Melissa Errico talks about ‘Let Yourself Go’ at Bay Street
Melissa Errico will bring her show “Let Yourself Go”to Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor on Aug. 21. By Daniel Bubbeo Melissa Errico has never forgotten the sage advice she got from Tony Bennett many years ago when the two performed together. “He said to me once, ‘Only sing the good songs, Melissa.’ I try […]
Melissa Errico to Join George Benson to U.K. Tour
The legendary George Benson and ten-time Grammy Award winner is proud to announce his highly anticipated five UK shows in June/July 2024. This includes two nights at London’s most iconic venue, the Royal Albert Hall on June 28th/29th 2024. Tickets go on sale Friday August 18th, 2023 @ 9.00am. Get Tickets The live shows, which […]
The Life and Loves of a Broadway Baby: Melissa Errico – Crazy Coqs
The Life and Loves of a Broadway Baby: Melissa Errico at the Crazy Coqs, London. Star rating: five stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Don’t you just hate it when you can’t find anything to criticise? Fair enough, there was the odd moment when things went slightly off-script but nothing fazes Melissa Errico, the Broadway Baby who can […]
Broadway star Melissa Errico to perform in Lichfield
Broadway star Melissa Errico will be showcasing her vocal prowess at a show at Lichfield Cathedral. She will perform in the city – the only concert she will deliver outside of London this summer – on 11th July. Her show, The Life and Loves of a Broadway Baby, will form part of the Lichfield Festival […]
Errico on reading ‘letters only, real words real people wrote’
In the days of digitized indifference and superficial screens, it remains no mystery why the handwritten note is the unrivaled message of the heart. From an impulse to say more than we can speak, we take to the pen, and with equally desperate measure we grasp for a blank page—a finely-crafted card or the back […]
38th Annual Bistro Awards: Outstanding Concept Album
Review: Melissa Errico, Terminal Ingénue
“Decked out informally in jeans and a white cotton blouse, the show was aimed at intimacy. With candor and humor, Errico dropped a certain amount of stage glamor for the personal approach of sharing her story with characteristic intelligence and supreme self-confidence, plus wit and humor (speaking of her appearing au natural on stage, she […]
Review: Melissa Errico The Ultimate Enchantress In Terminal Ingenue at The Green Room 42
“Boldly, beautifully, and brazenly Melissa Errico wraps herself into each moment, every monological utterance, and all the musical interpretation to be found in these works by Cole Porter, Lerner & Loewe, Lerner & Lane, Rodgers, Hammerstein, The Shermans, Misters Sondheim and Legrand, and more…a lot of things make a Melissa Errico show exciting – the […]
‘The Letter Series’ at Irish Rep
Irish Repertory Theatre will present The Letters Series, featuring Dear Liar by Jerome Kilty & George Bernard Shaw, directed by Charlotte Moore (A Child’s Christmas in Wales) and starring Tony Award nominee Melissa Errico and David Staller; and Love Letters by A.R. Gurney, directed by Ciarán O’Reilly (Endgame), starring Tony Award winner Matthew Broderick and […]
Melissa Errico Will Be a Terminal Ingenue at The Green Room 42
The Tony nominee will be joined by musical director Tedd Firth and guitarist JC Maillard. Tony nominee Melissa Errico will premiere her newest cabaret show April 2 at 7 PM at The Green Room 42 in Manhattan. Entitled Terminal Ingénue: The Mis-Education of Melissa Errico, the evening will trace the actor’s history from Broadway ingénue […]
Melissa Errico Brings Film Noir Back With A Passion
https://youtu.be/pyg6ih-s_z8 By Suzanna Bowling Melissa Errico brings her love for film noir and her new show A Noir Romance, to Birdland just in time for Valentine’s Day. We all found ways to cope during the COVID-19 lockdown, Melissa created an album called Out Of The Dark-The Film Noir Project. Singing numbers from her album, she […]
Out of the Dark: Melissa Errico’s Bright Film Noir Tribute
by David Finkle The versatile, imaginative cabaret performer takes a walk on the wild side Some time ago when performers—usually women—sensationally debuted on Broadway, they were acclaimed the following morning as “the toast of the town.” For its first several years The Ed Sullivan Show was even known as Toast of the Town. But now, maybe because we […]