Featuring Janet Davidson Gordon, Fran Berger, Sandy Livingston, and Ralene Jacobson on piano. "Blend three professional voices, add a dose of Broadway, a dash of nostalgia plus a sprinkle of Gershwin, and you have a perfect recipe for a delightful evening of story and song."

Janet Davidson Gordon – Janet has many local and national theater credits and performs professionally with “The Capitol Steps” comedy troupe. She has been seen off-broadway with the Capitol Steps in “It's Not Over Until the First Lady Sings” and “Unzipping My Doodah” at the Houseman Theater. Favorite theater roles include Eliza in “My Fair Lady” and Eva Peron in “Evita”, as well as Beebe in “A Chorus Line” where she danced in the 5,000th performance at the Shubert Theater.

Sandy Livingston – Sandy has performed many leading roles in local theater groups. She has been seen in such diverse roles as JoAnn in “Company”, Rosalie in “Carnival” and Anna in “The King and I”. A retired Baltimore County school teacher, Sandy writes a lecture series on Broadway and Hollywood composers which she performs locally and in Southern Florida.

Fran Berger – Fran has performed in Baltimore choral and ensemble groups including Towson Madrigal Singers, Bel Canto Singers, and Les Papillions and has a music degree from Towson State. Professionally, Fran has been a soloist at numerous wedding ceremonies and social events. Leading theater roles include Rosabella in “the Most Happy Fella” and Lady Thiang in “The King and I. Fran's day job is working as an Event Planner and Caterer, but her most rewarding job is proud Grandmother of seven!

Ralene Jacobson – Ralene has her B.S. In music education from the University of Maryland and her M.S in music education from Towson University. She taught music in the Baltimore County school system and is now happily enjoying retirement.