Women 2020: Laurette Hankins-O'Connell in "Bodaciously Broadway" at Germano's Piattini

Laurette Hankins-OConnellpresentsBodaciously Broadway,a rollicking, affectionate,and occasionally irreverent salute tomusical theater.This exuberant backstage tourincludes bodacious and poignant songs, cherry-picked frommore thansevendecadesof Broadways best shows. Buckle your seatbelt and enjoymany of your favorite show tuneswith Laurette and terrific pianist and duet partner Anita OConnor! This is a matinee performance. Doors open at noon for pre-show dining and the performance begins at 1pm.
REVIEW from Capital Gazette, June 2019: “Blessed with an extraordinary voice, great comedic timing and a generous spirit…Gifted with wit and self-deprecating humor, Hankins-O’Connell charmed the audience” -- Sharon Lee Tegler REVIEW from CABARET SCENES Magazine, June 2016: “Hankins-O’Connell has an offhanded charm and forged a solid connection with the audience...

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Laurette Hankins-OConnellpresentsBodaciously Broadway,a rollicking, affectionate,and occasionally irreverent salute tomusical theater.This exuberant backstage tourincludes bodacious and poignant songs, cherry-picked frommore thansevendecadesof Broadways best shows. Buckle your seatbelt and enjoymany of your favorite show tuneswith Laurette and terrific pianist and duet partner Anita OConnor! This is a matinee performance. Doors open at noon for pre-show dining and the performance begins at 1pm.
REVIEW from Capital Gazette, June 2019: “Blessed with an extraordinary voice, great comedic timing and a generous spirit…Gifted with wit and self-deprecating humor, Hankins-O’Connell charmed the audience” -- Sharon Lee Tegler REVIEW from CABARET SCENES Magazine, June 2016: “Hankins-O’Connell has an offhanded charm and forged a solid connection with the audience.  She is an effective comedienne, and did a stellar job in wringing out laughs from “My Mother’s Wedding Day” (Brigadoon).  Her patter was well-crafted, wittily providing interesting insights in the transition from stage to cinema of the works she was saluting.” -- Michael Miyazaki

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