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Rachel York
Rachel is no stranger to the concert halls of the world either, having appeared with the National Symphony and the Pittsburgh Pops under the direction of Marvin Hamlisch, the Philly Pops, the Hollywood Bowl, the San Francisco Symphony, the San Diego Symphony, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, the Israeli Opera and more. Rachel’s concert show, Let’s Fall in Love, celebrates this multi-talented artist’s love of singing and performing in a delightful evening of stories and song. She includes numbers made famous by early inspirations, favorite show tunes from her award-winning Broadway career, jazz and pop standards from her solo album that was named one of the Top Ten Vocal CDs of the year, and a few surprises that touch her heart in a special way. This is Rachel York up close and personal – versatile and fun, a performance you won’t soon forget. National Public Radio raved about this show: “Armed with her personal charm, flawless musicianship and remarkably malleable voice, Rachel York…invested each song with a concentrated vocal energy and personality that turned each number into a vocalized one act play.” And as the show business bible, Variety, proclaimed: “Rachel York scores at every turn. Wonderfully entertaining and extremely funny.”
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Rachel York is a dynamic and versatile actress, singer, dancer and comedienne. She is best known for her critically acclaimed Broadway performances in City of Angels, Les Miserables, Victor/Victoria (Drama Desk Award) with Dame Julie Andrews, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Sly Fox with Richard Dreyfuss, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels co-starring with Jonathan Pryce. She also turned heads on television with her courageous portrayal of Lucille Ball in the CBS movie Lucy. Most recently, Rachel created the role of the infamous villain Cruella De Vil, touring nationally in the world premiere of The 101 Dalmations Musical.