Siggy Davis is an international performing artist who is well established in the areas of Jazz and international Broadway musicals and a product of the National Endowment for the Arts (a US agency for the gifted and talented).
By the time she was nine years old, Siggy had already debuted off broadway (13th Street Playhouse) and toured professionally (Westport Playhouse), as well as studied with Dr. Gitta Honegger (Yale / Columbia University) and Jane Copeland (The Metropolitan Opera). Siggy’s artistic training included Project Act, InterArts, Center for Creative Youth, the National Scholar in the Arts program, and Girls State (Connecticut Attorney General) for American Junior Government.
The recipient of a Sterling Brown Talent scholarship and two Owen Dodson Awards, Siggy went on to receive her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts from the renowned Howard University under the tutelage of Professor Vera Katz, Dr. Carol Singleton, and Professor Henriette Edmonds Stevens.
Also having ventured into the world of film, Siggy took part in Spike Lee’s black film renaissance with Do the Right Thing, Mo Better Blues, and several other New York film projects. Siggy’s American credits include productions at Circle Rep, the Kennedy Center, Billie Holiday Theater, Studio Theater, Theaterworks USA, Olney Theater, and The Folger Shakespeare Theater, where she became a Shakespeare Fellow under the guidance of Michael Kahn, Franchelle Stewart Dorn, and Philip Goodwin.
In the early 1990s, Siggy toured internationally as a featured vocalist with “Broadway Musicals New York”, which played in fourteen countries. While on tour in Berlin, she met Queen Yahna and Januari Watts, who subsequently introduced her to the international music and theater scene. Siggy “cut her Jazz teeth” at Gary Wiggins Blues Cafe in Berlin working with Reggie Moore, Earl Bostick, and Eb Davis, to mention but a few. She was also invited as a house artist at the historic Tränenpalast, where she was showcased by Marcos Herold for fourteen years, garnering such honors as invitations to perform for President Bill Clinton and receiving a painting of herself on the former Berlin Wall.
Siggy has headlined in Europe with such artists as James Carter, Archie Shepp, Nina Hagen, Kim Clark, Omar Sosa, Charlie Mariano, Mari Ann Larsen, and Joe Bowie, just to name a few. Always keeping her foot planted in the theater, Siggy has been featured in productions at the Theater des Westens, Hamburg Schauspielhaus, Theater am Gartnerplatz, and the Deutsche Oper. She has starred as Effie in Dreamgirls, Sonya in The Life, Ella Fitzgerald in Marilyn, and sang Tina Turner / Janis Joplin in the international company in Beehive.
International artist Siggy Davis presents „Home“, a musical journey through 30 years of jazz, soul, blues and Broadway, a little gospel and a lot of love, from the cotton fields of Brooks Country, Georgia, to the birthing room of Nuremberg Hospital, from New York to Berlin, with stops in Kuala Lumpur, Harare, London and Warsaw, in search of home, an evening of song, media, theater and many stories, exploring the concept of returning home to oneself.
Where is home? Well, it’s where the heart is. Join Siggy and her trio of jazz masters on a soul-stirring, joyful and thought-provoking journey that ultimately leads you back to yourself, because there is no place like home.
„Theres no place like home,
theres no place like home,
theres no place like HOME…“
Start 8 pm
Admission 7 pm
Ticket 29 €
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„Siggy Davis has the soul of Aretha Franklin, the deep feelings of Billie Holiday, the gospel feeling of Mahlia Jackson, the cheeky blues of Bessie Smith and above all the swing and improvisational joy of Ella Fitzgerald.
This is what characterizes Siggy’s voice…“
„Siggy Davis has the soul of Aretha Franklin, the deep feelings of Billie Holiday, the organic gospel feeling of Mahalia Jackson and above all the swing and improvisational joy of Ella Fitzgerald in Siggy’s voice“ Lothar Krist Music Editor and Presenter NDR/Hannover Big Band Director
„Siggy Davis shows a range that, if she continues to prove herself, should take her into the higher spheres of her profession. Ms. Davis is an expressive actress whose performance is not only realistic, but captivating!“
The Black American, NYC
„The absolute highlight of the ensemble is Siggy Davis as Sonya. She is the secret star of the show when she sings with passion in a voice that fills the opera house. There’s an eroticism to it, a vibrato that gives you goosebumps…“
„The absolute highlight of the ensemble is Siggy Davis as Sonya…she is the secret star of the show…when she sings with passion in a voice that fills the opera house…eroticism resonates, a vibrato that gives you goose bumps…“
Musical Magazine,The European premiere of Cy-Coleman’s „The Life“
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