Lady Zen Stars in ‘Ladies of Legend’ at The Palm

November 22, 2019 / By Ian Hayden Parker

The Palm Cabaret is thrilled to welcome Lady Zen, an internationally known award-winning lyric fusion poet and vocalist/jazz singer to their entertainment lineup. As both a poet and a singer, she possesses the powerful voice of a mezzo-soprano and the excitement of a brilliant storyteller. Lady Zen will perform her engaging and unique ‘Ladies of Legend’ on Nov. 23, 27, 29 & 30 at 5:30 pm and on Dec. 15 at 7:30 pm and Dec 18 & 19 at 9:30 pm.

Lady Zen has been performing for nearly 20 years in both large and intimate venues around the world. She was awarded a J. William Fulbright Scholarship in Opera Performance through the University of Arkansas, and a Community Service/Social Justice award through the University of Southern Maine. She received a Stonecoast MFA in Creative Writing in 2014. She has studied with renowned poets such as Carol Ann Duffy, Kevin Young, Jennifer Clement, Francine Ringold, and Annie Finch. In her spare time, she has volunteered with the Trans Youth Equality Foundation and has founded the TransWorld Health Organization.

Lady Zen’s new show, ‘Ladies of Legend’ will pay tribute to some of music’s leading ladies throughout the years. Far more than just a tribute, Lady Zen captures the mood, the spirit and the breathtaking vocals of some of our most treasured artists. Her style, her poetic vibe and her absolutely magnificent voice will not only captivate you, but will thoroughly entertain you.

She is clearly an extraordinary vocalist and knows how to deliver a show that her audience can truly appreciate.

For more information or tickets, go to www.thepalmcabaret.com or go by their box office at Olas Altas 508 in Zona Romantica, Puerto Vallarta. (tel # 322-222-0200)

The Palm Cabaret is thrilled to welcome Lady Zen, an internationally known award-winning lyric fusion poet and vocalist/jazz singer to their entertainment lineup . . .

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