@ 2 Erin Dickins, OG Manhattan Transfer @ 3 Laura Liguori, new role on stage

Erin Dickins,  Original and Founding Manhattan Transfer member, The Manhattan Transfer is a jazz vocal group founded in 1969 that dominated music charts for years over many different genres including a capella, vocalese, swing, standards, Brazilian jazz, rhythm and blues, and pop music. Award-winning jazz vocalist and founding member, renowned chef and author, Erin Dickins, has performed or recorded with many well-known artists including: James Taylor, Leonard Cohen, Gregg Allman, The Talking Heads, Roberta Flack, Yoko Ono and James Brown. As a solo artist, Dickins captivates audiences with a stunning voice and upbeat humor. Dickins' is noted style, literally adding a little sizzle to her swing often performing “Gourmet Concerts,” where she combines her toe-tapping tunes with mouthwatering morsales. Her new CD Vignettes will be available now.

Laura Liguori’s role in THE RED DRESS follows her work in the 2017 critically- acclaimed “The Gary Plays.” Born in Scottsdale, Ariz., Liguori was classically trained at the Oxford School of Drama in Oxford England, and Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles before gaining acclaim for her stage and television work. Among TV credits are the sitcom “The Boogie Dilemma (Amazon),”, “Suburgatory,” “Ugly Betty,” “Weeds,” “Growing Up Fisher.”  Most recent films include “Love Lust, and A Room Key,” “Hollywood Girl:  The Peg Entwistle Story” in which she starred as Peg Entwistle. THE RED DRESS is the compelling tale of German starlet Alexandra Schiele,