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Lisa Simone Kelly (born Lisa Celeste Stroud; September 12, 1962) is an American singer, composer and actress, known for her work on and off Broadway, in Rent, The Lion King, Aida, and Les Miserables. She is the only child of musician and civil rights activist Nina Simone from her marriage to police officer Andrew Stroud. [1]
Here is everything to know about Nina Simone's daughter, Lisa Simone. Nina Simone had one child, a daughter named Lisa Simone, who followed in her mom's footsteps as a singer, actress and...
Nina Simone's Daughter Reflects on the Star's Past with Rabbi Shlomo: 'I'm Still Learning About Her'. 'Soul Doctor,' the movie musical about the iconic singer's romance and love of music,...
Dame Lisa Simone is undeniably her own woman whose talents transcend genres echoing the tradition of her mother – Dr. Nina Simone, musical icon and pioneer. Likewise, she has been influenced by historical figures spanning the globe, as well as legends across industries including the arts, music, politics, royalty, entertainment, and spirituality.
The Grammy and Oscar-nominated documentary "What Happened, Nina Simone?" depicts the musician's downward spiral. NPR's Michel Martin interviews daughter Lisa Simone Kelly and director Liz...
Lisa Celeste Stroud, AKA Simone, is the daughter of singer, musician and activist Nina Simone and her second husband Andrew Stroud.
The Melbourne International Jazz Festival will host Lisa Simone, the daughter of the late Nina Simone. The Grammy-nominated singer and actress speaks of the legacy of her mother 20 years since her ...
Lisa Simone, the daughter of jazz legend Nina Simone, is releasing "All Is Well", her first album with original compositions, recorded and produced in France...
Nina Simone’s only daughter, an accomplished Broadway actress (Aida, Lion’s King, Rent) and vocalist who goes by simply ‘Simone,’ has made it her business to be a dutiful gatekeeper to her...
Her mother is the inimitable Nina Simone, a woman who traveled from the segregated South to concert halls and stages around the world, and finally left the United States in disgust over what...