Tina Fabrique's 11/27 Evening of Jazz at Bay Street Theatre Cancelled

The Tina Fabrique concert at Bay Street Theatre on November 27 at 8 pm has been CANCELLED due to a scheduling conflict.

Fabrique was set to perform her treatment of jazz standards, songs from her CD, and by Ella Fitzgerald. 

Fabrique's Broadway credits include Dessa Rose (Lincoln Center), RAGTIME; BRING IN ‘DA NOISE BRING IN ‘DA FUNK; TRULY BLESSED;HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING; THE GOSPEL OF COLONUS and HARLEM SONG.

Off Broadway credits include 70, GIRLS, 70! (City Center Encores!), ANGEL LEVINE (Jewish Repertory Theater). Her national tours include THE WIZ, BUBBLING BROWN SUGAR, THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS (with Ann-Margret), ONCE ON THIS ISLAND, SOUTH PACIFIC (as "Bloody Mary" with Robert Goulet) and more.

Fabrique's regional credits include her critically acclaimed role as Ella Fitzgerald in ELLA (Hartford TheaterWorks, original production). She continues to tour nationally with this production. Her international credits include being the soloist with The Duke Ellington Orchestra and the Harlem Gospel Singers. She is being awarded the "National Museum in the Arts Award for Achievement in Performing Arts" this week.

Fabrique's new CD entitled "Tina Fabrique Sings the Great Composers" will be on sale in the lobby after the show. She will sing songs from this CD including "Night and Day," by Cole Porter; "I've Got a Crush on You," by G. Gershwin and I. Gershwin; "It Don't Mean a Thing," by Ellington and Mills; and "How High The Moon," by N. Hamilton and M. Lewis. Her gospel CD was entitled "He's Able."

Bay Street Theatre is a not-for-profit regional theater presenting new, classic and contemporary works, with a commitment to challenging and entertaining our diverse community. This commitment extends to innovative educational programs that highlight the power of live theater. It is our mission to be an artistic haven for an extended family of artists and audience, while continuing to provide a gathering place to share in the unique collective theatrical experience.