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Tracy Michailidis "From Here"
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Tracy Michailidis "From Here"

Monday, December 7, 2026 · 7:30 PMHugh's Room · Toronto

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Tracy Michailidis Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 7:30pm, Doors at 6:30pm$35+ in advance, $42+ at the door, $25+ student, arts worker, underemployed ticket
Seven years ago, Tracy did a show at the Jazz Bistro she was set to reprise in the Spring of 2020. The show was cancelled. And life was forever altered. This cabaret explores the time that was, the time that is, and the moments in between. Joined by Noreen Waibel at the piano and Liza McClellan on cello, Dora-award winning actress Tracy Michailidis explores themes of time, love, and crossword puzzles. Featuring music by folks like Stephen Sondheim, Lennon and McCartney, Joni Mitchell, and Kurt Weill, this evening is about finding a little light in the dark.
TRACY MICHAILIDIS is an award-winning singer and actor who has spent her career gracing stages across Canada, on Broadway and on National Tours, and across Europe. Last seen in the all-Yiddish production of Fiddler on the Roof at the Elgin Theatre, she also runs her own coaching studio, is passionate about developing new work, and loves the Toronto Blue Jays. www.tracymichailidis.com
NOREEN WAIBEL (piano) Along with being a musical director, keyboard player and vocal coach, Noreen loves to travel - and her work as Vocal Director at Disney Cruise Line has enabled her to experience many beautiful locations around the world. She has enjoyed making music with Tracy for many years!
LIZA MCCLELLAN (cello) Saskatchewan-born cellist Liza McLellan is currently writing, arranging and performing music of all styles. These arrangements have been performed by ensembles ranging in size from the string quartet right up to symphony orchestra. Currently cellist and writer/arranger for Yamaha and D’Addario sponsored electric/acoustic string quartet Dévah.

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