Bob Esty says that Kathleen sings Shirley Bassey songs better than Shirley Bassey.
(Legendary arranger, producer and songwriter Bob Esty had the privilege of working with some of the greatest singers of our time including Dusty Springfield, Barbra Streisand, and Donna Summer.)Blake Hunter says Kathleen can sing anything, anywhere, and with the greatest of ease.
(Blake Hunter, an American television producer and writer with numerous Emmy nominations and several BMI TV music award wins, is best known as the co-creator of the sitcom, Who’s the Boss?, which aired on ABC from 1984 until 1992). Creator of “Mavis and the Three Bears” in which Kathleen originated the part of Mama Bear!
“Kathleen, Thank you so much for working with us in this show [Broadway Santa]. Your beautiful voice is just an inspiration to us all, and the kids loved you! You were such a good sport – I hope we work together again soon.”
(Mimi McDonald – Director for Broadway Santa, Keys Kids) “Mrs Claus, We love you for many reasons! You have been an inspiration to our Reindeer and elves! Love, Keys Kids”(Nora Revelin – Musical Director for Broadway Santa, Keys Kids)
“Kathleen, To the best soul singer I have heard and enjoyed in my lifetime… You are an amazing woman and I have been truly blessed to have been able to go on this new journey with you. You are a true gem and I truly adore you. Thank you for teaching me about ‘spunk’! – Kristi”
(Kristi Davis – Star of “Mavis and The Three Bears”)
“Well girl – You sure know how to take the ball and run. Congratulations on a great job – you were a pleasure! Thanks, Kathleen – you have made this lovely experience all the richer in many ways. Love, Joy.”
(Joy Hawkins – Artistic Director for “Mavis and The Three Bears”) THEATER DEMO ACCOLADES…lyrics by Screenwriter Shelley Chester Music by John Michael Rabil
lyrics by Screenwriter Shelley Chester, Music by John Michael Rabil
“Take a walk on the wild side” number for “Saving the Past” I’m Madge… ThePig!
lyrics by Screenwriter Shelley Chester Music by John Michael Rabil
From the play “Craving Butterflies” Song Title “I’m Right Here”
lyrics by Screenwriter Shelley Chester, Music by John Michael Rabil