The voice, characters, personalities, moods and impressions are an E Ticket ride through show business where the music and laughter never stop. To the poignancy of George burn's conversation with his angelic Gracie Allen, it's a laugh-a-minute trip with Louise and over 60 of her closest friends. Along the way Louise DuArt manages to salute and skewer Joan Rivers, Barbara Streisand, Jane Fonda, Barbara Walters and Dr. Ruth, to name but a few. And they are the lucky ones!  Louise's outrageous impression of Cher, who sings Kiss My Tatoo while she is waiting for the birth of her next boyfriend, never fails to bring the house down.

Among the critics, the real Carol Burnett and Shelly Winters agave Louise's impressions of the rave reviews. George Burns once told her that she did the best Burns & Allen that he'd ever seen, and he'd seen them all!

Hers is the classic story of the kid who could always imitate her teachers, the young housewife who mimicked the mailman of the manicurist for a laugh.
Louise DuArt garnered the Emmy Award nominations for her own Showtime special, The Secret Life of Barry's Life, and for her performances in the syndicated specials, Off the Wall. She was profiled extensively on Entertainment Tonight's Rising Star series, and she did all the female voices in a series of NBC specials called Spitting Image. Louise DuArt also created voices for the satirical and very popular Sid and Marty Krofft series, D.C. Follies.

Louise DuArt's television specials and voice-overs are legend in the comic community ,as is her triumphant Broadway run and tour in the smash hit, Catskills on Broadway, along with her six month, Atlantic City run, of her new show dedicated to 50 Years of Television, Louise DuArt's Glued to The Tube.

Louise DuArt is currently starring in the Nostalgia Network's Caf? DuArt, a new situation comedy/cabaret/variety show. DuArt and her famous circle of very famous friends, a circle that is endlessly growing, and singing and laughing.