Somewhere during one of the initial pandemic surges, I began a project tentatively dubbed “Uncalled-For Arrangements” (which I abandoned when life things started happening again), consisting of funky experimental electronic remixes of anything that happened to pop into my head on a given day. For a while, it was ’70s and ’80s TV show themes.…
In honor of Judy’s Centennial, here are some special memories from my time portraying her in “End of the Rainbow” at The Carnegie:
After a long, heart-wrenching pandemic production hiatus, I am thrilled to join The Carnegie Theatre in bringing to audiences, at last, Peter Quilter’s End of the Rainbow, the dramatic, sometimes hilarious, and deeply poignant portrait of the last year of Judy Garland’s life, live concerts, and complex relationships with two of the men in her…
It’s been my great fortune to have had several amazing opportunities over the years to portray some legendary female entertainers on stage, from Rosemary Clooney to Bette Davis, and almost Patsy Cline (in a production that, due to unfortunate circumstances that did not involve me, was canceled just before opening). Now, I am thrilled to…
This Sunday, I’m headed back (virtually) to San Francisco for an evening of song with a host of Bay Area talent including Leslie Ivy, Shay Ogelsby-Smith, and master of ceremonies Clay David. Come join us at the VRTL Café, honoring women visionaries at this month’s free online cabaret with “The World Where Roses Bloom” at 5:00 PM…
What an honor to perform the national anthem at this past Wednesday’s San Francisco Giants game with this fabulous group!
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