Bucks County Playhouse is throwing a spotlight on trailblazing women in music this spring. The "Women of Note" series promises to highlight female artists who seamlessly bridge eras and styles, defying genre conventions with ease.
The inaugural performances will take place at the renowned Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, featuring two powerhouse vocalists: Meow Meow and Storm Large. On March 28, Meow Meow will bring her signature cabaret style to the stage, performing Weimar-era repertoire and French chanson with theatrical flair. Her recent album "Hotel Amour," recorded with Pink Martini's Thomas M. Lauderdale, is a testament to her genre-bending talents.
Storm Large, on the other hand, burst onto the scene after appearing as a finalist on CBS's "Rock Star: Supernova" in 2006 and later won over audiences on "America's Got Talent." A lead singer with Pink Martini, Storm has toured extensively, performing with orchestras and her own band, Le Bonheur. Her eclectic style combines international influences with popular song traditions, cementing her status as a trailblazing artist.
Tickets for the two concerts are now available, starting at $44 through the theater's website and box office. Fans of these talented women can expect an unforgettable night of music that will leave them inspired by the power and versatility of female artists.
The inaugural performances will take place at the renowned Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, featuring two powerhouse vocalists: Meow Meow and Storm Large. On March 28, Meow Meow will bring her signature cabaret style to the stage, performing Weimar-era repertoire and French chanson with theatrical flair. Her recent album "Hotel Amour," recorded with Pink Martini's Thomas M. Lauderdale, is a testament to her genre-bending talents.
Storm Large, on the other hand, burst onto the scene after appearing as a finalist on CBS's "Rock Star: Supernova" in 2006 and later won over audiences on "America's Got Talent." A lead singer with Pink Martini, Storm has toured extensively, performing with orchestras and her own band, Le Bonheur. Her eclectic style combines international influences with popular song traditions, cementing her status as a trailblazing artist.
Tickets for the two concerts are now available, starting at $44 through the theater's website and box office. Fans of these talented women can expect an unforgettable night of music that will leave them inspired by the power and versatility of female artists.
. I mean, what's next? A "Women of Note" series featuring only jazz musicians? It feels like they're trying to create some kinda feminist music history or something 
. And don't even get me started on the venue - Bucks County Playhouse? Sounds like a total tourist trap 
. Can't we just go see them at, like, a real concert hall instead? And what's with the emphasis on "trailblazing women in music"? Like, newsflash: women have been rocking out for decades and breaking rules without needing some fancy marketing campaign 
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Meow Meow and Storm Large are total rockstars and I love how they're pushing boundaries with their unique styles. Cabaret, Weimar-era stuff, and international influences all mixed together - it's gonna be a wild ride! 
I've been listening to Meow Meow's album "Hotel Amour" nonstop since it came out and Storm Large's live performances are legendary. The fact that they're both empowering women in music is just the icing on the cake, you know? 
I mean, it was like, totally random right? But then I started thinking about how much dogs love their owners and how it's literally the same feeling we get when we're listening to music that speaks to us 
Meow Meow's performances at the Bucks County Playhouse are gonna be so cool, and Storm Large is like a true rockstar icon in my book 
Meow Meow is always been a fave, her cabaret style is so mesmerizing 
. And Storm Large sounds like she's got this incredible energy on stage 
Can't wait to see these two kill it at the Playhouse in March!
while Storm Large's eclectic sound is like a fusion party in your ears 
. I'm def checking out these concerts - it's gonna be a night to remember! 
And Storm's music is just, like, the perfect blend of international flair and pop sensibilities. Can't wait to see them perform live and be a part of this amazing night of music that celebrates women in music! 
. Meow Meow and Storm Large are definitely two talented ladies who embody that spirit. I love how they're pushing boundaries with their eclectic styles... it's so refreshing to see female artists breaking genres and rules 
The fact that they're playing together sounds like a match made in heaven! 
! It's amazing to think about how far we've come in celebrating women in music. I mean, just look at Meow Meow and Storm Large - they're total game-changers, breaking down genre barriers and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. And can you imagine having their talents on stage right here in New Hope? 
It's going to be a night to remember, that's for sure! The fact that they're both part of this trailblazing movement is just so inspiring - it shows us that women can dominate any genre and still find their own unique sound. I'm totally buying my tickets ASAP! 
? anyway, i'm low-key excited to see Meow Meow's cabaret show - weimar-era repertoire is so underrated 
. and hey, if you're a fan of pink martini (again), you've got two chances to see them live, which is more than i can say for their actual music 
... I mean, it sounds great on paper, but I've been following Meow Meow for ages and I just don't get the fuss - she's all over the place with her music style 
I was totally obsessed with it, her voice is like butter for your soul 
i loved how she blended all those different styles together, it was like a party in my ears 
that woman can SING, no joke 
. Meow Meow's cabaret vibes will probably give me all the feels 
. By the way, have you listened to their albums? I'm totally digging Meow Meow's "Hotel Amour" right now 
. And can we talk about how hard it is to find seats together with friends when you're trying to buy tickets online? It's like they want us to fail 
. Still gonna try and catch their show tho!