Audrey Federici sings from the Broadway musical 'Company', sung by the character Joanne. It was written by Stephen Sondheim, and was introduced by Elaine Stritch. It became her signature song.

The Ladies Who Lunch Company(Stephen Sondheim) Live Performance

from the second act of Pasek and Paul's Broadway musical , 'Dear Evan Hansen'-Heidi comforts Evan, reflecting on the day when his father left, assuring him that she won't be going anywhere.

Audrey Federici So Big So Small (Evan Hansen)

from Stephen Sondheim's Musical 'Passion'.
After Giorgio pleads with her to give him up, Fosca explains that this cannot happen. Her love is not a choice, it is who she is.

Loving You:  Passion(Stephen Sondeim)

A dying woman, previously professed to be agnostic, now admits to herself that indeed she has had faith all along. 
• From Michael John LaChiusa's production of
'See What I Wanna See'

There Will Be A Miracle (See What I Wanna See)

Audrey Federici sings Rookie in the Ring from 'My Favorite Year'
with Eddie Schnecker on the piano
music by Stephen Flaherty, and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens

Rookie In Ring from My Favorite Year

With infinite attention to detail, Sondheim leads Sally from sunrise to her sleepless night, revealing that every second of her existence is defined by her longing, and explores the extent to which she has lost herself in this make-believe world of undying desire.

Losing My Mind From Stephen Sondheim's 'Follies' (LIVE)

Audrey Federici Sings 'Shadow Waltz' from 42nd Street
Eddie Schnecker at the piano

Shadow Waltz from 42nd Street

Audrey Federici Sings 'Losing my Mind' from Stephen Sondheim's 'Follies'

Losing my Mind from 'Follies'

Audrey Federici and Eddie Schnecker perform Get Happy | Happy Days Are Here Again in the style of Judy Garland and Barbra Streisand on Judy's TV show from 1963

Get Happy | Happy Days Are Here Again ( Audrey Federici + Eddie Schnecker)

Audrey Federici is a performer with a unique skill-set. She is a classically trained opera singer with a strong foundation in music theory and vocal technique. Her versatility in adapting to different musical styles and genres makes her a valuable asset in the theater. She blends different musical styles to convey a range of emotions and narratives effectively.

Loving You: Passion(Stephen Sondeim)

Audrey Federici

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