Ann Hampton Callaway & Liz Callaway in Farmington

Ann Hampton Callaway is an American jazz and cabaret singer, pianist and songwriter born in Chicago. She wrote and performed the theme song “The Nanny Named Fran” for the television series The Nanny, and Barbra Streisand recorded her composition “At the Same Time.” Her recordings include To Ella with Love and Blues in the Night. Callaway toured with her sister Liz Callaway in the stage revue Sibling Revelry, then made her Broadway debut in the musical Swing!, earning a Tony Award nomination for her performance. The sisters later reunited for Boom!, while her solo engagements have included New York appearances at Birdland and 54 Below. Her concerts feature jazz standards, cabaret songs and her own compositions, performed at the piano or backed by a jazz ensemble. Among her named programs is The Streisand Songbook, devoted to music associated with Barbra Streisand.

Liz Callaway is an American singer and actress, born in Chicago in 1961, whose work spans Broadway musicals, cabaret and animated-film soundtracks. She supplied Anastasia’s singing voice in the 1997 film, including “Journey to the Past” and “Once Upon a December,” and sang the role of Odette in The Swan Princess. Liz Callaway made her Broadway debut in Stephen Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along in 1981, then received a Tony nomination for Baby and later played Grizabella in Cats. Her concert work has included Sibling Revelry, the cabaret show created with her sister Ann Hampton Callaway. She also performed and recorded her solo Sondheim program To Steve with Love at 54 Below.