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| Laurel Casey |
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| "Brilliantly uses Jazz Standards as scaffolding for social commentary." -John Strausbaugh, NY Press |
| "True to jazz artistry, her performances are a dissent from a world gone mad." -David Brussat, Providence Journal |
| "Colossally irreverent, Laurel breaks through the barrier of laughter to where truth has its sanctuary." -George White, Eugene O'Neill Theater |
| Laurel Casey [email protected] (401) 831-2333 www.laurelcasey.com |
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| NOW APPEARING: Davio's Thursdays, after Thanksgiving, in the Biltmore Hotel, Downtown Providence, 9-midnight |
| Also, Firings This Year: (all true tales) The Gatehouse Restaurant, Providence (for singing the Afghan National Anthem) Asterix & Obelix, Newport (for telling a woman in red that she would look better in black and not to wait for a funeral to give it a try) Michael's on East, Sarasota, Fl. (for stepping in someone's tapas while singing on the bar) Green Party Fundraiser (asking the birkenstocked horn-rimmed liberals if they would be members of the Green Party without a guarantee of inherited family money at a later date) Advantage Travel tour to Thailand (mentioning that the furnaces used for Buddhist cremations, which were pointed out by the tour guides in Bangkok as being the best furnaces in the world, were made in Germany) Davios, Biltmore Hotel (mooning Mayor Vincent "Buddy" Cianci) - rehired this month |
| If Life is a Cabaret, Why have a dull party? |