

Owner Bob Delf will be playing piano with 2 extraordinary singers: Don Collins, and Bethany Staelens. We’ll do some musical theatre numbers, some standards, and some surprises.  Reservations at https://www.exploretock.com/northwestcellars . This will be packed, so make your reservations early ! Wines by the bottle or glass only. NOTE YOU NEED TO PURCHASE TICKETS HERE, AND ALSO MAKE A RESERVATION AT https://www.exploretock.com/northwestcellars/ .

Don came to Seattle in 1974 to sing with Seattle Opera.  He became one of their National Artists in 1976 and was with the company as a leading baritone until 1980.  He continued his career over the next 30 years, ultimately transitioning to musical theater.  He’s performed with numerous theaters in Seattle including: ACT, TAG, The 5^th Avenue and The Village Theatre.

Known primarily as a jazz singer in the PNW, Bethany’s New York career was primarily in theatre and cabaret.  Some of her favorite roles include Meg in “Damn Yankees”, Patsy in “Always, Patsy Cline”, and Dorothy Brock in a European tour of “42nd Street”. Bethany’s cabaret appearances include solo shows at Pallson’s, Gregory’s, and Don’t Tell Mama, “Noel Coward and His Ladies” with Steve Ross at the Algonquin, and as writer and director, “Sex: Because it Sells” at The Duplex.

Bob is a classically-trained pianist, and began playing professionally at age 13. He was Musical Director for the Canadian debut of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, also played Side by Side by Sondheim, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, and I Do! I Do! .