SHANA FARR

A clip of her solo concert performance "It's Not Where You Start: The Songbook of Barbara Cook" Recorded Live at 54 Below,NYC Music Director/Piano, Jon Weber Director, Duncan Knowles Video Footage, Lorcan Otway

Directed by Angelique Adelina ( as Letizia) Written by Joe Capozzi Director of Photography: Hiroshi Hara Produced by Kristen Busalacchi, Joe Capozzi, Stephanie Taylor, Bilgin Turker Cast: Alfredo Diaz, Mark Coffin, John Barbieri, Sheilagh Weymouth, Andrew Hofman, Kayla Wickes, Jack Ferry, Jonathan Ragins, Shana Farr, Joseph R. Capozzi

Recorded live at The Pheasantry at Pizza Express Live in London. Piano: Jon Weber Photos by Kevin Alvey of the Feinstein's/54Below performance From Show Boat by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II

In the role of Princess Margaret in The Student Prince by Romberg and Donnelly with Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera

Sung here by Shana Farr with lyrics written by Larry Kerchner, "Somewhere In Time" is the theme song of the popular 1980 movie starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. This is just a clip of the entire recording. Photos in this clip by: Stephanie Farr, Lynn Redmile, Stephen Sorokoff, Claudia Sintigo and Russ Weatherford.

From the album Out Of The Shadows, "Moon River" by Henri Mancini and Johnny Mercer. Music Director / Piano, Jon Weber Cello, Adam Fisher Clarinet, Dan Levinson Producer / Artistic Director, Shana Farr Recorded and Mixed by Lawrence Manchester Recorded at Carriage House Studios

From Shana Farr concert performance "It's Not Where You Start: The Songbook of Barbara Cook" "Losing My Mind" from Follies by Stephen Sondheim, Recorded Live at 54 Below, NYC Music Director/Piano: Jon Weber Director: Duncan Knowles Video Footage: Lorcan Otway

From her solo concert "It's Not Where You Start: The Songbook of Barbara Cook" A clip of "Not A Day Goes By" from Merrily We Roll Along by Stephen Sondheim Recorded Live at 54 Below NYC Music Director/Piano, Jon Weber Director, Duncan Knowles Vido Footage, Lorcan Otway

In her critically acclaimed solo show "Whistling Away The Dark" Shana Farr brings her own interpretations to great American standards made popular by Julie Andrews. The show contains popular numbers by Rodgers & Hammerstein, Lerner & Loewe, Henry Mancini, the Sherman Brothers, the Gershwins, Noel Coward and more.

By Steven Landau and D.C. Anderson; Piano: Angel de Armendi

In her solo show, Shana Farr sings "My Heart Belongs To Daddy" by Cole Porter. Piano, Jon Weber; Cello, Adam Fisher; Video, Russ Weatherford.