Performing at Singer Spotlight North Shore Thursday, March 29, 2001

Stephanie Rogers
Stephanie is alive, a new mom, writing new music (a little more complex, a little hookier - imagine!) and taking off for the southern states soon. She is seeking new management and will promote her second album, a la "Not To Keep," on the internet. Stephanie is currently focused on private parties, and will be booking clubs pretty soon. Consider this kinda like a little hibernation. She has an ongoing gig as a spokesperson for an internet production company, which covers a tech industry event called "First Tuesday." Steph is not acting much these days, though her two network television shows have been airing regularly. Best place to buy "Not To Keep" is CDBABY. Check out Stephanie's website: hipchick.com

Ron Keaton
Ron is a very familiar face to Chicago theatergoers, having performed in many phases of Chicago theater - from Shakespeare to contemporary drama to musical theater and more. His versatility extends to broadcasting (host and creator of the radio series The American Diary), voiceover, film and commercial work. Ron is on the advisory board of SEASON OF CONCERN, the AIDS fundraising organization in the Chicagoland artistic community. He is a writer, a student of American history, an avid golfer and he lives in Evanston.

Arlene Kelly
Arlene began singing in her hometown of Philadelphia with a group known as Blues Mama. Since coming to Chicago she has appeared at the White Manor Inn and the Lyons Den.

Rachelle Kole
For the past 10 years Rachelle has been the vocalist for the Larry Brent Orchestra. She has performed for private parties throughout the Chicago area. Rachelle's voice was a familiar feature on the John Records Landecker show on WLS radio as the Iowa Songbird in the late 80's. She is currently busy in her own production company, being the mother of three children, ages 6,4 & 2. She is looking forward to getting back to a more active singing career.