Ellen Harvey

Singing telegrams occupy a peculiar niche—somewhere between performance art and novelty messaging. They’re the kind of service that either sparks immediate nostalgia or utter confusion, depending on who you ask. Ellen Harvey operates in this space, offering a throwback to an era when surprise entertainment arrived at your doorstep instead of your screen.

The business is based at 900 Broadway #910, New York, NY 10003, a stretch of Manhattan where old-school charm and modern hustle collide. This isn’t the kind of address you stumble upon by accident; it’s for those who already know what they’re after. Birthdays, anniversaries, office pranks—whatever the occasion, the premise remains the same: a live, semi-theatrical delivery of a message. No frills, just the unexpected.

Logistics are simple: a call to (212) 505-1400 sets things in motion. For anyone mapping out the route, the directions will confirm it’s all real—no hidden layers, just a straightforward service that’s survived the digital age. Some traditions refuse to fade quietly.