March 26-30, 2011After a successful show at the Laurie Beechman Theater, Marquee Five has been nominated for their second MAC Award (Vocal Group), and is heading into the recording studio to record their debut CD, “8-Track Throwback.”
March 19, 2011Sierra sang as a guest performer at “Places In Between: An Evening with Thompson and Mann” at The Duplex. She performed “Safe Harbor,” written by Jonathan Larson Award- winners Jeff Thomson and Jordan Mann, along with Artistic Director Alexander Rovang. Information: www.thomsonandmann.com
Julie Reyburn, Sierra Rein, Adam West Hemming, Mick Bleyer, and Vanessa Parvin – otherwise known as the 2010 MAC Award-Winning Vocal Group MARQUEE FIVE – returns with their critically-acclaimed show “8-Track Throwback” for one night only. Saturday, March 26th, 2011 @ 4pm$17 cover ($10 MAC and all Actor’s Union members), $15 food/beverage minimum.Approximate running time: 70 mins…Laurie Beechman Theatre at The West Bank Cafe407 W. 42nd Street, NYC 10036The West Bank Cafe is located on Theatre Row – steps away from Broadway & off-Broadway houses (cross street 9th Avenue), near the 42nd Street/Port Authority Station.Reservations and Information: 212.695.6909 Following a
Jonathan Larson Award-winners Jeff Thomson and Jason Mann present “Places In Between,” which will feature a variety of brand new material as well as some revised versions of old Favorites. March 19th at 7pm, at The Duplex (61 Christopher St, New York). Reservations Online Through THEDUPLEX.COM! BONUS: All audience members will receive FREE sheet music to their favorite song of the evening! Cover: $10, with 2 Drink Minimum. More about this at the Facebook event. Plus, for more information on Jeff and Jason, visit www.thomsonandmann.com! Cheers,Sierra Rein“I don’t sing because I’m happy, I’m happy because I sing” – William James
Posted today, an article and photo coverage at BroadwayWorld.com of James Barbour’s opening performance at Birdland. I was a guest singer, as well as pianist/composer Andrew Mancilla and, of course, Broadway vet Merwin Foard. Cheers, Sierra Rein “I don’t sing because I’m happy, I’m happy because I sing” – William James
December 12, 2010Sierra continues to sing with the Definitely Dickens Holiday Carolers, a professional, costumed caroling group providing holiday a cappella entertainment for the New York and New Jersey metropolitan areas.
December 12, 2010Sierra sang as a guest performer of James Barbour’s Holiday Concert at Birdland Jazz Club. She sang “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” with Brian Allan Hobbs at the piano, as a guest of Mr. Barbour. The event was covered by BroadwayWorld.com. For photos from this event, go here.
November 14, 2010Sierra plays the part of Lucy in Musical Mondays Theater Lab’s reading of “The Good Girl” by Mary Liz McNamara and Arden Kass, performed at the Jerry Orbach Theater in the Snapple Theater Center. Directed by Lucie Tiberghien and musically directed by Annie Lebaux. www.MusicalMondays.org
Kevin McMullen’s “Twist Of Fate” My next performances will be singing for Kevin McMullen’s show “Twist Of Fate,” an explosion of music inspired by Fortune, Fate, Love, Life, Death, The Afterlife and Reincarnation – all presented through storytelling and gorgeous music ranging from Broadway and Swing to contemporary and alternative Rock classics – songs from the likes of Louis Armstrong, kd lang, Styx, Peggy Lee and Olivia Newton-John. Multiple award-winners Miles Phillips (Director) and Mark Janas (Music Director) oversee an ambitious whirlwind of a show that unveils McMullan at the center of a six piece Gypsy Jazz Band and a
March 25, 2010Sierra won the first evening of Big Gay Idol, held by the New York City Gay Men’s Chorus during their Big Gay Sing 2 concert. Hosting the event was Scott Nevins and special guest was Petula Clark. She sang “Maybe This Time” after audience choice of the contestants with the full band and chorus during the second act finale.