Hoffman will also accompany Zabrecky on piano during the magic portion of the show. To wit, he’s rehearsing with musicians Kristian Hoffman, Byron Reynolds, Matt Devine, Fred Sablan and Steve Gregoropolis on a trove of Possum Dixon songs in addition to interesting covers, including “Janitor” by the 1970s Long Beach post-punk band Suburban Lawns and “Dreaming” by Blondie.
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Zabrecky is developing a TV show featuring his performance and what he promises to be a cast of “super interesting people.” But for now he’s concentrating on his upcoming show at Steve Allen. His respect for Zabrecky and his art has not faded, and Gosling cast Zabrecky as the MC in his recent directorial debut, “Lost River.” “We fell in love with the place and what was happening here,” Gosling told The Times in 2010. His gaunt visage with hollowed cheekbones and close-cropped black hair makes the character appear out of his time, as if he just emerged from a seance in San Francisco in the 1920s. In the last 15 years, Zabrecky has been cultivating a darkly comic character named Odd Man. SIGN UP for the free Essential Arts & Culture newsletter > “But I got the bug to be on stage again and play music, and after a couple of shows here and there, it feels wonderful.” indie-rock band Possum Dixon, which put out three albums on Interscope Records. I thought it was a chapter that was closed,” says Zabrecky, who once fronted the L.A. This time, the first half of the show will be magic, and the second half will be music.
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“An Evening With Rob Zabrecky” will mark the first time that the performer - an audience favorite at the Magic Castle - will return to the theater since 2012, when he staged a series of sold-out one-man shows. Magician Rob Zabrecky will mount a one-night-only variety extravaganza Friday at the Trepany House at the Steve Allen Theater in L.A.
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