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TINA FABRIQUE has recently been featured in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas on national tour. Her Broadway credits include Dessa Rose at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Bring in 'Da Noise Bring in 'Da Funk, Ragtime, Truly Blessed, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, The Gospel At Colonus and Harlem Song. Other national tours include The Wiz, Bubbling Brown Sugar, Once on This Island, South Pacific and Queenie Pie. Her other New York credits include 70, Girls, 70 for New York City Center Encores!, Angel Levine at Jewish Repertory and Shades of Harlem at the Village Gate. Ms. Fabrique's regional credits include Mother Shaw in Crowns, Hattie in Kiss Me Kate and Ma in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom at Arena Stage, Mama Morton in Chicago at Ogonquit Theater, Quilly in The Old Settler at Actors Theater of Louisville and The Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at North Shore Music Theatre. She created the role of Mother Vera in Abysinnia at Musical Theatre Works, The Cleveland Play House, Arena Stage and Goodspeed Musicals. Ms. Fabrique was a featured soloist for several years with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, touring throughout Europe and the United States. She also starred with the Harlem Gospel Singers on tour in Europe for several years. This past summer Ms. Fabrique's voice could be heard singing the theme song to the documentary movie Mad Hot Ballroom. Her television credits include Law & Order, When I Grow Up, The Today Show, Reading Rainbow (for which she sang the original theme), Steam Shovel, All My Children and One Life to Live, for which she won a Gloria Award. Ms. Fabrique won the James Cleveland Gospel Music Award for Best Female Gospel Vocalist for her recording He's Able on Glorious Records.

TINA FABRIQUE