GLOBAL HEADLINER
Combining two decades of touring in music theatre productions, award winning songwriting, and her rock and roll roots, Jen crafted her one woman HEADLINER SHOWS: “Ode To Classic Rock” and “Journey of a Songwriter,” regularly performed on cruise lines and in the corporate world. She also has created an extremely unique KEYNOTE CONCERT for the corporate domain and universities, that pairs an engaging motivational storytelling experience with original songs.
Her classic rock show is jam packed with hits, laughs, big personality and charm, whether it’s channeling her inner Stevie Nicks and Janis Joplin, or paying tribute to Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) with her unique acoustic piano version of “DreamOn.” Conversely, Jen takes a very down to earth and genuine approach in her other show telling an inspirational story about following your heart and your dreams, paired with music ranging from powerhouses like Carole King and Billy Joel, to the operatic sounds of Puccini, and then onto the writers of today that truly tug at your heart strings.
Whether you get a chance to see the full scale rock show or you book Jen for your company’s specialized event, audiences will leave smiling, laughing, inspired, and feeling like they’ve witnessed a Ted Talk joining forces with a musical concert.
Please contact Don Casino Agency for all cruise line headliner bookings: info@dcptalent 305-931-7552
SESSION WORK / TOPLINING /SONGWRITING
An award winning songwriter that has written for and collaborated with major label artists, Jen is available for studio sessions (vocals, songwriting/toplining) and live shows, in and around Los Angeles. Sessions can also be completed from her professional home studio in LA. Classically trained vocally, she writes and sings everything from soul and rock to pop and country.
VOICE OVER
Jen’s turnaround time for VO work (raw or mastered) is remarkably fast. While she loves doing character VO, she can effortlessly knock out in record time that “girl/mom next door” sound as heard immediately below.
