Where torch songs flicker and phantoms sing.
Step into the shadows of the stage for an unforgettable evening of Broadway’s most hauntingly beautiful music. Broadway's Andrea Ross joins pianist and festival artistic director Scott Lykins for a spellbinding journey through classic and contemporary show tunes, just in time for Halloween. From the chilling romance of Phantom of the Opera to the underworld rhythms of Hadestown and the magical power of Wicked, this intimate cabaret blends torch songs, ghostly ballads, and theatrical magic under the soft glow of the ghost light. Join us for a night where Broadway’s spirits come alive!
Featured Artists
ANDREA ROSS is an internationally recognized vocalist, recording artist and Broadway performer, hailed by the Boston Globe as “a phenom, whose poise and pipes are astounding” and by Variety Magazine as a “lovely, clear soprano.” Andrea Ross’ career was launched by the mentorship of Broadway composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, who produced her UK chart-topping album Moon River with Universal Music Group’s Classics and Jazz label. She is featured on multiple tracks of Andrew Lloyd Webber 60 (Universal Music Group) and the Over The Rainbow (UCJ) charity album, peaking at No. 1 on the UK Compilation Charts. Andrea Ross is a seasoned musical theater entertainer, performing lead roles in the Broadway national tours of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Whistle Down the Wind and Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music. Ms. Ross’ theatrical accolades include the prestigious Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Actress awarded by the Boston Theater Critics Association. As a sought-after soloist, Andrea Ross has appeared with top symphony orchestras around the world, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Utah Symphony Orchestra, Phoenix Symphony, South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, Savannah Philharmonic, Princeton Symphony Orchestra, BBC Concert Orchestra, and many more. Read Ms. Ross' full bio here.
All LAMF activities are made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Five Wings Arts Council and Minnesota State Arts Board thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.