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Roy (Roy Meets Girl) and Brian Roman Together at Markham Theatre.

Brian — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 20:21:57 +0000

Roy and I have been working very hard on our respective dreams and it all seems to be coming together. Roy Meet’s Girl has aired twice this month on Spike and Roy will be making an appearance at the Brian Roman show at the Markham Theatre on April the 6th at 8pm.

Watch again on March 26th for Roy Meet’s Girl on Spike, following UFC fights.

Roy Roman Launches New TV Show! “Roy Meets Girl”

Brian — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 16:12:48 +0000

Please also visit www.royroman.co

Hello Friends;

Many of you have heard me mention my brother

Roy. Roy lives in Florida but has made appearances at many of my shows.

I am both proud and excited to tell you that Roy has created a TV show and The SPIKE Network in the United States has picked it up

SPIKE is broadcast nationwide in the USA, Canada and in over 100 other countries.

The show is called “Roy Meets Girl” and is a reality series with Roy at the beach speaking with women about relationships, expectations and intimacy.

Roy Meets Girl will premiere on March 3rd at 11 pm, right after TNA Wrestling on SPIKE.

The premiere will air a few times in March and we are hoping for a full series to launch soon after.

You might also see a name or two that you recognize on the credits following the show.

I thank you all for your consideration and wish you all the very best.

Sincerely,
Brian

Markham Theatre Show a Great Success!

Brian — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 14:07:36 +0000

Wow what a great success Nov 24th at the Markham Theatre, completely sold out, great show and raised $35,000 for a local school. Here are two of the moms from Blessed John XXIII in Unionville getting into the show. Way to go Nella and Marisella, You Rock!!!!!

Karen Nyman and Christopher Dallo were special guest performers and were a big hit with the audience.
Take care and many thanks, Brian

Sparklettes Fund Raiser – Vaughan Playhouse December 16th, 2010

Brian — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 21:30:15 +0000

Hello there and Happy December.

I have just come off of a very successful fund raiser for Blessed John XXIII Catholic Elementary on Nov 24th. The sold out show at the Markham Theatre raised over $35,000.00 for the arts and technology programs.

I know it seems quick to go at it again but when you hear peoples stories it’s tough to stay on the sidelines.

The Romanettes/Sparklettes have a lady friend who is struggling in a battle with cancer, further more she is suffering on her own with some terrible financial hardship.

The Sparklettes have decided to do their first ever concert as a trio in a theatre and to use the concert as a fund raiser for their friend.

From the Sparklettes:

” With regards to our friend Paula, she is under tremendous stress, she had to have a lumpectomy and lymph nodes removed, plus 23 treatments of radiation. There were certain needles that cost her $2000.00 each. Being self employed and not having been able to work for over a year, this has also caused major financial strain.”

Please come and join us. The concert is at 8pm on Thursday December the 16th at the Vaughan Playhouse. The City Playhouse is located in Thornhill at 1000 New Westminster Drive, (part of the Benjamin Vaughan Complex) which is just off Bathurst Street between Hwy. 7 and Centre Street.

Tickets are $25.00 plus HST. For tickets please call the “Box Office – 905-882-7469″.
I promise a great show, fabulous value and you will feel good knowing that you are helping out a person in great need.

OH yes and special thanks to the Jewel 88.5 FM Toronto for promoting this and other shows that I have done.
I encourage you to give them a listen. http://www.jewelradio.com/885/

Thank you and Every Good Wish,
Brian.

Elvis, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tom Jones, Sammy Davis: My Favorite Crooners.

Brian — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 23:19:48 +0000

As a boy I love the classic crooners and singers. Elvis, Tom Jones, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis and oh so many others. I loved them, I loved their voices, I loved their songs and I loved the way they worked with an audience. I remember as a young boy going into my basement and pretending t be them , to sing like them, to talk to the audience like them. I loved them, still do. The songs on my CDs are their songs. I never want to try to impersonate them or do what one would call a tribute show, what I want is to sing some great songs that I learned to love when they were performed by some amazing entertainers. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. I think my favourite song is My Way by Frank Sinatra.