When she was in high school Mare Winningham was convinced she would become a song-writer singing folk songs. “I thought that would be my livelihood,” she shares.
“I was writing songs and playing in little clubs in the 1970s.”She was always drawn to folk music. “Since I was a teenager, my favorite live performances are when a singer/songwriter pairs it down to just them and their guitar or them and the piano,” she says."I’m just crazy for a folk show.”
Even in the 1980s when popular music became less folksy, Winningham stayed true to her folk music passion. “I never changed and kept digging in with folk,” explains the actress. “The music got electronic and I stayed the girl with the guitar.” Winningham’s career trajectory took a bit pivot before she graduated from Chatsworth High School in Los Angeles. She got noticed by an agent while playing Maria in her school’s production ofas one of Charles During’s daughters. By 1980 she won an Emmy playing a rebellious teenager in. Now an Academy Award, Tony and Golden Globe nominated actress, Winningham’s four decade career has continued to thrive., featuring the songs of Bob Dylan.
. She joins the ranks of Bobby Short, Elaine Stritch and Judy Collins who have played the historic venue. Winningham will be performing with Crouch and his brother, renowned bassist Dennis Crouch. “This gives me an opportunity to do material that has inspired me for since I was young,” she says. “It's the perfect venue for this show. It's very quiet and everybody is tuned in.
Winningham hopes that people come away from her Café Carlyle shows with the same feeling she has when she attends an intimate show. “It's just the singer and the songwriter and they are singing to me, letting me into their soul. And I want to do that,” she says. “I want people to feel those emotions that I feel when I'm with a singer who lets me into their soul.”
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