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Maggie Graham's Carol Channeling is an
evening of hilarious fun custom tailored to
the needs of the musical theatre obsessed.
During a 70 minute tour de force, Maggie
(under the guise of Carol Channing)
impersonates an impressive and diverse array
of Broadway divas.
Carol's "guests" for the evening include but are not limited to . . . Judy Garland, Bernadette Peters, Marlene Dietrich, Barbra Streisand, Julie Andrews, Kristin Chenoweth, Patti LuPone, Angel Lansbury, Doris Day, Ethel Merman and Idina Menzel!
"Carol Channeling comes at you like an express bus to Broadway. Maggie Graham packs the big hits of all the Broadway Divas into one non-stop showstopper!”
~ Currents Magazine
"It's silly, it's funny, and it's excruciatingly gay."
~ Popsucker.net
"If you haven’t caught this virtuoso tour de force show run, don’t walk to the Triad Theater in New York City"
~Feast Of Fools
"A biological woman"
~ Time Out NY
Maggie has been performing since she was three years old and was reared on classic divas by her opera singing parents and seven siblings who were all raised in the theatre. Her one woman show has been seen at The Triad, Joe's Pub at the Public Theater-Upstairs at Rose's Turn-The Starving Artist and more.
In the past she has performed such diverse roles as Maria in West Side Story, Sheila in Hair, Hope Cladwell in Urinetown, the Acid Queen in The Who's Tommy, Marian Paroo in The Music Man, Eva Peron in Evita and Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, for which she received the 2005 NJACT award for Outstanding Lead Actress In a Musical.
She also voiced the characters of Bunny Von Schnickle and Sonya on MTV's animated series Spy Groove.
Maggie is a long time fan of Dr. Channing and began doing her impressions of Carol after having seen her on The Muppet Show at a very tender age.
For more information about Maggie and her other acting endeavors visit maggiegraham.net.
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