March 11: Josephine Bianco

Josephine Bianco

March 11 at 4:00 pm

Metropolitan Room
34 W. 22nd St., NYC
212.2060440

“…demonstrating charm and skill.” — Cabaret Scenes

“The closest thing to a prodigious discovery was 15-year-old Josephine Bianco, who sang a restrained, intelligent rendition of ‘People.'” — The New York Times

“Making her Cabaret Convention debut, Josephine Bianco, at just 15, made the (what some would call brave) decision to take on Streisand’s signature ‘People’ from Funny Girl. Standing still at the microphone in a fuchsia gown, the young talent’s age did show, but so, too, did her prowess as a performer, and her ingénue-imbued take on the song offered a fresh perspective and, additionally, added some much-needed vitality to what was a long evening of standards.” — BroadwayWorld.com

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