"Though she can play it cool in such an environment, a bent for drama and sensitivity may be more her natural instinct. The album is varied not only in musical style, but attitude as well. It's more about communication and making an emotional point. ... the title song (Bob Dorough/ Fran Landesman) and the opener, "The Friendliest Thing." ...both also feature tasty work by sax player Eric Koppa (Gail's husband)... They also present Gail in fine form, sounding confident and in charge." Rob Lester Talkin' Broadway

In July of 2003, Gail was part of a five person cabaret show called "Explicit Lyrics", which performed to sold out audiences. "Gail Becker, (who) brought down the house, has a voice with a crystalline Broadway edge," Jennifer Vanasco, Chicago Reader.

Gail has been heard at
The Plush Room, San Fransisco, CA
Park West
The Royal George Theatre Cabaret Room
Davenport's Piano Bar and Cabaret
Pop's for Chanpagne
Bistro Margot
The Big House
University Club
The Mercury Theatre
Voltaire
Naples Yacht Club
Gentry
Magnum's
She still entertains at many venues who still love to promote live music, and numerous private functions in Chicago and Florida.

Along with her solo shows, Gail is devoted to her trio group she sings with, 3Girls3. This cabaret group, which boasts two other great talents; Heather Moran and MaryMonica Thomas, perform fabulous blending harmonies that span from the Andrew Sisters to Burt Bacharach, to the Dixie Chicks. Gail is honored to be listed on Cabaretdio.com, a free, 24 hours a day, Internet Cabaret site, and with MarymonicaMusic.com

Gail is a native to Chicago, having grown up in Batavia, Illinois. She has been performing ever since she could remember and received a BFA in Theatre Performance from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Today, Gail is an instructor at Wunder Studios Performing Arts Conservatory in Park Ridge, IL. She also has plenty of private voice students to keep her busy. She enjoys choreographing high school musicals, which has been part of her passion for the past 10 years and counting. Ms. Becker also expands her career by including voice-over work, she hopes to someday narrate books.