Christine opened the cabaret series at the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck, New York. Singing is the ultimate confession of the heart and soul. Singing in a cabaret setting or a small theatre allows no room for contrived or carefully controlled revelation. It s all or nothing, and Christine Andreas gives it all, and then some. She has the ability to make each listener believe that every song is a special gift just for him or her, a gift without reservation or expectation, given solely for the joy of giving, a gift from her heart to yours.
Perfection begins with a warm, open-hearted embrace.
Fly Me To the Moon is an invitation to a magical journey, carried only by gossamer heartstrings spun by the shimmering, silken sound of the music and woven with shared memories laced with laughter like a sparkling mountain brook dazzled by summer sunshine, a journey floating out of time to a place that never was, yet always is. That s the Way It Was , and by the simple and profound wisdom of Clint Black and Skip Ewing s Something That We Do. Frank Wildhorn s Storybook recaptures fond memories of countless afternoons and evenings at The Scarlet Pimpernel , feeling the joy build through the song until it could be contained no longer, bursting forth finally in soaring, exquisitely perfect French and a smile that could light up Manhattan. Not only does he have a warm, velvety singing voice, his comedic instincts are uncanny. His almost European charm immediately gives rise to wishful imaginings of Emile de Becque and the classic South Pacific melodies.