Nina Kristofferson 'Timeless'

Nina Kristofferson is an international multi-award winning star. As an accomplished actress, writer and singer of many styles encompassing Jazz & Blues to Opera Nina's extensive theatre and TV credits include playing Billie Holiday in "Nina Kristofferson's Billie Holiday Story" (West End, ongoing & No. 1 Tour), Mrs Vanderkieft in The Sting (Wiltons Music Hall', Medea in "Medea" (Northern Broadsides UK tour), Bess in "Porgy & Bess" (USA), Cleopatra in "Anthony & Cleopatra" (Birmingham), Liz Imbrie "In High Society" (Regent's Park & West End) Paula Symons in "Doctors" for the BBC, Valerie Ronson in World of Darkness Documentary Feature Film, the Voice of Eve in Dance of Death, Du Lac & Fey Game and Nina Kristofferson's Billie Holiday Story at The Latitude Festival in July 2019. The Times describes Nina as "hypnotizing, captivating, electrifying", she has received outstanding critical and public acclaim and Nina is now back by popular demand with her award winning show 'Timeless' which is a beautiful selection of songs from the jazz, pop, musical theatre, classical era with music from Beyoncé to Puccini. As a singer, actor & writer, Nina has also worked around the world in film, TV, radio including BBC London Radio, JazzFM, Colourful Radio, recently playing Bolade in Tell Me Everything – ITVX, Fanny Dashwood & Mrs Jennings in Sense & Sensibility, Janelle Woods & Lead Shirelles in Beautiful – Carol King Musical, Ethel McCormack in Footloose as an actor musco (Pitlochry’s Festival Theatre), Elaine in The Stranger in Our Bed (Buffalo Dragon Film), Self/Nina Kristofferson in Food For Thought (Figi Productions Film), Cristina Barcello in Love Thou Art My Soul (NK Productions film). Allan Rogers (Pianist and MD) is also the MD on the Strictly Come Dancing Arena Tour at the O2 and Wembley Arena. He has enjoyed a long and varied career as a session musician and musical director, working with artists such as Cilla Black, Marti Caine, Cliff Richard, Petula Clark, and recently Music Associate for Elaine Paige and Russell Watson. ""Nina Kristofferson, as a slinky, smoky chanteuse-narrator, holds it all together" - The Times