Legendary soap star, cabaret singer and raconteur, Eileen Fulton returns to New Hope in her new show, " Blame It On My Youth," Sunday, April 17. Fulton will give one performance at 3 pm at Bob Egan's New Hope at the Ramada of New Hope.
Directed by Diana Basmajian, with Bob Goldstone as Music Director and Tom Hubbard on Bass, Fulton will delight audiences when she adds her signature flair to such classic standards as "Fever," "Blue Moon," and "Stormy Weather" among others. She will also perform a special rendition of "Blame It On My Youth," the famous jazz standard written by Oscar Levant and Edward Heyman.
Fulton will also share memorable stories of growing up as a preacher's daughter in North Carolina; becoming the vixen of daytime television; her time spent in Hollywood and all of her loves and let go's-the men who got away-and the men who she survived to tell about.
Most recognized for her role as Lisa Grimaldi on the popular CBS soap, "As The World Turns," Fulton is also an established recording artist and cabaret performer as well as author of multiple books. She has also performed on stage in such Broadway productions as "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" as well as many off-Broadway productions such as, "The Fantasticks." She has been the recipient of many prestigious awards such as the Lifetime Achievement Award by the TV Academy and was also inducted into the Soap Opera Hall of Fame.
For more information on Eileen please visit: http://www.eileenfultononline.com/
Bob Egan's New Hope - Supper Club and Cabaret is located at the Ramada of New Hope, 6426 Lower York Road in New Hope, PA. Tickets to Eileen Fulton are $25 and are available online at www.bobegansnewhope.com. There is a $15 food and drink minimum for Saturday evening shows. Food is served from 1:30pm on. 215-862-5225 (The Ramada) or 215-794-7716 (Bob Egan Entertainment) for more information.
