SHARON ELLZEY TOASTS LIFE IN SHOW AT MAMA'S

Cabaret Artist Sharon Ellzey will perform her one-woman show "So Here's to Life" at the legendary DON'T TELL MAMA (343 West 46th Street, NYC - 1-212-757-0788 - http://www.donttellmama.com/). The early performances on Saturday, April 19th and Saturday, April 26th, both at 6:30 pm, are designed to appeal to the pre-theatre crowd, putting them in the mood for a fun evening of Big Apple entertainment, Broadway style. Ms. Ellzey's musical director is the noted Broadway composer Daniel Sticco. He is a Helen Hayes Award nominee for his work with STUDIO THEATRE's "Old Wicked Songs" and productions of "Falsettoland" and "Bat Boy." Tickets are $15 plus a 2-drink minimum.

With a voice as big as the Lone Star state itself, this native Texan brings her warm humor to a song and it caresses the ear like a fresh spring breeze. Sharon knows her way around a sophisticated lyric and she has achieved acclaim across the United States for her intuitive interpretations of soaring melodies. Her repertoire is also as wide as her vocal range and audiences will find themselves alternately laughing and deeply moved by songs from composers as diverse as Amanda McBroom, Marilyn Bergman, Johnny Mandel, Stephen Sondheim, Kander and Ebb and John Bucchino. For her audiences in New York, Sharon has crafted a delightful and personal entertainment that takes her audiences from the plains of Perryton, Texas to the marquees of Times Square.

In addition to her performances in a number of venues in Texas and the Southwest, Sharon has captured the imagination of audiences in Washington, DC. She has dazzled listeners with her singing at noted performing spaces like THE SPECTRUM, SOURCE THEATRE and the LYCEUM. HORIZONS THEATRE featured her in the flashy and delightful musical revue "Hot and Bothered." And she has garnered theatre award nominations for her dramatic work in productions of "Steel Magnolias," "Moon Over Buffalo" and "Jake's Women." Her first one-woman show "I'm Still Here" was performed to sold-out houses.

Back to CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE Home Page

If you would like to receive a free e-mail subscription to CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE, please click here:

Note: Your subscription will be sent to the e-mail address you subscribe from - and please include your real name along with the city where you live.

NOW YOU CAN JOIN CABARET HOTLINE ONLINE!