Nanci Zoppi has performed in both theatre and bands across the U.S. and Canada. Trained at Circle in the Square Theatre School in Manhattan and skilled in most styles of music, her show promises to include many surprises in genre and era. A storyteller by nature, she weaves comedy and heartbreak through song and speech.
Last seen as Dot in the SF Playhouse production of Sunday in the Park with George and Ilona in She Loves Me, Nanci returns to her greatest love. cabaret. She is a winner of a Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award. The SF Chronicle lauded “…[Zoppi] delivers each line, no matter how banal, as if it penetrates her every cell; her performances a stunning reminder that we go to the theatre to see text not just recited, but embodied.”
NOTE: There is a $20/per person food and beverage minimum in the showroom.
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Last seen as Dot in the SF Playhouse production of Sunday in the Park with George and Ilona in She Loves Me, Nanci returns to her greatest love. cabaret. She is a winner of a Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award. The SF Chronicle lauded “…[Zoppi] delivers each line, no matter how banal, as if it penetrates her every cell; her performances a stunning reminder that we go to the theatre to see text not just recited, but embodied.”
NOTE: There is a $20/per person food and beverage minimum in the showroom.
Nanci Zoppi has performed in both theatre and bands across the U.S. and Canada. Trained at Circle in the Square Theatre School in Manhattan and skilled in most styles of music, her show promises to include many surprises in genre and era. A storyteller by nature, she weaves comedy and heartbreak through song and speech.
Last seen as Dot in the SF Playhouse production of Sunday in the Park with George and Ilona in She Loves Me, Nanci returns to her greatest love. cabaret. She is a winner of a Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award. The SF Chronicle lauded “…[Zoppi] delivers each line, no matter how banal, as if it penetrates her every cell; her performances a stunning reminder that we go to the theatre to see text not just recited, but embodied.”
NOTE: There is a $20/per person food and beverage minimum in the showroom.
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Last seen as Dot in the SF Playhouse production of Sunday in the Park with George and Ilona in She Loves Me, Nanci returns to her greatest love. cabaret. She is a winner of a Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award. The SF Chronicle lauded “…[Zoppi] delivers each line, no matter how banal, as if it penetrates her every cell; her performances a stunning reminder that we go to the theatre to see text not just recited, but embodied.”
NOTE: There is a $20/per person food and beverage minimum in the showroom.
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