Showing posts with label carnegie hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carnegie hall. Show all posts
Friday, April 2, 2010
CD: Klea Blackhurst's AUTUMN IN NEW YORK
MTT guest and belter extraordinaire, Klea Blackhurst, reinvents the classics of the past by adding her own unique approach. An amazing musical instrument, Klea's voice has been heard in symphony halls and theatre around the world. A master of her craft, Klea Blackhurst is a force to be reckoned with. She is simply --- amazing.
Labels:
big band,
broadway,
carnegie hall,
classics,
ethel merman,
london,
movie musical,
musical theatre,
off-broadway,
standards
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
GUEST: Belter Extraordinaire Klea Blackhurst
KLEA BLACKHURST's appearances include the London Palladium's Broadway. She made her Carnegie Hall debut with Michael Feinstein singing the works of Jule Styne and debuted her revue, “Everything The Traffic Will Allow” at Royal Albert Hall. Klea's theatre and Off-Broadway feature roles include Mama Morton in Chicago and Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes. Klea has appeared on "The Caroline Rhea Show," "The Rosie O'Donnell Show," "Sesame Street," and "A Prairie Home Companion."
REPLAY: http://www.musicaltheatretalk.com/
Labels:
belter,
belting,
broadway,
carnegie hall,
feinstein's,
london,
new york,
off-broadway,
vocal training,
voice
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