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LIZZIE BORDEN AT PLAYHOUSESQUARE
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Rachel Jones in LIZZIE
Clips of Rachel Jones in LIZZIE at Baldwin-Wallace University. March 2012. www.rachelmichellejones.com
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LIZZIE at PlayhouseSquare
A promotional video for LIZZIE BORDEN at PlayhouseSquare. by Ben Meadors Photography
UK PERFORMANCES
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Rachel Michelle - Infinite Joy - Guildford School of Acting MA Showcase
Rachel Michelle sings Infinite Joy by William Finn Guildford School of Acting MA Musical Theatre Showcase Director and Choreographer: Phyllida Crowley-Smith Musical Director: Peter Roberts Costume Designer: Vanessa Dean Lighting Designer: Claire O’Donoghue Sound Designer: Dan Higgott Vocal Coach: Kevin Michael Cripps Programme Leader MA Musical Theatre: Tom Turner Filmed by: Alex Ryland Jones Performing Arts Technician: Mark Dutton Stage Manager: Emma Currie Deputy Stage Manager: Ben Lyon Assistant Stage Manager: Madelaine McQuoid
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Rachel Michelle - The Dream - The Legend of Sleepy Hollow - Guildford School of Acting
Rachel Michelle as Sabine in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Guildford School fo Acting MA Musical Theatre 2021 Book: Helen Watts Music & Lyrics: Eamonn O'Dwyer Director/Choreographer: Racky Plews Music Director: Kevin Michael Cripps Sets/Costumes/Projections: PJ McEvoy Lighting: John Rainsforth Sound: Joshua Robbins DSM: Faith Tilley Photo by: Mark Senior
PERFORMANCES AROUND NYC
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UP TO THE MOUNTAIN (MLK SONG) BY PATTY GRIFFIN - Rachel Michelle Jones with SATB Choir
Rachel Jones singing Patty Griffin's Up To The Mountain (MLK Song) at the West End Collegiate Church in New York City. This song is inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King's final speech in Memphis, the night before he was assassinated. www.rachelmichellejones.com West End Collegiate Church Bass: Bill Ellison Drums: Bill Hayes Piano: Eric Sedgwick Organ: Cynthia Powell Back Up Vocals: West End Choir
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What do I Need with Love? - Rachel Michelle Jones
LET THERE BE LOVE: A Valentine's Fundraiser for The Stonewall Chorale (www.stonewallchorale.org) Rachel Michelle Jones sings "What do I Need with Love?" from THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE. Piano: Eric Sedgiwck www.rachelmichellejones.com
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Rachel Jones - So In Love, Cole Porter (COVER)
Rachel Jones sings So in Love by Cole Porter. Cynthia Powell on Piano. www.rachelmichellejones.com
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Rachel Jones - Up To The Mountain (MLK Song) by Patty Griffin - SATB Choir
Rachel Jones singing Patty Griffin's Up To The Mountain (MLK Song) at the West End Collegiate Church in New York City. This song is inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King's final speech in Memphis, the night before he was assassinated. www.rachelmichellejones.com Cynthia Powell, Music Director, Keyboard. Bill Ellison, Bass. arr. Mac Huff. Lyrics I went up to the mountain Because you asked me to Up over the clouds To where the sky was blue I could see all around me Everywhere I could see all around me Everywhere Sometimes I feel like I've never been nothing but tired And I'll be walking Till the day I expire Sometimes I lay down No more can I do But then I go on again Because you ask me to Some days I look down Afraid I will fall And though the sun shines I see nothing at all Then I hear your sweet voice, oh Oh, come and then go, come and then go Telling me softly You love me so The peaceful valley Just over the mountain The peaceful valley Few come to know I may never get there Ever in this lifetime But sooner or later It's there I will go Sooner or later It's there I will go.
CLAIRE IN ORDINARY DAYS
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Fine Rachel Jones and Bernie Mulvaney
Fine Rachel Jones and Bernie Mulvaney
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I'm Trying
"I'm Trying" from a "chaos theatre" conceptualization of ORDINARY DAYS by the BW class of 2012. With Antwaun Holley.
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Gotta Get Out
"Gotta Get Out" from a "chaos theatre" conceptualization of ORDINARY DAYS by the BW class of 2012.
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