Join us for a night of laughter, tears, and music with Norman Lasiter's solo cabaret show, "Gray Pride," with musical director Christopher Marlowe. Delve into the heart and soul of an older, out, and proud gay man as he takes you on a journey through his life. With a blend of amusing anecdotes and heartfelt stories, Norman shares his experiences and battles, celebrating the beauty of aging and the power of living authentically. Accompanied by a captivating selection of songs from pop, Broadway, off-Broadway, and the Great American Songbook, "Gray Pride" promises an unforgettable evening that will move you, entertain you, and inspire you to embrace every shade of life. Don't miss this powerful tribute to love, life, and the enduring strength of the human spirit whether you're a part of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, or simply a lover of exquisite storytelling and music.
Raised in Indianapolis, Norman ventured to the vibrant cities of New York City and Palm Springs, California, where he spent three enriching decades honing his craft before returning to his roots seven years ago. In the bustling streets of Manhattan, he passionately pursued his singing career, gracing the local cabaret clubs with his voice, being spotlighted numerous times at the iconic Carnegie Hall, lending his vocals to an original Sony Music track, and creating two solo albums. Southern California saw Norman living out his dream as a celebrated cabaret artist, captivating audiences in Palm Springs, Los Angeles, and back in Manhattan with his performances.
After his return to Indianapolis and a brief hiatus, Norman made a triumphant comeback to the stage with his new show, "Gray Pride." This show quickly became the talk of the town, heralded as "theatre festival highlight." Building on this momentum, he delivered a sold-out, critically acclaimed performance at The Cabaret last summer. Now, Norman is set to dazzle Carmel with his acclaimed show during Pride month, in the lead-up to the Indy Pride Parade and Festival, promising unforgettable performances for two nights.