Rachel Ulanet (Lovemusik, Beauty and the Beast) made a triumphant return to solo cabaret with "Keep Me Searching," her May 29th sold out performance at Feinstein's/54 Below! A marvelous time was had by all, friends, fans, colleagues, and Broadway luminaries.
Rachel returns to Feinstein's/54 Below June 22nd in an encore performance of "Keep me Searching.". There are still some tickets, but don't wait.
Renowned vocalist Rachel Ulanet has thrilled Broadway audiences with her performances in Beauty and the Beast, Lovemusik, and King David, and now makes her Feinstein's/54 Below solo concert debut with Keep Me Searching. Reflecting on the recent shifts within our country, and the profound effect they have had on her as a woman, citizen, parent, and artist, Rachel will tell the tale of one Broadway mama's journey, revealing new possibilities through timeless music-from Stevie Wonder to Kurt Weill, from Bonnie Raitt to Michel Legrand.
Directed by Julie Reyburn (Sondheim Unplugged, multi-MAC, Bistro, and Nightlife Award winner), and featuring a terrific trio headed by music director Matt Baker (Christine Ebersole, Ann Hampton Callaway, and Judy Collins), with Ray Marchica on drums and Michael Blanco on bass, Keep Me Searching will be sure to enthrall and delight, as it opens the audience up to our shared experiences during these unusual times. One journey always begets another, and who knows where it all might lead?
Rachel Ulanet on stage at Feinstein's/54 Below on May 29th. Matt Baker at the piano. Photo: Takako Harkness
Rachel Ulanet with her director, Julie Reyburn. Photo: Takako Harkness
Rachel Ulanet with her pal and fellow thespian, Donna Murphy, after the show. Photo: Takako Harkness
Rachel Ulanet with two of her three onstage fellas: musical director and pianist, Matt Baker on the right, and percussionist, Ray Marchica. Bassist, Matt Blanco, had to run! Photo: Takako Harkness
Rachel Ulanet with pal and fellow thespian, Terri Klausner Photo: Takako Harkness
Rachel Ulanet with Alix Strauss and Lisa Wachtell, all Stage Door Manor alums. Photo: Takako Harkness
Rachel Ulanet's set was full of energy and joy. Photo: Takako Harkness
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