Critically acclaimed Cleveland cabaret artist, Megan Elk, weaves well-loved standards, pop hits, show tunes, and original songs into an honest and intimate personal narrative of adversity and near success. Featuring music of Gershwin, Weill, Arlen, Porter, Sondheim, Kander, and more.

Megan Elk is a multi-faceted actress, singer, composer, and vocal coach who has performed throughout Europe and the U.S. in countless musicals, operas, and devised theatre productions. Megan was most recently seen onstage at Cleveland Public Theatre as The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in The Loush Sisters Love Dick'ns: Great Expectations, and as Edna Crabapple in Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play. Ms. Elk currently serves at the co-artistic director of the contemporary vocal ensemble, reVoice. She also appears frequently throughout the region under her cabaret nom de plume, “Miss Alexandra Huntingdon”, which recently earned her the distinction of being named both Best Singer and Best Musician 2015 by Cleveland Scene Magazine. Her most recent album of original compositions, LIVE at Survival Kit, garnered critical acclaim in the music blogosphere from London to L.A. She is the recipient of The Gene Kelly Award for Excellence in Musical Theatre, The Kennedy Center ACTF award for meritorious achievement in music composition, and numerous awards from The National Association of Teachers of Singing. For more information, please visit www.missalexandrahuntingdon.com

Joe Leaman is an in demand pianist, percussionist and instructor in the Northeast Ohio region. He has been seen with local artists Jack Schantz, Helen Welch, Dave Morgan, and has performed with the bands Special Request, Charita Franks, and Axon Neuron just to name a few. Joe is currently the Music and Worship Director for Montrose Zion United Methodist Church in Bath, and is the keyboard specialist at Woodsy’s Music in Kent. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Music Performance from The University of Akron.

• Megan Elk, Vocals
• Joe Leaman, Piano