Dolly Coulter

A lifelong love for music and the arts has allowed her the opportunity to work with some of the world's biggest stars; which

include: Barbra Streisand, Jennifer Hudson,  Juliet Prowse, Lola Falana, and Sergio Franchi (who incidentally heard Dolly sing 

at a wedding and hired her on the spot; actually she's just staying in the family business, that's all).  Her grandfather composed 

an Italian opera and her father, Boyd Coulter, was signed to RCA Records and still continues to sing and play bass. Dolly's personal friend, manager and "second father" is Tommy DeVito, (an original member of the Four Seasons and co-creator of "Jersey Boys"). Thanks to Tommy, she had an original song in Billboard Magazine Pick of the Week called "Long, Long Time". Dolly was also a member of the successful all-girl band "Killians Angels" singing, playing piano, guitar and recording. Dolly also co-created, co-hosted and voiced the KLAV 1230 AM radio show “Bixby’s Tails” with buddy Bert Anderson. Dolly also wore many hats recently co-writing, co-producing and acting in "Death Is A Drag!" as emotional Emma ("Do I look like a guy?")  to a sold-out SRO crowd. Dolly is proud a member of SAG/ AFTRA/AEA  and has also done numerous voice-overs, jingles from the Riviera Hotel, Amazing Clowns to Station Casinos and many other commercials. 

Other theatre includes: 

Contessa Confesssa in "Hats" at Harrahs; Beggar Woman in "Sweeney Todd" Horn Theatre; Mary Magdalene in "Jesus Christ Superstar" S.S.T. Prod.; The Leading Player in "Pippin"; Wanda in "The Waterin' Hole" with Misfits Ensemble; she received critical acclaim for her portrayal of Mrs. Johnson in "Blood Brothers"; Aunt Em in "The Wiz";   Helga ten-Dorp in "Deathtrap";  Mrs. Vitale in "Tony N' Tina's Wedding" and she brought the house down in "Smokey Joe's Cafe" for S.S.T. Productions. Dolly also co-wrote and directed the Nevada Premiere of  "Back-Up The Legendary Musical" at The Winchester Theatre Las Vegas. 

Dolly was the music and vocal director for several full-scale production shows with RCCL and  you're right, this box isn't big enough.