Open Mic Night

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Auburn Public Theater invites you to add your je ne sais quio to the mixing pot of musicians, stand-up comedians, poetry readers and others inextricably involved in the performative arts. In a ludicrous turn of events we are hosting Auburn Public Theater's Open Mic Night on July's second Friday of the month, July 11th. Normally we would hope to see you every first friday of the month, but because our country is going to have it's 249th birthday on July's first friday we decided it be best to postpone. Thank you for understanding, and we look forward to seeing you here July 11th!

COVER CHARGE: $5

STUDENTS AGE 17 & UNDER WITH ID: FREE

YOUR MC: Daniel Kringer

Daniel is a classically trained operatic tenor, music teacher, concert organiser, podcast host (The Skanfest Podcast), guitar player, and life-lover.He grew up one town over in Skaneateles, and later attended The Crane School of Music to earn a B.M. in Music Education. Inspired by his teachers at Crane, Daniel proceeded to work enthusiastically for three years as a school music teacher; directing choirs and teaching music electives. He spent intervening summers working with organizations like Berkshire Opera Festival (MA), Berkshire Choral Festival (MA), and Skaneateles Festival (NY), and eventually was pulled back to performance full-time. From 2019-2021, Daniel trained and earned an M.A. in Vocal Studies at The Royal Academy of Music, London. He subsequently sang as an opera and concert tenor for two years, before being forced to take a hiatus due to medical concerns, but is happy to now be returning to the arts community gradually as a performer and teacher in upstate New York.Since returning to the area, Daniel has started a private vocal studio in Elbridge, NY, and collaborated with the Skaneateles Festival to pilot an artist interview series - 'The Skanfest Podcast' - on Youtube and Spotify.

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Auburn Public Theater