Barbra & Frank - The Concert That Never Was...

At Tribute to Frank Sinatra and Barbra Streisand
Starring Sharon Owens and Sebastian Anzaldo

It is unlikely that the two powerhouse voices of the century would have ever shared the same stage...until now! They never worked together, exactly, except when they taped a duet in separate recording sessions, but it’s tantalizing to think what it would have been like to have Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra teamed up for a concert tour. Just imagine the possibilities. Would one have outshone the other? Would their onstage banter have been friendly or a bit snippy?

The rapport of these two 20th century icons is immediately prevalent. What On magazine states,“ As good as the music is, the banter between the stars is equally memorable.”

Sharon Owens and Sebastian Anzaldo, two of the most impressive celebrity impersonators in the business, travel the world performing their uncanny tribute to the two icons.

Sharon Owens

Recently Sharon Owens has turned to television where she was crowned the winner of the hit TV show on Fox called “Performing As…” Her national success has created a whirl wind of Barbra fans waiting to see Sharon’s famous tribute. Since her TV success, she has been seen on Access Hollywood, Extra, Entertainment Tonight and even paid a visit to the Family Fued. Sharon was a finalsit on NBC's the Next Best Thing.

Sharon has been performing her “Tribute to Barbra Streisand” to critical acclaim nationwide in major showrooms, for corporate events and as a Headliner in Las Vegas. She graced one of the finest stages in Europe, in Berlin, Germany, “Stars in Concert”. She also appeared in “Legends in Concert” at the Bally’s Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City.

One of the most memorable travels was Sharon's trip to Israel where she sang for a private political event.

Currently, Sharon has her own show at the Riviera Hotel and Casino in the Le Bistro Theatre called “ Barbra and Frank, The Concert That Never Was…” Sharon and Sebastian have traveled Casinos and Performing Arts Theaters around the world including a debut in Hong Kong. One of the highlights of the " Barbra and Frank" show was a performance in the Rainbow Room, New York City! New York City is quite a site from the 66th floor!

Sebastian Anzaldo

Sebastian Anzaldo is fast becoming one of the top “Frank Sinatra” interpreters in the country. In just a few short years, he has honed his act to perfecting the essence of the musical icon. With the voice, looks and mannerisms of ‘Ol Blue Eyes, Sebastian has wowed audiences from
coast to coast. Originally hailing from Omaha, Sebastian grew up in a musical family (his father a sax player and later a talent agent, his mother a singer). He started playing drums and singing at age 11, and began his professional career working with bands in bars and frat parties soon after that. Sebastian’s passion for jazz led him to New York, compliments of The National Endowment For The Arts.

The next year, Sebastian headed to the opposite coast to make his fame and fortune. It was around this time that he discovered his ‘knack for doing Frank’, and began incorporating it into the shows with his band "Wild Life" to great enthusiasm. “Wild Life” became one of the most popular acts on the Vegas circuit, a stint that lasted eight successful years. As word got out that there was a new ‘Chairman’ in town, he got a call to star in ‘The Tribute To The Rat Pack’ currently running at The Greek Isle. This in turn led to his current show - headlining with Sharon Owens as Barbra Streisand in the wonderful “ Barbra & Frank, The Concert That Never Was...” at the Riviera.

“Sebastian Sings Sinatra” is the result of a great love and understanding of the ‘Great American Songbook’ as Francis Albert sang it and, let’s face it,“I’m a fan, too!”

What People Are Saying

"Don't miss this show!"
-- Today in Las Vegas

“When you reach a point in watching such a show that for a moment you actually believe they are whom they are performing as, it really sends a chill up your spine.”
-- Al Sande/K-NEWS Radio

“ Sharon becomes Streisand to the point that you forget you are watching tribute status. Sebastian is the Sinatra in his hey day... Confident, cocky, and well, one word describes the man... Swingin!!”
-- Nightmoves/Call Back