Emily Ellet

After seeing her fiancée kiss another woman at the televised Thanksgiving Day Parade, Mary’s life falls apart — just in time for the holidays. Over the next year, she stumbles back into the dating world, where “romance” ranges from weird and creepy to absurd and comical. It seems nothing can help Mary’s growing cynicism until the charm and innocence of a five-year-old boy unexpectedly brings a new outlook on life and love.

Selections from Emily Ellet's live performances, including "Let It Go," "Patterns," "Popular," and "Defying Gravity". Upcoming performances at www.emilyellet.com.

The New York Holiday Singers joined The Manhattan Dolls and The Dickens Victorian Carollers for a "Battle of the Carolers!" We had 30 seconds to wow the crowd with our version of "Carol of the Bells" -- no easy task to condense that one down, as it's one of our full-length performance pieces! The Dickens Victorian Carollers, who is the Victorian-style caroling group we always recommend when clients contact us looking for traditional caroling, walked away with the audience win, but we had a blast filming this segment and were grateful for the kind words Trisha Yearwood and Rachael Ray had for us.

The New York Holiday Choristers are NYC's greatest, most versatile & popular contemporary carolers, combining classic and jazz styles with industry-leading musicality for public and private parties & events — all in a group designed to be as easy to book & work with as possible. It's professional caroling; it's caroling a la carte! In this video, some of our Choristers take you on a whirlwind tour of our unique and refreshing arrangements of Christmas carols, holiday favorites, and other songs, and show you just what makes the New York Holiday Choristers so special. For information, an instant online quote (no email required) and for booking, visit http://newyorkholidaychoristers.com Song excerpts in this quick demo: * Jingle Bells * Carol of the Bells * Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! * Pure Imagination * My Favorite Things * Deck the Halls * Here We Come A-Wassailing * Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas