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MARK ROBINSON
Jazz Standards
Classic.
American.
Song.
With the swing of Sinatra, the soul of Hartman, and the cool of Connick, Mark Robinson delivers sophisticated jazz crooning. Called "one of the most exciting additions to the Bay Area vocal scene in recent years," Robinson follows in the footsteps of the midcentury masters while putting his own stamp on every phrase. As All About Jazz put it: "Like the very best in this game — Sinatra or Tony Bennett — Robinson makes it all sound so effortless."
Next Gig
These days I'm doing more theater and film than singing. Next up: The all-time classic American play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. Willy Loman is a hard-working salesman (the play never says quite what he sells) struggling to achieve the American Dream and never quite succeeding. I play his mythically successful older brother Ben, who appears in snatches of Willy's memory and imagination. It's a weird kind of part, like nothing I've tried before. We run at Ross Valley Players in Marin for five weeks starting with a preview on September 24, 2026. (Tix and info here).
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