While making her stage debut in The Ransom of Red Chief at the tender age of 11, Victoria Edwards found her calling. Once the lights hit and the music hummed, she never looked back. And now…we’ll just say a few years later, Victoria is still a compelling presence in the music theatre and cabaret worlds.

Feeling at home in both comedic and dramatic works, Victoria has always looked forward to the challenge that each new role offers. Whether commanding notice as the strong and persuasive Leading Player in Pippin or channeling Valley of the Dolls in The Washed Up Blondes, this strong singer-actress has developed her unique and unforgettable talent in a variety of ways. She has also been tapped as a well-respected regional choreographer with a resume that includes Guys and Dolls, Pippin, and Bye Bye Birdie. But when it comes right down to it, she really likes to “bring it home” with her own blend of sultry singing, dry humor, and charismatic presence. And New York Cabaret seems the perfect place to do it.

ALONG THE ROAD OF LOVE, her solo debut at the Duplex, was that much anticipated venture. With her continuing success in 2007, Victoria is looking forward to an exciting 2008 that includes a little summer fun with her new show, MY OWN SPACE.



For those of you who don’t know Victoria, it may be a bit hard to imagine why you might drop everything and run to see My Own Space. The following list may be all the convincing you need. If not, well you’re a harder sell than I thought! ;)

10 REASONS WHY YOU WILL WANT TO HEAR & SEE VICTORIA EDWARDS

1. It’s time we brought back the hourglass figure.
2. Sassy, stylish, and a vixen? You’d be crazy not to hear me.
3. I am an undeniable presence. You’re even feeling it through the page right now, aren’t you…
4. I sing, act, dance, model, defend the lost, keep the faith, rescue animals, wear funky jewelry, recycle, drink soy chai lattes…
5. This is an ingénue-free zone, people. Those don’t come along every day.
6. The West Village is lovely this time of year.
7. My cabarets are PG-13.Well I know there is someone in New York City who thinks that’s a good thing! …Hello?
8. Sultry vocal stylings, people. Sultry…vocal (say it with me)…stylings.
9. If you have an attractive, single, relatively normal son in his 30’s, I’m your gal. Come down and meet me!
10. I’m a regulah laugh riot!!! (Yes, I meant to spell it that way.)