Teri Ralston: Songs I’ve Grown Into
- Post author:Les Traub
- Post published:May 28, 2016
- Reading time:0 mins read
Tags: Clubs, Jazz Vocalists, Show Tunes, Vocalists, CD, Composers, Musicians, Standards, Singers, Cabaret Reviews, Jazz Singers, Venues, Teri Ralston, Jazz, In Buddy's Eyes, Revues, If We Only Have Love, Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris, The Baker’s Wife, Song’s I’ve Grown Into, Tom Rolla, Why Don’t We Do This More Often?, Allie Wrubel, Charles Newman, Roy Rogers, Chanson, Follies, Cabaret Scenes, San Francisco, Tom Rolla’s Gardenia, west hollywood, lyricists, Great American Songbook, Les Traub, Broadway, Cabaret, Broadway Musicals, Shelly Markham, American Songbook, Songbook, Popular Song, Nightclubs, Musicals, Supper Clubs
SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share this content
Les Traub
Les Traub has been covering the cabaret scene for over twenty years. He is a co-founder and President of Cabaret West and has produced cabaret shows at the Jazz Bakery, Cinegrill, Gardenia, El Portal Theatre, Pasadena Playhouse and at UCLA. He co-produced and wrote a Sammy Cahn tribute show at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. He is Chairman of the Board of Musical Theatre Guild, where he co- produced Sail Away, High Spirits, Little Mary Sunshine and Street Scene at the Alex Theatre. He has lectured on cabaret in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Connecticut. .

