Arthur Newman Theater at the Joslyn Center 73-750 Catalina Way, Palm Desert, CA
Important Update – Sunday’s Performance
It is with a heavy heart that we share that Sydney Weisman’s performance scheduled for this Sunday at the Arthur Newman Theatre has been cancelled due to illness.
Sydney is not only a remarkable cabaret artist, but a beloved member of our Coachella Valley arts community. Her warmth, storytelling, and extraordinary talent have touched so many of us, both on and off the stage. 
At this time, our thoughts are with Sydney, and we are wishing her a full and speedy recovery. 
We know many of you were looking forward to this special afternoon of “Knock ‘Em Dead – My Greatest Hits 1955–2026,” and we share in your disappointment—but Sydney’s health and well-being come first.
Thank you for your understanding, and please join us in sending Sydney love, strength, and healing.
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Arthur Newman Theatre
Sunday Cabaret Series
proudly presents an incredible lineup of amazing entertainers!
Doors open at 2:30pm / show begins at 3:00pm
Admission is $25 cash at the door - no reservations necessary
Ample parking available
For more info email SundayCabaretSeries@gmail.com
Sunday Cabaret Series
The Sunday Cabaret Series is proud to be in its 15th season at the Arthur Newman Theatre in Palm Desert. The series began in 2010 when the Joslyn Center invited the legendary Les Michaels to move his successful cabaret shows to their theater. Les produced hundreds of spectacular shows over the years before passing away much too soon in 2022. Today, Frankie Mamone is honored to continue Les' legacy of showcasing the most popular and talented performers of the Coachella Valley for your entertainment.
Frankie Mamone
Frankie Mamone has been producing shows and entertaining audiences his entire life. He started as a child actor in Ohio and later performed in Los Angeles alongside great stars such as Eddie Albert, Kaye Ballard, Connie Stevens, Carol Channing -- the list goes on and on! Today, Frankie resides in the Coachella Valley where he is known as "The Italian Crooner," specializing in tribute shows to Jerry Vale, Tony Bennett and other beloved vocalists.