Walnut Street Theatre's Tell Me on a Sunday

The young lady has a very good voice. Would have liked to have seen her in Phantom.

We weren't disappointed, though unaware that we had seen " Tell Me On A Sunday " some years prior, originally with Bernadette Peters on Broadway. This show is derived from an adaptation of only the first act of Andrew Lloyd Weber's " Song And Dance ." This presentation is perfectly suited for a smaller performance space such at The Third Floor Of Philadelphia's The Walnut Street Theatre, because it contains merely the " song " part of that production. The lovely young lady who performed it, solo, was great ! As was her pianist .

First time at the Independence Studio of the Walnut Street Theater. Neat venue - very intimate - may get a little uncomfortable for a long show but the up close and personal feel outweighs that concern. Loved the way they executed all the clothing changes. Julia has a wonderful voice.

Julia Udine's voice and acting makes Tell me on a Sunday unforgettable. What an opportunity to see this star up and personal. Beauty and talent on stage for an entire hour. She was simply amazing.

If you like small intimate experiences, this is the show.