September 29th marks the release of Beat by Beat Press' New Musical: The Claw. Eli's been thrilled to work under the incredible writers team of Denver Casado, Jessica Penzias, Kerry Kazmierowicztrimm, Christyn Budzyna, & Jack Mitchell as their apprentice for the last four months, and is proud of the wonderful show that can now be performed by young theatre-lovers across the globe.
Check out some of the songs below, and learn more about Beat by Beat Press and The Claw on their website.
Eli is thrilled to share Tin Pan Alley 2's February 2021 Concert on Love, featuring Eli Cohen, G. Victoria Campbell, Erin J. Reifler & Spencer Robelen.
Written by Eli Cohen, Performed by Ruby Gibson
Music Direction by Gaby Mank, Music Supervision by Mo Yeh
Piano by Noah Landis
Written by Eli Cohen, Performed by Drew Hope & Conor McGarry
Music Direction by Gaby Mank, Music Supervision by Mo Yeh
Written by Eli Cohen, Performed by Emma Griffone & Mia Nevarez
Music Direction by Gaby Mank, Music Supervision and Orchestration by Mo Yeh
Guitar by Will Finnegan, Drums by Tynan Friend
Eli is thrilled to be a part of the first concert of Tin Pan Alley 2's 2021 Season. Tin Pan Alley 2 is a bi-monthly free concert series curated by Durra Leung and Sam Rosenblatt, dedicated to showcasing new original musical theatre works.
February's concert, Love will feature three songs from The Chosen One: "Anything", "Scared", and "Damage Control".
Watch the concert on YouTube, going live February 12th at 7:30pm EST.
Eli is thrilled to share to share the song "Anything" from his new musical The Chosen One, as featured in UNC Greensboro's Hear Our Voices cabaret.
Joey asks Eleanor, who is aromantic, to go on a double-date with him and Oliver.
Featuring Maddie Conti as Eleanor.
Eli's song "Anything", from the upcoming musical The Chosen One has been selected as a part of UNC Greensboro's upcoming Song Cycle: Hear Our Voices.
"As part of a mission to center marginalized voices in American Theatre, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro School of Theatre will present a song cycle focused on new work by BIPOC, LGBTQ+ and disabled writers. UNCG fully supports and values an inclusive community with visible and meaningful representation of diversity. We seek to promote a climate of civility and respect, where diverse viewpoints and experiences are welcomed. UNCG is committed to protecting the rights of all to ensure that each person in our community is empowered, valued and respected for their contributions to the mission of this university. As a minority-serving institution, we embrace our role as serving a large, diverse student body and we are committed to our mission as providing access and opportunity for all."
Tickets for Hear Our Voices are on sale now at uncgtheatre.com, streaming November 12th through 14th. Check out a sneak peek of "Anything", performed by UNCG student Maddie Conti below!
