Beverly Cosham
…Timeless

As a singer Beverly Cosham has performed her cabaret act at nightspots from Los Angeles to New York via San Antonio, TX and New Haven, CT, as well as Blues Alley, the Kennedy Center, the National Theater, the Omni Shoreham, the Henley Park Hotel, The World Bank, the Lyceum, and the Lisner Auditorium in Washington, DC. She has twice been guest artist with the Navy Commodores and recorded with them. Beverly has appeared with such jazz luminaries as Clark Terry, Mose Allison, and the Heath Brothers. Beverly has three recordings -- Beverly Sings Blue, At Last, and Beverly Cosham Sings Yip Harburg.

“Cosham is a rare find, even a phenomenon. Possessed with a voice that is probably one of the best natural instruments that we have heard, Beverly Cosham is thrilling. She brings so much meaning to a lyric” – Leigh Spear, Talk of L.A

As an actress Beverly Cosham has appeared in numerous productions on most of the stages in the Washington DC area including: “Rebel Armies Deep Into Chad” (Round House) (a Helen Hayes nomination); “A, My Name is Alice”, “A, My Name Will Always Be Alice”, and “In Good Company” (Horizons);”The Fifth Season” (Olney Theatre); “The Tempest” (Shakespeare Theatre); “Do Not Go Gentle” and “My Lord, What a Morning” (Kennedy Center TYA); Federal Theater Projects (GMU Theatre of the First Amendment); “The American Plan” and “The Old Settler” (Studio Theatre); “The Last Orbit of Billy Mars” (Woolly Mammoth); “Leaving the Summerland” (Tribute Productions at Theatre J); “Inns and Outs” (Source Theatre); “Harlem Rose” (MetroStage); “A Monday Night With Bess and Tess” (African Continuum Theatre Co); and “Once On This Island” (Round House). Ms. Cosham recently appeared at Round House as Miss Emma in the critically-acclaimed “A Lesson Before Dying”.

Ms. Cosham has a Master Class, Acting Up A Song, which she has taught at the Actors’ Center, the Kennedy Center, and Catholic University.