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7 de may. de 2024 · “The finest all-Sondheim album ever recorded,” was The Wall Street Journal’s verdict on Melissa Errico’s ecstatic, inward-turning Sondheim Sublime (released in 2018).Now, her new tribute to Broadway’s greatest songwriter, Sondheim In The City, changes tone to offer us a more outward-driven, kaleidoscopic street fair of New York scenes and moments – summoning back to life the poetic ...
Nata a New York, Melissa Errico ha studiato storia dell'arte e filosofia a Yale, dopo aver temporaneamente interrotto gli studi nel 1989 per interpretare Cosette nella prima tour statunitense del musical Les Misérables.. Debutta a Broadway nel 1992 con un musical tratto da Anna Karenina e l'anno successivo interpreta la protagonista Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady con Richard Chamberlain.
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Melissa Errico is one of the most versatile women to have come out of this Broadway's young generation, proving herself both a great interpreter of classic musicals and modern music alike, ...
Melissa's Theater Career. Since her precocious debut in the 1990’s in Les Misérables and My Fair Lady, Melissa is known for her silvery voice and incandescent stage presenc e—for the way she brings a dark theater into glorious sunlight. She has starred in the Broadway musicals Anna Karenina, My Fair Lady, High Society, Dracula the Musical ...
1 de jul. de 2024 · Melissa Errico, the Tony-nominated Broadway actress and singer, will celebrate the release of her latest album, “Sondheim in the City,” at 54 Below, the New York supper club, next week. Released in February, the album, 54 Below said, “is the Sondheim of smart, sophisticated New York, the Sondheim of the quick, witty, sardonic, love ...
The first time I heard Melissa Errico sing was in a musical theater workshop. She was singing a song of mine, actually, a tricky, highly multi-syllabic song that David Shire and I had written, in which a former dancer applied the vocabulary of ballet steps to the ‘everyday dance’ of her current life as a working mother, a song that had exasperated or defeated several other fine singers.
