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Questions: Susan Henley and Patti Loach, with special guest John Loach
Described as witty, nostalgic and thoroughly entertaining, Susan and Patti share stories and songs that range from poignant to preposterous, culled from the worlds of cabaret, pop, film, opera and country music.
Sunday April 6, 2025. Doors open 2:00 p.m. Show at 2:30
Monday April 7, 2925. Doors open 7:00 p.m. Show at 7:30.
Admission is limited and tickets $30 ($25 for Arts Workers) must be purchased in advance.
QUESTIONS is being performed at the site of the long-running Jazz in the Kitchen series in Toronto's Beaches neighbourhood. There is plentiful, free street parking, and it is easily accessible by TTC.
Feel free to bring a bottle of whatever you would like to drink with you - we'll provide glasses - and stay after the show to mix, mingle, and share stories with Susan and Patti.
What our audiences are saying:
"It's been a long time since I've laughed out loud like I did that night The best evening I've had in a long time." Elaine Overholt, producer, vocal coach for film/tv/stage.
"The audience was taken on a tightly woven musical journey that was as enchanting as it was accomplished." Brenda Heatherington, artistic director
"I was delighted to discover that, after so many years of both attending and creating musical theatre and cabaret, I can still be so deeply moved and utterly entertained by these two impressively talented performers." Leslie Arden, composer.
"Mabel Mercer is considered the greatest of all cabaret singers. Her greatest gift: every time she sang, she told us the piercing truth - good and bad - about love. Susan possesses the same kind of instinct for how to sell a song as Mercer did." David Ferry.
BIOGRAPHIES
Susan Henley, voice
Susan has performed across North America from Dawson City to Miami and Charlottetown to Los Angeles. This fall you can catch her in the Mirvish production of Alan Doyles TELLTALE HARBOUR at Torontos Royal Alex Theatre. Three of her favourite places to perform have been the Princess of Wales Theatre (Toronto), Kennedy Centre ( Washington DC ) and Patti and Johns Jazz Kitchen in the Beaches.
Patti Loach, piano
Patti has been playing the piano since she was six. She is a grateful product of the vocal and instrumental music programs offered by Scarboroughs public schools and a graduate of the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto and of the Faculty of Music at UofT. In addition to loving classical music, shes mad for the American Songbook and Musical Theatre and, above all, loves accompanying singers and her trumpet-playing husband, John.
John Loach, trumpet
John plays many roles: recording engineer, machinery and software designer, model railroad enthusiast, world traveller, co-founder of Jazz in the Kitchen, chief espresso and martini maker, robotics coach and musician, to name but a few.
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LocationJazz In The Kitchen (View)
52 Pine Crescent
Toronto, ON M4E 1L4
Canada
Categories
| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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Accessibility
4 steps up to the front door. A small, main floor powder room.
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