Karen Scott

High's (Scott's) strong, versatile voice makes off with much of the evening. She can snap; out a boisterous facsaimile of the right hand in Waller's signature stride piano in "Handful of Keys." or whisper and suggest her way through a sensual "Squeeze Me". - The San Antonio Express and News

"Song stylist Karen High (Scott) donated her talent with the trills-good local talent with a unique sound that's a cross between Barbra Streisand and Diana Ross-with a $750.00 price tag marked "donation". - The San Antonio Light

Karen High's (Scott's) new gospel group 'Voices of Faith" did a prayful "Your Love Divine" and were joined by the Mastersingers and the symphony for soaring renditions of "O Happy Day", "Go Tell It On The Mountain", and other showstopper spirituals." - The San Antonio Express News

"High (Scott) who mesmerized audiences last year in "Joseph and the Amazing Technocolor Dreamcoat" gives a riveting sexy performance as Mary Magdeline. Her version of "I Don't Know How to Love Him" is a knockout, a tour de force by one of the city's best voices. - The San Antonio Express News by Dan R. Goddard

"Karen Denise (Scott) realizo el papel de una mujer al estilo de Betty Boop, a la vez sensual e ingenua. Aunque su personaje de chica masca-chicle de voz chillante es unidimensional, Karen Denise tuvo la opotunidad de demostrar su versatilidad como cantante con el numero sentimental "Mean To Me", y el mas alegre "Squeeze Me". - La Prensa De San Antonio

"Jazz Soprano Karen High (Scott), who plays the narrator, streches her voice from high vocal peaks to deep valleys and innumerable levels between, all without apparent effort.
The Narrator: Karen High's (Scott's) voice is more than a match or the demanding role of The Narrator in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." - The San Antonio Express News

"We've already noted that this is a singularly strong cast. There is however a standout, Karen High (Scott) a stunning professional-quality soprano with a charasmatic stage presence, a rich seamless vocal range and the ability to give a song a sultry caress as easily as she belts (gracefully using proper technique) a brassy number. She was impressive last year with the UTSA choirs in David Fanshawe's African Sanctus." - The San Antonio Express and News by Diane Windeller

"Karen praises God and lifts the Spirit of the crowd with her voice!" - Snap News!