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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: A riveting play adapted from a best-selling novel — The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at San Francisco Playhouse. The story, set in England, is centered on Christopher, a 15-year-old math genius who has trouble dealing with everyday life. When he discovers a neighbor's dog dead (impaled with a garden fork), he sets out to find the killer. I play Christopher's dad, Ed, who will do anything he can to protect his son from the world's ugliness and pain. We run eight performances a week for eight weeks starting May 1, 2025. (Tix and info here).

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