From a media release:
What Was I Saying?
Oct. 12 at 7:15pm, Oct. 13 at 2:00pm
Jean Stilwell and Patti Loach
Part of the Global Cabaret Festival - October 12-14, 2012
at the Young Centre, Toronto
TORONTO - This year's Global Cabaret Festival at the Young Centre in the historic Distillery District
gets underway this weekend.
Jean (Stilwell) and I are going to be performing our newest show - What Was I Saying? - in the festival on Friday October 12th (7:15) and Saturday October 13th (2:00).
We are very, very proud of this show. Not only does it showcase Jean's still-lustrous voice gorgeously - her "Lies of Handsome Men" will stop you in your tracks - but it addresses many of the foibles that we are starting to address as we become, er, "women of a certain age".
Jean and I walked very different paths to get to where we are now: while I was raising my three beautiful boys, Jean was performing concerts and operas - Carmen - around the world. Still, we have a lot in common, not only with each other but with anyone who has a passion for life, good coffee, belly laughs, or is dealing with "The Short Term Memory Loss Blues".
Albert Schultz and his team have put together a whole weekend of stellar entertainment --- Brent Carver, Dennis Lee, Patricia O'Callaghan, and Judith Lander to name just a few --- and we are chuffed to join
their ranks.
• Tickets online or the Box Office at 416.866.8666 to select your performances.
Jean Stilwell is famous for her twenty-five blisteringly sexy Carmens in Canada, the US, Britain and Japan. In addition to acting as a co-host on Toronto's Classical 96.3FM radio show, "Good Day G.T.A.", she continues to perform on the opera, concert and cabaret stages.
Patti Loach has been playing piano since she was six. A graduate of classical music programmes at the RCMT and University of Toronto, she’s also mad for the American Songbook... and musical theatre, in general. Patti has written five shows that she has performed around the world with her friend and musical collaborator, Jean Stilwell.
Photos by Cylla Von Tiedemann
What Was I Saying?
Oct. 12 at 7:15pm, Oct. 13 at 2:00pm
Jean Stilwell and Patti Loach
Part of the Global Cabaret Festival - October 12-14, 2012
at the Young Centre, Toronto
TORONTO - This year's Global Cabaret Festival at the Young Centre in the historic Distillery District
gets underway this weekend.Jean (Stilwell) and I are going to be performing our newest show - What Was I Saying? - in the festival on Friday October 12th (7:15) and Saturday October 13th (2:00).
We are very, very proud of this show. Not only does it showcase Jean's still-lustrous voice gorgeously - her "Lies of Handsome Men" will stop you in your tracks - but it addresses many of the foibles that we are starting to address as we become, er, "women of a certain age".
Jean and I walked very different paths to get to where we are now: while I was raising my three beautiful boys, Jean was performing concerts and operas - Carmen - around the world. Still, we have a lot in common, not only with each other but with anyone who has a passion for life, good coffee, belly laughs, or is dealing with "The Short Term Memory Loss Blues".
Albert Schultz and his team have put together a whole weekend of stellar entertainment --- Brent Carver, Dennis Lee, Patricia O'Callaghan, and Judith Lander to name just a few --- and we are chuffed to join
their ranks.• Tickets online or the Box Office at 416.866.8666 to select your performances.
Jean Stilwell is famous for her twenty-five blisteringly sexy Carmens in Canada, the US, Britain and Japan. In addition to acting as a co-host on Toronto's Classical 96.3FM radio show, "Good Day G.T.A.", she continues to perform on the opera, concert and cabaret stages.
Patti Loach has been playing piano since she was six. A graduate of classical music programmes at the RCMT and University of Toronto, she’s also mad for the American Songbook... and musical theatre, in general. Patti has written five shows that she has performed around the world with her friend and musical collaborator, Jean Stilwell.Photos by Cylla Von Tiedemann
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