New England singer-songwriter Cheryl Wheeler is a raconteur, philosopher, and outrageous comedienne who combines strong poetry, striking imagery, memorable melodies, and hilariously keen insights into the human condition.

With lyrics that walk a fine line between aching poignancy and razor-sharp wit, Cheryl is an acclaimed songwriter, with a long list of powerful originals that includes top country hits, "Addicted" (Dan Seals) and "Aces" (Suzy Bogguss). However, her gorgeous voice and sly sense of humor ensure that Cheryl will always be her own best interpreter. As anyone who has caught one of her live shows knows, you have to see her in person to fully appreciate her genius for steering an entire audience from roof-raising mirth to heart-wrenching empathy and back again, often in the course of a single song.

Tonight Cheryl showcases selections from her new CD, Pointing at the Sun, as well as plenty of enduring favorites. New York pianist and urban storyteller, Kenny White, opens the show and accompanies Cheryl in her set. A singer-songwriter with a uniquely compelling voice, Kenny crafts poignant, impressionistic folk rock songs that combine haunting melody with wry wit.