SUPREME REFLECTIONS -Monday, February 2

SUPREME REFLECTIONS is a loving tribute to the most famous female singing group

of all time, THE SUPREMES! This sparkling trip down Motown’s memory lane is written

and directed by Motown producer and creative consultant George Solomon and awardwinning

producer/director Michael Chapman with choreography by Paul Holmquist. The

Tony Award winning Broadway hit DREAMGIRLS, which was loosely based on The

Supremes, went on to become an Oscar winning film. Whereas DREAMGIRLS

presented new music, we present the original, familiar classic hits and the true story of

the actual SUPREMES. Baby Love, Stop! In The Name Of Love, You Can't Hurry Love,

Love Child... You'll love, love, love this stylish, fun and informative musical gem!

You may remember where you were when you first heard, Where Did Our Love Go,

Come See About Me, Someday We’ll Be Together or Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.

Artists who have followed in their footsteps like The Pointer Sisters, Whitney Houston,

Vanessa Williams and some of today’s superstars like Beyoncé and the Pussycat Dolls

have been influenced by Diana Ross and The Supremes. You’ll see why Oprah Winfrey

credits The Supremes as her inspiration and why the Guinness Book Of World Records

has declared Diana Ross the most popular female vocalist of all time!

The ladies who star in SUPREME REFLECTIONS are Wendy Edmead, Tai Lewis and

Marianne Lewis. These multi-talented entertainers have each performed in scores of

musicals and television shows. They are young but possess the dynamic qualities of

the classic entertainers from another generation. Most importantly, their interpretation

of The Supremes vocals are so true to the original recordings that it must be pointed

out that they are singing live and not lip-syncing. The show is hosted and narrated by

Michael Serrano who also performs some of the hits of Motown stars Marvin Gaye,

Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder and more.

It’s hard to believe that these songs are forty to fifty years old, yet they sound as fresh

and irresistible today as they did then. It’s impossible not to feel young when you hear

the toe-tapping rhythm of the Motown Sound and the catchy melodies you’ll still be

humming when you leave the show. The show is informative as well as hilarious as it’s

filled with humorous anecdotes from The Supremes stellar career.

It doesn’t just stop with the music... the show has costumes that even Cher would

envy! Many forget that it was Diana Ross and The Supremes that first brought famed

costume designer Bob Mackie to prominence.

SUPREME REFLECTIONS is a full-scale musical revue that will thrill your audience and

give new appreciation to the three classy ladies from Detroit who became and remain

the most popular female vocal group in the world!

www.SupremeReflections.com