Julie Foldesi of SOUTH PACIFIC to Play Joe's Pub 11/10

Julie Foldesi, current cast member of Lincoln Center’s South Pacific, will play Joe’s Pub on Monday, November 10, 2008 as part of the Ghostlight series. Playing with Julie are Claudia Chopek, Michael Croiter, Doug Derryberry, Lori Eure, Jordan Jancz, Dick Neal, and Cary Scope. Joe's Pub is located within the Public Theater at 425 Lafayette Street. There is a $15 cover charge and a two-drink minimum. For reservations call (212) 967-7555 or visit www.joespub.com.
 
Born in Raleigh, NC. Julie Foldesi moved to NYC to pursue her dreams of being on Broadway. She has made her living ever since doing Broadway and various theater projects. She has appeared on Broadway in Little Women and The Full Monty and can currently be seen in Lincoln Center’s Tony Award Winning Revival of South Pacific. Julie started writing songs about 5 years ago and started playing with a band around NYC. A little over a year ago, Julie met up with bluegrass musician/arranger/producer Dick Neal, and was thrilled to find her new sound. She has just released her first full length album, THIS PART OF TOWN. It's sort of funky bluegrass, or bluesy bluegrass or Country with a message. This is a follow up to her EP which was produced by composer Adam Guettel.
 
Deborah Blumenthal of the 8th Avenue Observer said about THIS PART OF TOWN,
 
“It’s country without being too country, pop without erring too mainstream, and just folksy enough to feel current. Her lyrics span from romantic to fearlessly political, creating a collection of songs that is cohesive but diverse. Paired with Foldesi’s beautifully crystal-clear vocals, This Part of Town strikes the right balance, embodying, as the song ‘Country Girl’ expresses, ‘a country girl livin’ in the city.’”

 For more information on Julie Foldesi, visit www.juliefoldesi.com

Photo Courtesy of www.juliefoldesi.com

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