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Jeff Harnar is an American, New York-based cabaret singer and recording artist with an unusually smooth, baritone voice and a fondness for the Broadway musical repertoire. Jeff Harnar was born in Manhattan Beach, California, on July 27, 1959. His family moved during his childhood to Dearborn, Michigan; Riverside, Connecticut; and to Kenilworth, Illinois. He attended New Trier East High School in Winnetka, Illinois, and Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. He graduated from New York University with a BFA in Acting. Jeff's performing career began in Chicago at age 10 as a television commercial talent.〔Personal recollection of a schoolmate〕 He performed in various community theater productions (Winthrop in ''The Music Man'', Artful Dodger in ''Oliver!''), and majored in theater studies throughout his schooling. Jeff's early career included performing at Opryland USA in ''I Hear America Singing''. He was Little Chap in ''Stop the World - I Want to Get Off'' at Fairlane Mansion Dinner Theater in Dearborn, Michigan. Jeff currently lives in Manhattan. ==Theme shows== In 1983, Jeff's cabaret career blossomed in showcase rooms such as Mr. Sam's, Broadway Baby, Don’t Tell Mama, and Eighty Eights, working with musical director Alex Rybeck. Together with director Sara Louise Lazarus, Harnar and Rybeck created a series of theme shows whose critical success took them to major Manhattan venues such as The Ballroom, the Oak Room at the historic Algonquin Hotel, the Russian Tea Room, The Firebird Café and The Café Carlyle. Jeff's signature cabaret shows include “Carried Away: Jeff Harnar sings Comden & Green,” “The 1959 Broadway Songbook,” “Easy to Love: Cole Porter,” “Dancing in the Dark: Vincente Minnelli's Hollywood,” “Because of You: Fifties Gold,” “Gershwin's Hollywood,” “The Warner Brother's Songbook,” “Sammy Cahn All The Way" and "A Collective Cy: A Cy Coleman Songbook." 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jeff Harnar」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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