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Ella 100! Cheryl Albright at Pump House Music Works
Join us for an extraordinary show like nothing you've ever seen before! Watch as Cheryl Albright, her multi media production and her incredible band transport you through the life of Ella Fitzgerald! This is sure to be a fun filled and educational night of some of the best and most timeless music!
Ella 100!
Celebrating and Remembering the First Lady of Song
Tickets $20 for Great Room seating and $15 for Bar Room seating
Playwright, Performer, Singer, Producer Cheryl Albright will pay tribute to Ella Jane Fitzgerald, The First Lady of Song and Queen of Jazz honoring the 100th Anniversary of Ella's Birth.
Accompanied by Bob Ponte, Maggie Rizzi, and Alvin Terry
bout Cheryl:
Cheryl Albright is a soul-stirring singer, storyteller, playwright, performer, and producer on a mission to celebrate and remember the lives and accomplishments of African American female vocalists and their historical journeys.
Her two one-woman productions OH FREEDOM OVER ME and ELLA 100! have done just that. Known for the versatility in her vocal
performance and intimate, conversational style in her storytelling, Cheryl masterfully reaches a broad and diverse audience in a way that is both entertaining and educational.
OH FREEDOM OVER ME debuted in 2015 in partnership with the University of Rhode Island Urban Culture Arts Program to an audience of 275 attendees. The show earned Cheryl the 2015 Woman of Achievement Award and featured article in She Shines Magazine by the YWCA. Receiving a grant from the Rhode
Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA) was a special highlight for Cheryl to perform for female inmates at the Rhode Island
Department of Corrections.
ELLA 100! debuted on Super Bowl Sunday 2017 to a standing room only crowd of over 300 theatergoers. It was honored as one of the Top 5 Jazz Events To See by Go Local Providence.
Cheryl is a New England States Touring Artist (NEST). With over thirty-five years of professional singing experience, she has traveled throughout the country singing at various special events featuring and honoring civil rights icons such as Ruby Nell Sales, U.S. Representative John Lewis, Dorothy Cotton, and The New York Times Magazine reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones. The Bristol Community College Reading Program asked Cheryl to produce and perform a celebration show, HALLELUJAH FOR HENRIETTA, based on their reading of the book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks written by Rebecca Skloot.
Born and raised in the foothills of North Carolina, Cheryl comes from a family of singers, musicians, and community activists. Her mother, grandmother, and the Southern Baptist Church were instrumental in exposing her to all genres of music including country-western, bluegrass, and classical. Cheryl believes that music and storytelling is a bridge builder that speaks to the matters of the heart and digs deep in the billows of one's soul.
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AdressePump House Music Works (Afficher)
1464 Kingstown Rd
Wakefield, RI 02879
United States
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