"The Man of 1001 Voices"

The endless talents of Bill Acosta have now been packaged in "Lasting Impressions," a Las Vegas style musical revue.

The "Las Vegas Visitor" compares his vocal phrasing to that of Sinatra's. His kaleidoscope of talent combines the gambit of vocal styles, celebrity impressions and comedy to awe audiences of all ages. He brings to life nearly 50 celebrity voices in each one of his presentations. The most impressive voice displayed however, will be the crystal clear, powerful tones of Bill Acosta himself.

Professional reviews of his performances include quotes like "A Triumphantly Stylish Revue," "Acosta is a master singing impressionist!" and "An impressionist to top all impressionists!"

Bill Acosta's "Lasting Impressions" is a mix of high energy humor and classic song medleys by "guests" as diverse as Nat King Cole, Jerry Lewis, Neil Diamond, Julio Iglesias, Willie Nelson, Dean Martin and Sean Connery. A highlight of the show is Acosta's dead-ringer rendition of President Bill Clinton reminiscing over the "Twelve Days of Christmas" gifts he received from his celebrity friends & from Andy Williams offering a partridge in a pear tree to twelve people terminated by Arnold. Reviewers have said, "You have to see this for yourself," to believe it.

"Over the years, I have developed a technique I call 'vocal chasing,'" said Acosta, to explain how he shifts gears so rapidly. "It's the way I have trained my vocal chords to move from one voice, pitch and tone rapidly into another. The Twelve Days of Christmas is the most challenging piece I do in the show, because I repeat each character numerous times. By the end of this 15 minute song I have changed voices 90 times using the vocal chasing technique."

When it come to pure entertainment, Acosta's singing voice has a true chameleon quality, enabling him to replicate the golden tones of such greats as Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis and Tony Bennett. Simply close your eyes and you'll be transported to the world's most exclusive fantasy concert. But even in its natural state, Acosta's voice has a tone and resonance that stands among the best.

Raised in New Orleans and influenced by the great jazz masters like Pete Fountain, he moved to Chicago, where he made a name as the headlining act for the Playboy Clubs and where he perfected his cache of personalities.

This international performer is in his fourth decade of show business. His credits include television and radio, voice-overs, corporate events, theatres, showrooms, concerts, festivals and cruise lines world-wide.

Whether sharing the stage with Lou Rawls, Patti LaBelle, Rodney Dangerfield or Joan Rivers, Bill's versatility ensures a show to provide many "Lasting Impressions."

Bill Acosta may be available for your next special event!

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