w/ Katherine McPhee

Frederic Yonnet joins acclaimed actress/singer Katherine McPhee as a guest soloist for two nights – Friday and Saturday –  during her Café Carlyle Residency in NYC, November 21-25.  McPhee, an American Idol alum and star of NBC’s musical drama Smash, makes her Café Carlyle debut with a show comprised of timeless jazz standards titled I Fall In Love Too Easily, which is also the name of her recently released fifth solo recording.  Yonnet along with Special Guest David Foster join McPhee on Friday night. Chris Botti makes an appearance during the Wednesday and Saturday shows, 8:45pm and 10:45 pm.

While the 8:45 PM shows are sold out, a late show has been added for November 25 at 10:45 PM. Reservations can be made by phone at (212) 744-1600 or online via Ticketweb. Café Carlyle is located in The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel (35 East 76th Street, at Madison Avenue).

About Katherine McPhee
Renowned for her powerhouse presence and show-stopping performances, Katharine McPhee possesses a voice for the ages. Audiences first fell under the chanteuse’s spell during a storied run on American Idol Season 5 in 2005. Propelled by the smash “Over It,” her 2007 self-titled debut bowed at #2 on the Billboard Top 200 and achieved an RIAA gold certification.

A sought-after performer, she has taken stage for PBS specials, including Foster and Friends and Chris Botti.  Between starring in the CBS drama Scorpion (now in its fourth season with McPhee in a high-profile lead role), she released 2015’s Hysteria to much fan praise. Now, McPhee reimagines, recharges, and reinvigorates a host of timeless jazz standards on her fifth full-length, I Fall In Love Too Easily, produced by Don Was.

About the Café Carlyle
The golden age of New York cabaret comes alive each night at Café Carlyle. With an authentic Manhattan backdrop and a soundtrack that is classic cabaret, Café Carlyle is known for headlining incredible talents; including Laura Benanti, Alan Cumming, Judy Collins and Woody Allen, who regularly appears with the Eddy Davis New Orleans jazz band. Music has always been an essential part of The Carlyle, and it is on spectacular display at the Café Carlyle since its debut in 1955.

Seating up to 90 for dinner and a performance, the supper club offers a unique intimate space and is highlighted by music-themed wall murals by Marcel Vertès. At Café Carlyle, guests experience and engage in the lost language of elegance and sophistication. As the New York bastion of classic cabaret entertainment, Café Carlyle completes the Manhattan experience.