Mary K teaches proper vocal technique which allows you to perform for hours and long shows. She also teaches stage presence, mental techniques for preparing to perform successfully. Being the star of a real Broadway show and making well over $100,000/year at the age of 10, Mary K's experience speaks for itself as only a small percentage of performers actually make to becoming the lead in a Broadway show. She's been there, knows all the hurdles and offers wise advice and guidance.
Mary K's Bio
Mary K has a very impressive background in showbiz, having literally been to the top. She played the lead role of "Annie" in Martin Charnin's First National Touring Company of the Broadway musical "Annie" She was interviewed by Siskel and Ebert and sang the National Anthem for the Phillies and Flyers games solo. She was also nominated as Best Actress by the Sarah Siddon Awards in Chicago for her performance as Annie. She also starred with Martin's Tisha Campbell in Maurice Syndak's "Really Rosie" at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC playing the role role of Kathy. Mary K has also done over 50 national television commercials as well and several voice-overs. Her track record speaks for itself. She is member of the following prestigious unions: SAG (Screen Actors Guild) AFTRA (American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) and Actors Equity Association (AEA) She is now president and lead vocalist for Party/Dance Bands Cat-Atomic (www.cat-atomic-band-blogspot.com) and lead vocalist for Venus Rising Band (venusrisingband.com) She also is a singer and songwriter for her original music project, Marinda's Castle. For more info, please contact her at mktlombardi@aol.com
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Many many many years ago, after seeing you perform in “Annie” in Chicago — at the Shubert Theatre — I became obsessed with the play and everything about it. Simpler times back then. And, one day, my best friend Muffie — who lived across the street — and I had the brilliant idea to just call you! Muffie was allowed to call Directory Assistance, back then. I wasn’t. And she found what we thought was your number. Turns out, it was your grandmother! Who kindly told us you were on tour. It was such a thrill for me and Muff. Anyway, I remembered this recently after going through a box of my “treasures” from childhood. And found the program. I sure hope you enjoyed being Annie as much as so many of us enjoyed seeing it. For me, it was life changing.
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