WAT-CAST: Stacy Sullivan Talks About Her Musical Career

Alix Cohen
/ February 19, 2018
/ Podcasts, Women

Stacy Sullivan, the seventh of eight children born in Boggy Depot, Oklahoma, is a long way from her geographic roots, but ever faithful to musical underpinnings. An actress and vocalist, Sullivan has performed in churches, musical theater, straight drama, film, television, commercials, concert halls and cabaret venues as well as recording. The artist currently challenges herself creating iconoclastic new shows for the latter two venues and CDs. Alix Cohen talks with Sullivan about her career choices, collaboration, and the future. Click to listen.

Opening Photo: Bill Westmoreland

Stacy Sullivan’s website

Click to buy tickets for Stacy’s show at the Beach Cafe, Saturday, March 17, 2018.

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