Paul Turner Returns to Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham August 24 at 8 p.m.

Cabaret and opera singer Paul Turner returns to Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham to sing about love and other flights of fancy.

(PRWEB) August 3, 2005 -- Paul Turner brings his comic flair to a cabaret set at the Amazing Things Arts Center on August 24, 2005 at 8 p.m. He is accompanied by pianist Michael Larson, a headliner at nightclubs through New England.

Expect songs of Duke Ellington, Billy Joel, Rodgers and Hart, Bob Dylan, and other favorites, as he lets song after song go out from his heart. Tickets for the August 24th performance are $7.00. Amazing Things Arts Center is located at 55 Nicholas Road in the Saxonville section of Framingham. For more information, call 508.405.2787

In June 2005, Paul Turner, white wig and all, starred in a production of "Die Fledermaus" with Chaminade Opera Group at Wheaton College. He was Eisenstein, who tricked by his college friend, seduces his wife at a masked ball.

Paul sings at Boston area nightclubs, such as Encore Piano Lounge (across from the Wang Center), Frank's Steakhouse in Cambridge, and Kennedy's Midtown in the financial district.

Paul lives by the words of a recently published poem: "I sing because it gives my life verbs and verses." His poems have appeared in Meridian Anthology of Contemporary Poetry, Nomad's Choir, Parnassus Literary Journal, and soon in Poetry Motel.

A Drama major and graduate of Manhattan's School of Performing Arts, Paul thinks that opera is the great blend of singing and acting, and that good cabaret shares top billing with the best of the classic soliloquies. He is Mr. Respiratory in the Prentice Hall Real Nursing Skills series,

available on the web.

For more information about Paul Turner, visit www.liricotenore.com

For directions to the Amazing Things Arts Center, visit www.amazingthings.org

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