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CABARET: An Evening with Lumiri Tubo
Upcoming star Lumiri Tubo continues The Bradstan Cabaret Series on Aug. 6 at 7 p.m.
About this event
Join hosts Scott Samuelson + Eddie Dudek as The Bradstan Cabaret Series continues with Lumiri Tubo on Aug. 6 at 7 p.m.
“This vivacious performer is a charmer with a diverse vocal style that at times ranges from Anita Baker to Alberta Hunter,” says John Hoglund, reviewer for Backstage.
Full bar, light bites + desserts available | No drink minimum
6 p.m. doors open | 7 p.m. showtime
Arrive early to grab a cocktail at the Cabaret Bar before the show!
| Join us for dinner at The Homestead Restaurant + Lounge before the show and receive 15% off your meal! (Proof of ticket purchase required.) Call +1 845 557 8316 or email [email protected] to secure your dinner reservation. |
BONUS: Tickets include access to our Bradstan Meet + Greet with the evening’s performers, and the opportunity to purchase autographed CDs.
ABOUT LUMIRI
Electrifying, dazzling, and wonderful are only a few of the terms used to describe upcoming star Lumiri Tubo. Her honest and pure emotional interpretations, coupled with her outstanding vocal ability, immediately put Lumiri at the top of everyone’s “have to see” list.
Lumiri is an accomplished and talented actress and singer, and received her master’s degree in fine arts from The Ohio State University. She was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., but has spent the majority of her life in Sullivan County. She’s utilized her theater background at home and in the local community by offering drama workshops for children of all ages, and has appeared in theatrical productions of “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” “The King and I,” and “A Raisin in the Sun.” In school and regionally, Lumiri has appeared in “The Rainmaker,” “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf’
Lumiri Tubo
Electrifying, dazzling, and wonderful are only a few of the terms used to describe upcoming star, Lumiri Tubo. "This vivacious performer is a charmer with a diverse vocal style that at times ranges from Anita Baker to Alberta Hunter," says John Hoglund, reviewer for Backstage. Her honest and pure emotional interpretations coupled with her outstanding vocal ability, immediately put Lumiri at the top of everyone's had to see list. Barbara and Scott Seagal describe her as "a diva in the making who gets something rich and tasty out of every song," while Roy Sander says, "she is poised but warm, classy yet natural and unaffected and she sings extremely well."
Lumiri' is all accomplished and talented actress and singer and has her Master's Degree in Fine Arts from Ohio State University. She was born in Brooklyn, New York but has spent the majority of her life in rural Upstate, New York in Sullivan County. She has also utilized her theater background at home and in the local community by offering Drama workshops for children of all ages, and has appeared in such theatrical productions as "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas," "The King and I," and "A Raisin in the Sun." In school and regionally, Lumiri has appeared in "The Rainmaker," "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf'," "The Beggar's Opera," and "The Amen Corner."
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Democrat Photo by Ted Waddell Lumiri Tubo |
She's All About A
'Touch of Your Love'
By Ted Waddell
CALLICOON — December 13, 2002 – Lumiri Tubo, an accomplished and talented actress/singer, recently released her first compact disc titled “Touch of Your Love.”
“It was on the plate a long time, but this is my first disc,” she said. “It’s about going to the next level. ... If you want to perform in the big rooms, you need a CD.
“It’s sort of like a calling card,” added Tubo. “It tells them you’re serious.”
Lumiri’s inaugural CD was produced and arranged by her pianist, Rob LaRocco. It was recorded and mastered by John Hegner at JHM Studios of NYC. The haunting cover photograph was shot by Agahuda Khanii.
According to Tubo, the CD started out in the studio as a demo recording of eight songs, but things went so well they decided to cut a 12-selection disc.
“Touch of Your Love” kicks off with “Test of Time” by David Prescetto, runs through Count Basie’s “I Caught a Touch of Your Love,” “Hallelujah, I Love Him So” by Ray Charles, “The Ballad of Pearly Sue” and wraps with “Lost in the Stars” by Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill.
Adding to the musical mix: “The First Time on a Ferris Wheel,” “Somebody Made Me Laugh,” “Deep in the Night,” “You Put a Move On My Heart,” “My Handyman Ain’t Handy No More,” “A Child is Born/If I Could” and John Madden’s “Love to Last.”
Tubo said her next release will be called “Rainmaker,” based on the title of an original song written by LaRocco. It will feature all-original music.
The diva-in-the-making began her cabaret career at the Bradstan Country Hotel’s Nancy LaMott Room in White Lake.
In October, she presented