

Upcoming Performances
4.3
Stories From the Stage - PBS
Boston, MA
4.12
Mozart Requiem with Stockbridge Festival Chorus
Stockbridge, MA
4.9
Center for Voices of Resilience
Building Bridges Luncheon
New Canaan, CT

BIO
Samantha Talora
Singer - Concert & Cabaret Artist
Samantha Talora is a versatile vocalist and cabaret artist whose dynamic repertoire spans the Great American Songbook, Broadway, Blues, and Classical music. With a background in theater and voice, Samantha brings an eclectic and expressive range to her performances, blending storytelling with effortless musicality.
Whether delivering a heartfelt ballad, a show-stopping Broadway number, or a soulful standard, Samantha Talora captivates with her rich vocal tone, expressive delivery and engaging stage presence. A true performer at heart, she enchants audiences with her blend of timeless depth and vocal versatility which she generously shares with her audience.
A concert and cabaret artist living in the Berkshires of western, Massachusetts, Talora is a featured artist with the Savannah Voice Festival (Savannah, GA), founded by baritone Sherrill Milnes & soprano Maria Zouves - as well as the series, Voices that Heal, bringing music to hospice patients and caregivers. Talora has been selected by film and theater composer and songwriter, David Friedman, as the principle singer and interpreter of his vast songbook. She recently made her NYC solo debut at Don’t Tell Mama in NYC, with Trust the Wind, The Music of David Friedman. She will return for an encore performance in May 2025. In the Berkshires, she’s been a featured soloist with Berkshire Concert Choir and Stockbridge Festival Chorus and has performed at various venues, including Whitney Center for the Arts, Studio9, Canyon Ranch, The Colonial Theater and Barrington Stage Company and has been paired with singer and pianist, Ron Ramsay since Spring of 2014. The pair has blended their voices and delivered countless curated concerts throughout New England and beyond.

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