Perry Lambert

Perry Lambert is an accomplished singer, actor, comedian, and impressionist. He has performed in front of audiences all over the world. From Brazil to Alaska and back! He has held major roles in over 50 theatrical productions including Purlie, Guys And Dolls, The Fantastiks, The Diary Of Anne Frank, A Funny Way To The Forum, Sweet Charity, Kiss Me Kate, The Music Man and the original smash hit, Forbidden Hollywood at the Coronet Theater. Perry opened for Roseanne at the Aladdin in Las Vegas. Perry has also shared the stage with Liza Minelli, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Charles Nelson Reilly, Bob Hope, Ray Charles, Peggy Lee and Chita Rivera. He has a one-man salute to Danny Kaye called "The Danny Kaye Songbook", and his new shows called "The Funny Guys - Great Songs From Great Comedians" and "Something To Swing About! - A Salute To The American Playboy" Perry was recently seen in two new national premiere productions, Wicked City Blues at Utah Musical Theatre and Love Songs: See Sammy Cahn, directed by Robert Townsend and choreographed by Alan Johnson. And as the show-stopping Headwaiter in She Loves Me, directed by Gordon Hunt, and the David Lee directed version of On The Twentieth Century, for Reprise. He also appeared as Munoz / Poncho Vargas in City Of Angels starring Hal Linden at the McCallum Theatre in Palm Desert. The entire production was under the Supervision of Larry Gelbart and Cy Coleman. He danced up a storm in Singin' In The Rain and wowed the crowd with laughs in Can Can at the Lawrence Welk Resort. He took on the role of Mayor Jimmy Walker in the new musical Empire State at the Falcon Theatre. In the meantime, he co-wrote the lyrics and music for the musical called "Is This Any Way To Start A Marriage?" that opened to rave reviews in Los Angeles! "Lambert as the scene stealing bellhop Giorgio"... "Effusive and energetic with a powerful voice"..."He crafts witty, catchy lyrics to "Giorgio", "Frugal", and "Is This Any Way to Start a Marriage"...a light-hearted romantic musical comedy containing sexy double entendres, broad, physical humor, and bouncy music... can't help being a bona fied hit!" Perry is also starring in a commercial for Joel and Ethan Coen in a take-off of the Lawrence Oliver classic The Entertainer. Perry is appearing at your local cinema as a bitter dancing Hot Dog for Pepsi. As a young theater student, Perry won numerous drama awards sweeping Best Actor and Most Valuable Actor four years in a row. He took home the Bank of America scholarship award and was selected by the Young Americans appearing in domestic productions, and the New Kids Show in Europe.