Female Singers for Hire in New York City

"A TIN PAN ALLEY CELEBRATION OF BLACK HISTORY may have been Gabrielle Lee's 54 Below solo show debut, but it shouldn't be her last; the lady is an entertainer of note, brimming with talent, energy, and personality"! "Before moving on to a new show, it would be a blessing for her and for many potential audience members for this special show to be brought back to life a few more times because the music, the history, and Gabrielle Lee herself are all worthy of the attention and applause garnered on February 11th - attention and applause that warrants further presentation of the pleasing and paramount program."

“Samantha Lucas has a fine singing voice and was totally realistic as Miss Honey. Her “My House” was lovely.” Rob Berko – Broadway World Review

http://www.sandiegomagazine.com/Blogs/Everyones-a-Critic/Winter-2019/Marie- and-Rosetta-Returns-a-Rock-Legend-to-the-Spotlight/?fbclid=IwAR2iXvni1qz7- _oRJpDw4oM2jrSfAiCIjGUpaz9dfWV72OU8J8njjTbN_0E#.XFEMRG4BeaM.facebook Triple (quadruple? quintuple?) threat Noël Simoné Wippler is endlessly engrossing on every front: Even before she plays a single note, she nails Sister Rosetta’s particular 1940s Southern accent, her bright smile and elegant showman’s body language—and then her voice fills the theater, adapting to the subtle variations in style as the show’s dozen-plus songs shift from olde-time religion to nightclub boogie-woogie and several shades in between. It is no easy feat to replicate the thundering piano and primordial-rock quick picking from Tharpe’s records, but Wippler is an admirable cover." - - DAN LETCHWORTH, Marie and Rosetta’ Returns a Rock Legend to the Spotlight