ABOUT THE SHOW

Silver Screen Serenade
is a fast-moving, electric new show that stars
Rob Kevlin.

Silver Screen Serenade
intertwines nine decades of some of
the very best songs from Hollywood movies
—including ballads such as “Besame Mucho”
from early films like Follow The Boys (1944)
and all the way to the rock anthem,
“Crazy Little Thing Called Love”
from Bohemian Rhapsody (2018).

Rob Kevlin
is a charismatic and multi-lingual
singer/performer. He has thrilled audiences
with sold-out concerts at Broadway’s premiere
supper club, Feinstein’s/54 Below, as well as
performances in the legendary Barbra Streisand
Room at The Friars Club in NYC,
at Carnegie Hall, at The MGM Grand in Las Vegas,
and the Writer’s Guild Theater,
just to name a few venues.

Yaron Gershovsky,
Musical Director for the Grammy Winning,
“Manhattan Transfer,” is the musical director
and pianist for this show.

REPERTOIRE
includes the following titles

Besame mucho
Sway
Can’t help falling in love with you
Under the sea
I believe I can fly
Crazy little thing called love
Somewhere
Fever
Unchained Melody
All I care about
Over the rainbow
I got rhythm
If I were a rich man
The way you look tonight
New York New York
The Prayer
This is me

REVIEWS

“… a really talented singer and what a great voice!”
“This will truly be a special night out!”

— Valerie Smaldone / Five-time Billboard Award-winning media personality

“I really enjoyed singing with such a super-talented, rising star.”

— Jennifer Holliday / Tony and Grammy Award Winner

“He has the talent. He really showed his vocal prowess on “Somewhere” from West Side Story, which made the most of his classically trained voice. Closing with “The Prayer” and “This Is Me,” Kevlin showed that he has power and range, and can also sing with sensitivity.“

— Andrew Poretz / Theater Pizzazz

“Rob Kevlin brought his new show Silver Screen Serenade to Feinstein’s/54 Below. His show pays tribute to the greatest movie songs of all time including ‘Besame Mucho’ from Follow The Boys, ‘Sway’ from The Wedding Date, ‘Under The Sea’ from Disney’s The Little Mermaid, and so many more. I enjoyed his show very much.”

Magda Katz / Time Square Chronicles

“Rob Kevlin cleverly intertwined nine decades of some of the very best songs from Hollywood movies into a fast-moving, very entertaining show. The songs crossed many genres and Kevlin displayed his ability to rock, swing, and perform a soft ballad. He was backed by a trio led by music director/pianist Yaron Gershovsky, MD Manhattan Transfer.”

— Ron Forman / ASA – Cabaret Scenes

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