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trio of Broadway’s “Christines” from THE PHANTOM OF THE
OPERA sing everything from Broadway classics to the Beatles as
solo artists and in distinctively intricate three-part harmony.
These beautiful women provide an evening of surprises and
flirtatious fun with exquisite musicianship, humor and class.
Think the “Three Tenors”; but cooler, funnier and they look
better in cocktail dresses! |
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PHANTOM'S LEADING LADIES
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Teri
Bibb |
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Karen
Culliver |
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Mary
D'Arcy |
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Lisa
Vroman |
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Luann
Aronson |
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Teri
Bibb played
Christine Daaé in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA on Broadway and with
the national tour, during which she sang for both former President
Clinton and for former President Bush at a command performance at
the White House, and earned a Helen Hayes Award nomination and a
Carbonell Award. Also on Broadway: Amalia in SHE LOVES ME
(stand by). Regionally, she starred in the world premiere of SONGS
FROM THE TALL GRASS at the Ford’s Theatre. Ms. Bibb has
been a featured soloist in tributes honoring Lord Andrew Lloyd
Webber, Stephen Sondheim, and Harold Prince, including “The
Broadway Prince” at Carnegie Hall and six annual “The Night
of 1,000 Voices” at London's Royal Albert Hall. She sang
duets with tenor José Carreras at Radio City Music Hall and was
featured in “One Enchanted Evening” at Belfast’s Odyssey
Arena. She can be heard on three recordings: “Unsung Irving
Berlin,” “Sondheim Tonight” and “A Gala Concert for Hal
Prince.” She has guest starred on TV, been a supporting
player on film, and has sung on several film scores, including
“Ice Age” and “Polar Express.” www.teribibb.com
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Karen
Culliver
played Christine Daaé in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, Rosa Bud in
THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, Lucille Ballard in MEET ME IN ST.
LOUIS and Kim Ravenal in SHOW BOAT on Broadway. Off-Broadway
Karen was Luisa in THE FANTASTICKS (filmed for Lincoln Center).
Touring credits include Christine in PHANTOM, appearing in
Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco. In California, she
has been seen as Lina Lamont in SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN, Grace in
ANNIE, Rosabella in THE MOST HAPPY FELLA, Magnolia in SHOW BOAT,
Lily in THE SECRET GARDEN, Adriana in THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE
(starring David Hyde Pierce), and Christine in Yeston/Kopit’s
PHANTOM. Various national theatres have seen her as Marian in THE
MUSIC MAN, Carlotta in THE SWEET REVENGE OF LUISA MAY (nominated
for the Helen Hayes Award), Eliza in MY FAIR LADY and Fiona in
BRIGADOON. Recordings include “Christmas Center Stage” and
“The Portrait,” Yamaha’s disclavier CDs of “Broadway Love
Songs” and “Songs from THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.” Back
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Mary
D’Arcy
has starred as Christine Daaé opposite both
Michael Crawford and Colm Wilkinson in Lord Andrew Lloyd
Webber’s THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA in Los Angeles, Toronto, and
on Broadway. Ms. D’Arcy also starred on Broadway as Kathy
Selden in SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN and originated the roles of
Celeste II / Elaine in SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE, and
Cinderella in the Playwright’s Horizon workshop of INTO THE
WOODS, both written by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine.
She has toured the former Soviet Union in Duke Ellington’s
SOPHISTICATED LADIES and the United States as the late Richard
Harris’ favorite Guenevere in CAMELOT. Ms. D’Arcy can be
seen opposite James Woods and Drew Barrymore in Steven King’s
cult classic film “Cat’s Eye.” She is very proud
to her work on “Sondheim,” a recorded tribute to the composer
on which she premiered the vocal rendition of “Goodbye For
Now” (the theme from Warren Beatty’s “Reds”), as well as
“Take Me to the World” from EVENING PRIMROSE. Each
December Mary produces her own Christmas concert called
“Mary’s Christmas” supporting local charities.
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Lisa
Vroman
On
Broadway and across the country Ms. Vroman played the role of
Christine Daaé in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, most recently in a
9-week return to Los Angeles. She garnered a Theatre Critics
award for the role in a record-setting run in San Francisco.
Lisa starred on PBS as Johanna in SWEENEY TODD Live in Concert
with Patti Lupone, George Hearn, Davis Gaines, and the SF
Symphony. In London she sang Laurey in OKLAHOMA! in BBC’s
PROMS festival, also sang opposite Colm Wilkinson in PBS's
"Hey Mr. Producer!", a royal gala for Queen Elizabeth
filmed live for PBS. Her Broadway debut was in ASPECTS OF LOVE,
and she was first to play both Fantine and Cosette in LES
MISERABLES. Lisa was Lucy Brown in ACT's THREEPENNY OPERA,
(with Bebe Neuwirth) and Laurie Moss in Copland's THE TENDER LAND
(Marin Alsop, cond.) She's sung with The National, Chicago,
Detroit, Utah, and San Francisco (Michael Tilson Thomas, cond.)
Symphonies, and toured with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops.
www.LisaVroman.com
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Luann
Aronson
played the role of Christine Daaé in the Broadway production of
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA and toured the world in the
internationally acclaimed production presented by Livent.
She performed as a featured soloist in "The Music of Andrew
Lloyd Webber" at Radio City Music Hall. At Lord Andrew
Lloyd Webber’s annual Sydmonton Festival in England, Luann
originated the role of Betty Schaefer in the workshop production
of SUNSET BOULEVARD. Prior to her work with Lord Andrew, she
toured the Far East as Maria in THE SOUND OF MUSIC and toured
North America as Guenevere in CAMELOT. Regional credits
include: Sharon in MASTER CLASS with Denver Center Theatre Company
and the Arizona Theatre Company; Laurey in OKLAHOMA!; Fiona in
BRIGADOON; Aldonza in MAN OF LA MANCHA; and Anna in THE KING AND
I. Ms. Aronson’s concert career includes performances with
symphonies across the country including the Seattle Symphony,
Grand Rapids Symphony, The Tanglewood Summer Music and Blossom
Festivals and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Back
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