TenorUS

Two of Australia’s beloved tenors, Roger Davy & Adam Bartlett

Presented by Ipswich Civic Centre

Tenor US brings together two of Queensland’s beloved Tenor voices, former Ten Tenor Roger Davy & Musical Theatre star Adam Bartlett. “Why book ten when all you need is us?”

‘From Opera to Swing and Rock to songs from Broadway and the West End.’

The show will features a smorgasbord of musical gems including tributes to Queen, Simon & Garfunkel, Michael Bublé, Sinatra, Elvis, Tom Jones, Neil Diamond, Elton John, Josh Groban, Andrea Boccelli and much more. With a combination of audience participation, fun and sophistication this show will deliver a powerhouse performance you will never forget.

ROGER DAVY
Tenor, Roger Davy is a well-known face in Queensland and across Australia. He began his music career as a boy soprano before performing with Opera Queensland & Opera Australia. After performing in the UK and Europe then returning to Australia, Roger sang and was a driving force behind the much-celebrated Ten Tenors. Roger created Vavachi Entertainment. Producing entertainment for Weddings Corporate and Ultimate Opera Experiences, Vavachi has provided performance opportunities to countless numbers of Queensland singers, including some who have since gone onto established National and International careers.

ADAM BARTLETT
Completing this ‘Tenorlicious’ duo is star musical performer Adam Bartlett. In addition to John Frost’s South Pacific and Simon Gallagher’s The Merry Widow and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Adam performed for Brisbane Festival in Kiss Me Kate and took on his dream role as Jean Valjean in Les Miserables. In Brisbane, Adams had a standout feature role as Dan in Next to Normal at The Brisbane Arts Theatre and Love Letters of Noel Coward and co-produced and starred in the production of Piano Men ‘a tribute to Elton John & Billy Joel’ for Footlights Theatrical. Adam’s love for theatrics and passion for song and dance make him a well-rounded and seasoned performer who can lend himself to many diverse roles. His entertainment factor is second to none and always a crowd-pleaser.