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September 29, 2022
Julie Lyn will present an evening of songs that celebrate America's sweetheart, Debbie Reynolds. House opens at 5:30, show is at 7:30.
October 15, 2022
Members of The Steampunks share a half hour of spooky songs and stories inspired by Edgar Allan Poe, in the Featherston Barn. Shows at 12, 1 and 2
The Lightning Thief
November 3-8, 2022
Dr. Barber will music direct the WKU Department of Theatre & Dance production of the Percy Jackson Musical in the Russell Miller Theatre, Bowling Green, KY. GET TICKETS
December 17, 11am and 2pm
Lilly Theatre, Conner Prairie
Come experience the story of the Elves and The Shoemaker in this blend of storytelling, song, and shadow puppetry. Rooted in the style of British Panto and American Melodrama we need you to hiss and cheer the characters toward a happy ending!
Indy Theatre Fringe Festival
Madwomen's Late Nite Cabaret
"Julie Lyn Barber embodies women as diverse as Typhoid Mary, Amelia Earhart, and Mary Stuart but she really stands out as Sybil singing “I Am My Own Best Friend”. (Wendy Carlson, Plays with John and Wendy, August 23, 2019)
Theatre on the Square
Cabaret Poe
"From the beginning to the finale, the show's performers were polished, talented and oozing with the correct amount of Gothic charm so necessary in a production of this type...Bottom Line: Beg, borrow - steal from your kid's Christmas account if necessary - but do what you must to get the money and go se Cabaret Poe." (Elizabeth Musgrave, @GottaGo, Oct. 7, 2015)
Indy Theatre Fringe Festival
Who Run the World?
“Julie Lyn Barber is clearly a highly gifted artist. Indeed, her portrayal of various influential female leaders from history—including Cleopatra, Indira Gandhi, Margaret Thatcher, and Hillary herself—displays an extraordinary accent range as well as obvious singing prowess.” (Laurence Brown, Nuvo, August 18, 2015)
Amherst Early Music Festival
Purcell's The Fairy Queen
Gary Thor Wedow led the 22-piece orchestra with panache....The solo vocal numbers, choruses, and instrumental pieces (hornpipes, dances, chaconne, etc.) were nimbly executed. Notable among the principal singers were soprano Julie Lyn Barber (Titania), countertenor Justin Schuetz (Oberon), countertenor Geoffrey Silver (Secrecy), and bass Michael Hix (Drunken Poet and Coridon). (John Deredita, July 14, 2013)
Indianapolis Theatre Fringe
Menagerie Macabre
...Barber's singing is spectacular. (Ethel Winslow, The Weekly View, August 22, 2013)
Also exceptional in this story and the other two is Barber in her role as the ugly and decrepit Gypsy Hag, who serves as the Narrator. (The Examiner, August 22, 2013)