Barbara Pierre

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Everyday Smiles: An Intimate Night of Tunes is a soulful evening of music, storytelling, and connection led by Boston performer Barbara Pierre. Blending Broadway, blues, soul, and contemporary favorites, piano cabaret invites audiences into the songs that have shaped Barbara’s artistic journey – numbers that celebrate resilience, humor, heartbreak, and joy.

Whether it’s the sass of a Chicago showstopper, the soul of Etta James, or the emotional honesty of Adele, each song reflects a moment, memory, or message that resonates.

Pull up a chair, pour a drink, and settle in for an evening of music, laughter, and the small everyday moments that make us smile!

Barbara Pierre is a Boston-based performer, educator, and arts advocate whose work lives at the intersection of musical storytelling and community connection. You can see her as Motormouth Maybelle in Hairspray at The Umbrella Arts Center in Concord, MA running April 26th – May 17th 2026

Barb is the Co-Director and Founder of Spotlight Sound & Stage, a Boston-Based artist incubator initiative dedicated to supporting emerging artists through performance opportunities, mentorship, and creative collaboration. This program initiative is supported by The Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture and partnered with Riverside Theatre Works and Club Cafe.

Her stage credits include Minola McKnight in Parade ,and Gary Coleman in Avenue Q, and Maggie Jones in 42nd Street and Motormouth Maybelle in Hairsprayat The Umbrella Stage Company, as well as Mama Morton in Chicago at the Vokes Theatre. Additional roles include Brenda in Smokey Joe’s Cafe with Mass Arts Center, The Dragon in Shrek and Sebastian in The Little Mermaid with Needham Community Theatre, where she received a 2019 DASH Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Musical.

Beyond the stage, she works as an educator and teaching artist across the Boston area and frequently integrates performance, storytelling, and cultural history into her classroom practice.

A proud Boston resident and first-generation Haitian American, she believes the stage is a powerful space for joy, resistance, and reflection and that sometimes the best stories are told through a great song.

JOSEPHINE’S in the NAPOLEON ROOM – Boston’s best professionals and tomorrow’s rising stars singing JAZZ, BROADWAY & MADCAP CABARET! Dinner seating starts at 5:00 pm and the one hour show begins at 6:00 pm. RESERVATIONS strongly recommended.