"She'll sing the hell out of it..." - Jerry Herman
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2008 UPDATE!!! KAREN MORROW PRESENTS!!! Student showcase March 28th & 29st 2008 @ 9pm / 12 cover 2 dr min. The Gardenia - 7066 Santa Monica Blvd. (At La Brea) / 323-467-7444 for res. ********************************************************** Award winning actress/singer Karen Morrow has starred on Broadway in such productions as A JOYFUL NOISE, I'M SOLOMON; MUSIC, MUSIC, THE SEKKIUNG OF THE PRESIDENT, THE GRASS HARP and the Tony Award winning MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD. Her Off-Broadway credits include her starring roles in THE SING MUSE, and THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE. A favorite actress of New York theater audiences, Miss Morrow appeared for five seasons with the New York City Center during it's golden Tony Award winning years of musical revivals, and most recently she stared in the National Tour of Jerome Kern's SHOWBOAT. Television audiences remember her from her starring role on THE JIM NABORS SHOW and her co-starring roles in may television shows including FRIENDS, TABITHA, GOODNIGHT BEANTOWN, SABRINA, THE TONIGHT SHOW, THE TODAY SHOW, TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT, ALICE, LOVEBOAT, MURDER SHE WROTE, TRAPPER JOHN M.D. and countless others that are too numerous to mention. Of course her musical performing skills are continually called upon by television producers as she has apperared in SONG BY SONG, GREAT PERFORMANCES FOR PBS and SINGING' all very successful specials for television. And of course she as apperared and performed on the THE TONY AWARDS numerous times. Karen Morrow has sung (and still does) with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, as well as The Honolulu Pacific, Minnesota, Milwaukee and Metropolitan Symphony Orchestras and can be heard on twelve albums, including the latest Jerry Herman musical, MISS SPECTACULAR. She has received an Emmy, the coveted Theater World Award, an Ovation nomination and five Dramalouge Awards and along with her theater, television, commercial, concert and cabaret appearances, Karen conducts a bi-monthly Master Class in performance and audition skills. Most recently a professor in the Bolger Music Theater program at UCLA, Karen Morrow is a well sought after teacher/performer who travels the U.S. conducting Master Classes for other Universities and Arts Conferences.
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WELCOME FROM KAREN: Hi and welcome to my website. This is very exciting and I hope that those of you who know me, and those who don't yet, will find something of interest on this site! I suspect, as time passes, I will want to be very chatty and bold with my ideas and opinions, so let me know what you think. Please browse and keep good thoughts for me along the way. I'll be thinking of you...a lot! Having been a performer for 45 years, I'm overloaded with stories and feelings and relationships and events, most of which I can't remember! As a wise writer, Portia Nelson once said "My life has been a series of fabulous events, it's a pity I wasn't there for most of them." Those I do remember still inform me and fill me with such a feeling of well being, that I'm sorry I can't relive them all...well, mostly all (there are some events I'd sooner keep tucked away, way away, in the corners of my memory). I now teach several performance classes, in LA, and often outside the city and state. And I hear myself talking about my past and my experiences; but I'm terribly afraid I'll sound like some old fart who needs to feed her ego. But nonetheless, young performers today will have no way of knowing about their heritage except from those who have been there; done that! Luckily I'm still being there and doing that! Theatre, concerts, cabaret, commercials, and an occasional AUDITION! Yes, I do have to go to an audition about once a year and I do it willingly only to keep up to date on how it feels these days to be competitive and how the whole process works. Many of my colleagues from the past are now big deal directors and choreographers so it's fun to show them, in some way, I'm still around and can still sing. It keeps me in touch with the feelings my students have and I hope makes me a better teacher. I would love to hear your comments on auditions; working; or anything else that can help me shed light on this experience called PERFORMING! Thanks for visiting! - Karen |
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