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BIOGRAPHY

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Mark Sanders grew up in Marion, IL, spent 15 years in NYC and now calls Fort Myers, FL his home. He has appeared in theatrical productions and concerts around the world. Mark was seen as ‘Perchik’ on the Broadway National Tour of Fiddler on the Roof starring the great Theodore Bikel. He has become a favorite soloist with the Gulf Coast Symphony, performing at the Barbara B Mann PAC in Fort Myers as well as the Naples and Bonita Springs Concert Bands. Mark has shared the stage with Broadway stars including Sutton Foster, Stephanie J. Block, Alice Ripley, Robert Cuccioli, Beth Leavel, Lisa Vroman and Andrea McArdle as well as Hollywood stars Jeff Goldblum, Ana Gasteyer, Adrienne Barbeau, Morgan Fairchild, Sally Struthers and more.

Mark is a 2-Time 'Tribute Artist of the Year' ~ Josie Award nominee, the largest International Independent Artist Awards ceremony.  As an actor, he garnered critically acclaimed performances from contemporary musicals such as Next to Normal, Murder Ballad (Carbonell Award), Mamma Mia!, Phantom and Jesus Christ Superstar to classics such as Carousel,

My Fair Lady and Guys and Dolls.  His most acclaimed performances, however, have been his solo concerts. His soaring tenor voice and connection with audiences have given him a following across the United States for which he is both honored and humbled.

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THE BAND

Phil Hinton
Piano/MD

Frank Derrick
Drums

Ranses Colón
Electric Bass

Phill Fest
Guitar

Eric Alsford
Keyboards

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ONE VOICE Family photo after recording at

The FORT Studios in Fort Myers, FL

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"The music of Barry Manilow has uplifted and inspired me throughout my life. Since I don’t try to imitate, sound like or BE Barry Manilow, I’m able to stay true to myself and trust my own voice. I get to personally experience the words of his iconic songs while taking you, the audience, on a journey you’ve never been on before and, hopefully, find new meaning for yourself." ~ Mark Sanders
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