"Like an express bus to Broadway.  Maggie Graham packs the big hits of all the Broadway divas into one non-stop showstopper. it’s one big number after the next and a great night for musical theater buffs."

~ Currents Magazine

“Graham has a super voice and can bang out a brassy number with the best of them.”

~ Gay City News

“if you haven’t caught this virtuoso tour de force show, run don’t walk to the triad theatre in New york City.”

~ Feast of Fun

As an impressionist maggie has been featured in Rick Skye's The War of the Mama Roses  as Carol Channing, Patti LuPone, Bernadette Peters & Kristin Chenoweth, Off Broadway in An Evening at the Carlyle  as Liza Minnelli, Barbra Streisand and Ann Coulter. Gayfest's premier production of Revolution, as Judy Garland and Theatrical Gems Actor's Fund benefit performance of Irving Berlin's Mr. President as Sarah Palin.

 Other roles include Hope in Urinetown, the Acid Queen in Tommy, Marian in the Music Man, Evita in Evita, and Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd (2005 NJACT Recipient). 

For the MTV animated series Spy Groove, she contributed the voices of Bunny Von Schnickle and Sonya.

 

Following up after Carol Channeling, Caroling in Quarantine!
Maggie can be seen in the brand new series

Singing Through My "Book"

on YouTube

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Maggie's one woman diva parade, Carol Channeling  is a 70 minute tour de force of spot on impressions custom tailored to the needs of the musical theatre obsessed, just like her!

written and conceived by Maggie, 
Carol Channeling  features an 
ASTOUNDING assemblage OF FEMME FATALES,
 INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO...                       

    
·    Judy Garland
·    Julie Andrews
·    Bernadette Peters
·    Marlene Dietrich
·    Barbra streisand
·    Patti LuPone
·     Karen Carpenter
·     Eartha Kitt 
·     Dolly Parton
·     Kristin Chenoweth
·     Angela Lansbury
·     Doris Day
·     Ethel Merman
·     Idina Menzel
·     Cher
·     Liza Minnelli
·     And of course, Carol Channing