Tony Award-winner LaChanze is celebrated for her "ability to deliver exceptional vocals mixed with authentic emotions," says BroadwayWorld.com. LaChanze's latest show is an intensely personal on-stage memoir that uses the music of jazz, rock, soul and Broadway to share her journey. LaChanze will perform at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. on May 20 at the Marlene Boll Theater, 1401 Broadway St. in Detroit. Call 313-405-5061 or visit http://cabaret313.org/ to purchase tickets ranging in price from $60-125.
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