Cabaret and All That Jazz With Ariana Savalas

The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church of Newburyport presents a special evening of
Cabaret and All that Jazz With Ariana Savalas
"Who Loves Ya Baby?"
 

In 2018, Annunciation Church will be celebrating its 100th Anniversary in Newburyport.  It has not been an easy road and the Church has overcome many setbacks, including a devastating fire in August of 1983 that burned the historic building to the ground.  Not only are we preparing to celebrate the past 100 years, but we are preparing for the next 100 and our future generations with the initiative to "burn the mortgage" as quickly as possible!  All the net proceeds of this event will go specifically to the Mortgage Reduction Fund.  We hope you will join us in helping to make this a reality!!!
 
Much more than a gorgeous voice, singer/songwriter Ariana Savalas is the definition of a show-woman. The Washington Post named Ariana "a top-notch cabaret jazz singer”, and she has captivated sold out audiences across the world, showcasing her saucy cabaret revue in America's most posh clubs including The Dave Koz Lounge in Beverly Hills, Herb Alpert’s Vibrato in Bel Air, as well as the legendary Feinstein’s, Friar's Club and Birdland in New York.

Online audiences have enjoyed watching the sultry debut music video for her original song "One Man Show" as well as her collaborations with the Postmodern Jukebox which have garnered millions of views and reached #1 on the iTunes Jazz Charts. She can be seen on tour with them worldwide as they take the stage at some of the world’s most stunning venues, including the O2 at Shepherd's Bush in London, the Best Buy Theater on Broadway, the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, and the Motorola Theater in Los Angeles.

Most recently, Ariana had the distinct honor of opening for jazz icon Kenny G. Taking some lessons in showmanship from her late father, the legendary actor Telly Savalas, this seductive chanteuse captivates her listeners with her signature smooth as silk vocals, a quick wit, and a delightfully naughty sense of humor compelling Variety Magazine after seeing her performance to write, “Who loves ya baby? They all did."