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A Diva for all seasons...                                                                                               Article and Interview By David Nye

LONDON- Broadway lights could and would shine brighter, should Ms Anne Kerry Ford perform again in New York. Any script? Any musical costumed made for this bright American diva? She excelled on the big screen. She brilliantly performed in Europe. She has been selected among the 25 most admired and well-thought artists by an international audience and readers of European magazines. She carries the torch of symphonic musical beauty. She released very well-welcomed and acclaimed CDs. She did it all with class, professionalism and originality. Broadway, perhaps Paris and London should get ready for Ms Kerry Ford. Anne is not your regular cabaret singer, for she has more to offer than a set of romantic songs for an audience in a cozy cabaret room setting. She brings to the cosmos of cabaret, a solid dramatic and traditional training and background. Actress, thinker, big stage and cinema  star,  Ms Kerry Ford adds an ultra dimension to standard cabaret repertoires. In that sense, she differs from her peers and colleagues in the business.

Ms Kerry Ford is a native of Texas, USA. She graduated with honors from the prestigious Juilliard School of Drama when she was only twenty years old and began to work  in classical theatres before making her first Broadway appearance as Grace Farrell in Annie, and numerous performances nationwide and worldwide, including  recitals and concerts at The White House.

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