Tom Lawton

Singer Tonia Tecce Returns To NYC Cabaret With A COCKEYED OPTIMIST

Singer TONIA TECCE, who has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Philadelphia's Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, Academy of Music and sung with Peter Nero and many orchestras, made her very successful New York City cabaret debut in 2013 at The Metropolitan Room.

BWW Interview: Julie Charnet in DECADES: THE LADIES OF JAZZ at the Ethical Society of Philadelphia

Philadelphia chanteuse Julie Charnet brings her blend of jazz and swing to the Ethical Society of Philadelphia and other venues.

Philly POPS Reveals 2016-17 Concert Season

The Philly POPS announced its 2016/17 concert season today along with a host of new endeavors and updates.

Tonia Tecce Sings Tonight at the Curtis Institute of Music's Field Concert Hall

Mother of 6, grandmother of 12, and now cabaret singer, TONIA TECCE sings the story of her life in A COCKEYED OPTIMIST Why We Believe The Songs of Richard Rodgers tonight, November 20 and Monday, November 24, both at 7:30PM at Curtis Institute of Music's Field Concert Hall (1726 Locust Street). Tickets at $25 each are available by calling 610-527-6899.

Grandmother of 12 and Cabaret Singer Tonia Tecce Sings the Story of Her Life November 20 & 24 at Curtis Institute of Music's Field Concert Hall

Photo Coverage: Tonia Tecce Makes Long-Delayed NYC Cabaret Debut at The Metropolitan Room

75 - year old singer Tonia Tecce has made her long-delayed New York City cabaret debut last night at The Metropolitan Room. Previously, Tecce has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Philadelphia's Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts Academy of Music, and sung with Peter Nero and many orchestras . Her show, A Cockeyed Optimist, Why We Believe, The Songs of Richard Rodgers, was written and directed by Michael Bush.