Liz Callaway

I got to tell you this other story.

Somebody else that I interviewed recently, Liz Calloway, who's a wonderful actress.

She went to my

high school.

I mean, I'm always amazed.

I remember Liz Calloway sang for, I did a solo show at 54 Below.

And Liz sang and Charlie Altman played piano.

And they were choosing songs.

I'm sure you meant that lovingly.

Now, Anne, do you write songs for your sister? Do you think of her and say, you know, this is...

Sometimes by accident.

I don't try to, but I do, actually.

You were shy? I was totally

shy and wasn't.

But I remember when I was a little baby and I saw my sister for the first time, she had such clarion tones when she was crying.

I thought, now that's

Hi, this is Broadway's Liz Calloway, and you are listening to the Follow Your Dream podcast with Robert Miller.

Hi, everybody.

I'm Robert Miller.

You're a Broadway star.

And there's others that I've had on this show.

We were introduced by Liz Calloway, another woman with a beautiful Broadway voice.

What is it about Broadway? What's that Broadway voice? Tell me about it.

Well, Liz and I have two separate types of voices, but I think the thing that makes a Broadway voice, in my personal opinion, is the honesty of it, the ability to tell a story.

Okay, you got it.

Actually, he's a close friend of Anne Hampton Calloway and Liz Calloway.

Sure.

They actually wrote him an email and said, you need to talk to Tom, but