Pamela Sue Fox

Singer/Actress/Drummer

Pamela Sue Fox has been performing regularly in the Chicagoland area since 1996, in rooms and theatres as the Royal George Cabaret Theatre, the Chicago Cultural Center, Gentry on Halsted and on State Street, the Bailiwick Repertory, the Steppenwolf Theatre with the Chicago Cabaret Professionals, the 2nd Annual Mabel Mercer Foundation’s Cabaret Convention at Park West, and Davenport’s Cabaret. She was also the owner of Chicago’s first cabaret-during- the-day series for seniors, “pacy productions”, and was the artistic director of the Wilmette Dance Force.

Outside of Chicago, she has performed with the Cincinnati May Festival, Toledo Chorale, Madison Repertory Theatre, Seagate Dinner Theatre, Nighttown, and many more. She has been featured in such publications as the Chicago Sun Times, Chicago Arts and Entertainment, Suburban Life, Cabaret Hotline Online, and Gay Chicago Magazine. She is the owner of Studio North Academy of the Performing Arts, LLC, the premiere performing arts academy in Wilmette. She is a member of Actor’s Equity Association and the Chicago Cabaret Professionals.

She is currently playing the drums in Chi-Tara, an all-female rock band, and with the group Jamela.

Critical Acclaim

“A bona-fide interpreter of song, with natural comic timing and a flair for the double entendre.”

Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune

“Pure Cabaret Magic!”

Jeff Rossen, Gay Chicago Magazine

“One of the most energetic, enthusiastic and talented performers I have seen in years!”

Cabaret Hotline Online

A Top Ten Pick of the Week in the Chicago Tribune

“She’s the Top!”

Lisa Neff, Chicago Free Press

“Fox closes an evening that firmly establishes her as an artist who can glorify the past by making it exciting and new.”

After Dark

“Pamela Sue Fox offers a cabaret show not to be missed!”

Forest Park Review

References and press packets are available upon request.

Curated Shows Available

Broadway Through the Century

a collection of our favorite treasures of the Great White Way

Through the Years

popular songs of the 30’s and 40’s

Let’s Misbehave!

the comedy songs of Cole Porter

Rhythm, Rainbows and Blues

a celebration of the great Harold Arlen

Can’t Help Singing!

the music of Jerome Kern

Opera Hits!

popular arias from famous operas

Or, create your own show to meet your needs!

  • Get in touch!

    773.991.2985

    pamelasuefox@gmail.com