On Friday, November 5th, Paulette returned to North Shore Towers Country Club in Floral Park, performing her popular Show Stoppers, accompanied by Kenneth Bowen.

Roy Sander in Back Stage said she's "a combination of Lily Pons and Carmen Miranda. I daresay millions would adore her."  "The classiest singer around today"  is how Marjorie Gunner described her in The New York Voice, and Howard Thompson at The New York Times described Paulette as "Beautiful, animated, plaintive, and intense."  Selections from Paulette's CD and cassette, Paulette Performs Puccini to Porter, include songs by Gershwin, Porter, Puccini,  Kander and Ebb, Ervin Drake, etc.  To order a CD or cassette, send  a $15 check to Paulette Attie c/o the National Musical Theater, Inc. 159 West 53rd Street, New York, NY 10019. 

2005

July, 29 - Broadway Theatre Institute presented Paulette's SHOW STOPPERS - (‘Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin',’ 'Politics and Poker,' 'Sunrise, Sunset', Someone to Watch Over Me', Quando M'en Vo', 'I'm Getting Married in the Morning," ‘Everything’s Coming Up Roses’, 'It's De-Lovely' and many more) along with intriguing anecdotes of theater lore.

On June 27th, Paulette appeared on her favorite late night show:  "Late Night with Conan O'Brien"

On June 17th at 8pm at the North Shore Towers Country Club in Long Island, more great "Show Stoppers" was the bill of faire.

On June 6th, at PS 163 in the Bronx, Paulette  presented her popular "Time for a Rhyme" show.

On Tuesday, June 3rd, at the Donnell Library 20 West 53rd Street in Manhattan at 6pm, Paulette  presented "Show Stoppers," singing great hits from the musical theatre. She had got two terrific guest stars for this performance -Paul Harman and Marcus Kettles. Paul has appeared in 12 Broadway shows, played opposite Anthony Quinn in the National tour of "Zorba," sang in Carnegie Hall for the concert versions of "Chess" and "Sondheim:  A Celebration." Marcus has also sung at Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, played leading roles in both musicals and plays. 

Paulette sang and recited original poems for school children - her popular show, "Time for a Rhyme" - with two shows on May 12th in Brooklyn at IS 201.

On Sunday, January 12th, Paulette showcased 3 of her shows: "About Time", "Hollywood Goes Broadway", and "The Irving Berlin Revue", for the APAP Conference presented at the York Theatre in NYC. 

2002

On Sunday, December 21 for her 6th year, Paulette performed a show for patients in
local hospitals, who are bused to the Staten Island Jewish Community Center for this annual event, with a lovely breakfast provided by the B'Nai Brith of Staten Island. 

On December 16, Paulette joined MAC members, singing Christmas carols at three fire houses in NYC.  A jolly time was had by all. 

On December 8, Paulette returned to the Staten Island JCC to entertain hospital patients who are bused in to attend this special, annual event.  Written up in the Staten Island Reporter, this was Paulette's 5th year performing there.

Of her over one thousand concerts, Paulette has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Hollywood Bowl, Bruno Walter Auditorium, Westbury Music Fair and concert halls in Japan, South America, Mexico and Canada.

Paulette has sung for Presidents and Heads of State, including being chosen to sing in Washington D.C. for Israel's 50th Anniversary Celebration.

Paulette's July 14th,  concert at the Klein JCC in Philadelphia, took place after the center had received a bomb threat.  The show was performed without incident, with "United Are We" receiving a standing ovation.