JUDY SINGS JUDY Comes to Everett, 10/16

BroadwayWorld.com's Critic's Choice Award-Winning show Judy Sings Judy is a theatrical concert starring Judy Ann Moulton that celebrates the music of the legendary Judy Garland.  Judy Ann and her 13-piece orchestra will bring to life the classic Judy Garland catalog of songs for one show only on October 16, 2011 at the Historic Everett Theater in downtown Everett, Washington.

Directing the production is David Hunter Koch, noted national director and playwright, and the creator and producing director of Seattle's preeminent cabaret theatre, Cabaret De Paris from 1988-2003.

Having participated in the prestigious International Cabaret Conference at Yale University and the 2010 Summer Nights Cabaret Concerts at Yale series, Judy Ann with her orchestra will draw from every facet of Ms. Garland's career in radio, movies, television, and the concert stage, and she promises to entertain audiences as she performs the songs of Judy Garland, in her own rich, expressive voice that has been described as "nothing short of amazing" (Seattle Times). 

Judy Ann has performed this original program to enthusiastic audiences in her home town of Seattle, in sunny Palm Springs, CA, and in places as far away as Winchester, England. Judy Sings Judy broke box-office records at its 2010 engagement at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue, WA, drawing rave reviews, including "...this tireless, people-pleasing performer won the audience's heart, and a well-deserved standing ovation" (www.TalkinBroadway.com), and "...she manages to take Garland's songs and embrace them as if they were precious gems... Moulton takes her audience over the rainbow and back again, and you couldn't ask for a better ride." (www.BroadwayWorld.com).

A member of Actors Equity Association and the Pacific Northwest Cabaret Association, Judy Ann has been performing on Pacific Northwest stages for over 20 years, including the 5th Avenue, Village Theatre, Bellevue Civic Theatre, and Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre. Some of Judy's favorite roles so far are Princess Puffer in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Old Lady in Candide, Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun, the Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and the title role in Mame.

In this production, Judy Ann takes a look back to her inspiration for singing: her family full of professional singers, and The Judy Garland Show on CBS-TV that introduced Judy Ann to the music that inspired her and her family. Judy Garland was a phenomenal performer and a Hollywood legend, whose talent continues to inspire generations of performers, and Judy Sings Judy is Judy Ann's tribute to the great songstress.

Tickets are $16.50 for Adults; $13.50 for Students/Seniors/Military; $11.50 for Groups of 8 or more.

Historic Everett Theater at 425-258-6766 - or Online at www.etix.com.