BETTY JEAN:
It’s My Party
Lipstick On Your Collar

CINDY LOU:
Son of a Preacher Man
Allegheny Moon

MISSY:
Wedding Bell Blues
Secret Love

SUZY:
Respect/Rescue Me
Stupid Cupid

ALL*:
Mr. Sandman
Group Scene

*Since we will not need to see everyone at the Group Callback, not everyone will be performing this material. However, we ask that everyone come to the callback prepared with the Group song and scene in addition to the songs for each individual character.

Callbacks are being held on Saturday, February 18, 2010 at the BBB studio (833 Mahler Road, Suite 2 Burlingame, CA 94010).

This is the time frame for when we would like to see each role:

11am = Betty Jean
Noon = Suzy
1pm = Missy
2pm = Cindy Lou
3 pm = Group Callback (if asked to attend after initial callback)

Callbacks will consist of vocal/scene selections from the show, including a potential dance/movement audition.

Please direct any questions to Amanda at amanda@broadwaybythebay.org or (650) 579-5565 ext. 208.

BBBay thanks the wonderful performers who came out from New York to grace our stage. They deserved all the priase they received and as the Stark Insider wrote: “The magic of this one lies in the top-notch performers who know how to sell these songs. The program just seemed to build and build, to a truly spectacular finish. The only thing missing was an encore!”

The Songs of 1947 & 1966

Broadway stars sing your favorite songs from blockbusters from 1947 and 1966 such as: Brigadoon, Finian’s Rainbow, Cabaret, Mame, I Do! I Do! and Sweet Charity. 

“A bountiful evening of what Broadway does best!”

– Variety

Photography by Renee Rocket

Photography by Renee Rocket Photography.

 Amy Baker, Musical Director for Cabaret By The Bay

Amy Baker has been entertaining audiences around the world since the tender age of 17.  Her career has taken her on a fabulous journey from opera houses in Austria and standing room only crowds in St. Petersburg, to theatres and clubs around the world, even a performance for President Clinton.

Ms. Baker has also worked extensively as a recording artist for Disney Records and has produced three solo albums.  Her latest album, “In and Out of Love” garnered her the title of best upcoming female jazz vocalist on National Public Radio’s jazz show “Swingin’ Down the Lane” and an inclusion in the “Best of the Best” section of the international best selling book “Entertainment Divas, Cabaret, Jazz Then and Now”.  This album also earned her an opening act performance for the Grammy award winning jazz guitarist Eric Klugh.

Recently, Ms. Baker spent six years cultivating a following on the seven seas as she travelled the world entertaining for luxury cruise lines.  Her versatility from jazz, to theatre, to opera continues to thrill as she invites an audience to join her in the comfort of her home – the stage.

Ms. Baker is also an accomplished Musical Director and enjoys vocal instructing and coaching.  Over the past 13 years she has worked with hundreds of singers coaching, producing and teaching.  Though much of her work is done with professional singers, Amy still loves working with children and novice singers because she is constantly inspired by the joy making music brings to life.

Daniel Lloyd Pias, Music Director for Shining  Stars

Growing up in his home state of Hawai‘i, Daniel Lloyd Pias discovered a passion for music at an early age after taking his first piano lesson. However, it was singing that Daniel truly enjoyed, and he was in his school’s choir from elementary school all the way through high school.

In 2009, Daniel graduated from Notre Dame de Namur University inBelmontwith his Bachelors of Music, and he will receive his Masters in Fine Arts in December.

Daniel has been the musical director twice for Diamond Head Theatre in Hawai‘i, where they mounted a mini-musical over a two week advanced musical theatre program.

His most recent stage credits include Once Upon A Mattress (Minstrel), Spelling Bee (Chip Tolentino), The Drowsy Chaperone (George), and BBBay’s The Music Man (Ewart Dunlop / Quartet). In December, Daniel will be playing Jack in NDNU’s production of Into the Woods, but for now, he is excited to be back at the piano musical directing BBBay’s YTC Program for the first time.

Rachel Jacobs, Choreographer for Shining Stars and Cabaret By The Bay

Rachel L. Jacobs is thrilled to be joining Broadway by the Bay.  She recently returned to the Bay Area after touring in Hong Kong as a musical theater actress.  While in Hong Kong, she also choreographed several productions, taught acting classes, and preformed as a voice artist for various TV shows, Cartoons, and Animes.  

Rachel has been in love the performing arts from a very young age, her first major production being Carmen with the San Francisco Opera.  She studied dance from  City Ballet School and Academy of Ballet. She even competed as a figure skater, although most of her pieces were choreographed to musical theater songs.

Alex has spent the past 10 years working in the Bay Area with performers of all ages.

As a young performer, he enjoyed studying with San Jose State University, American Conservatory Theatre SF, and Alonzo King’s Lines Ballet SF. Professional performance credits include dancing aboard Princess Cruises (Alaska, Canada, LA) Norwegian Cruise Lines (Texas, Mexico, Central America, Germany, Hawaii) and Six Flags in LA.

Since returning from the High Seas, he has Directed/Choreographed musical theatre for companies including; Bus Barn (Los Altos) CMTSJ (San Jose) PYT (Mt. View) DTC (Pleasant Hill) The Harker School (San Jose) Fisher Middle School (Los Gatos) Los Gatos High School (Los Gatos) Arts for the schools (Lake Tahoe) and taught dance at Studio 10 (Cupertino) Dance Attack (Los Gatos) and Sunset Music (SF).

Over the summer Alex had the pleasure of choreographing both BBB’s YTC shows Charlie Brown and Thoroughly Modern Millie and is looking forward to returning this fall.