Lucille
Carr-Kaffashan Returns to Don't Tell Mama and The Cabaret at Odette's
Lucille
Carr-Kaffashan returns to both New York City and New Hope, Pennsylvania
in April 2002 with additional performances of her popular show "On
My Way To You." Along with musical director and accompanist, David
Brunetti, she will appear at DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street,
NYC - 212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmama.com/)
for two performances: Sunday, April 7th at 3 pm and Saturday, April
20th at 8:30 pm. There is a $10 cover charge and a 2-drink minimum
(cash only).
She and David will also
appear at THE CABARET at Odette's (South River Road, New Hope, PA
- 215-862-3000 - http://www.odettes.com/)
on Saturday, April 27th at 8 pm and Sunday, April 28th at 7:30 am.
There is a $16 cover charge and an $8 food and/or drink minimum. Dinner
is available both before and after the show, and credit cards are
accepted.
In "On My Way To You,"
Lucille uses the words and music of masters like Stephen Sondheim,
Rodgers and Hart, Cole Porter, Coleman and Leigh, Michel Legrand,
and Kander and Ebb to share some perspectives on the journeys of modern
life. The show has been described as "a gem ... a pure delight!" by
Stu Hamstra of Cabaret Hotline Online. BACK STAGE magazine reviewers
Barbara & Scott Siegel wrote that Lucille is "a classically trained
soprano ... who has moved comfortably into the realm of the Great
American Songbook. This bright voiced singer ... with lyric interpretation
that is thoughtful and intelligent ... made a strong impression in
her recent show, 'On My Way To You.' We'd like to see her again!"
A native of Long Island,
New York, Lucille grew up listening to the stories woven by folk music,
operatic arias, and musical theater songs. Drawn to expressive voices,
beautiful melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Lucille has found her artistic
home on the cabaret stage.
For many years, her voice
training was primarily classical, with a focus on Italian and French
arias and art songs. While her cabaret work celebrates the Great American
Songbook “ both classic and contemporary “ she enjoys including in
each program at least one French or Italian song in order to reveal
the emotional colors that can be expressed in these languages.
Lucille performed for
many years in regional theater productions before developing her first
cabaret act. Since 1999, she has presented three different cabaret
shows at Don't Tell Mama, and in Septemberæ2001 she made her Odette's
debut.
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