In the 1990s, Canadian superstar Shania Twain's country-pop songs, spirited singing and stunning good looks put her at the top of the music world. Her album “The Woman In Me” sold 20 million copies and won her a Grammy. But it was her “Come On Over” album that turned the industry on its ear, selling 40 million copies and making it the best selling of all time by a artist. It won four Grammys and launched a long string of hits, like “Any Man Of Mine”, “You're Still The One”, “From This Moment On”, “Man! I Feel Like A Woman”, “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under” and many more.

Besides the Grammys, Shania Twain has earned numerous BMI songwriter awards, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, entry into The Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame, the Music Hall of Fame and a host of top awards in Europe and the UK. According to Soundscan, she is the 9th best selling recording artist of all time. And the RIAA lists her as the only female artists ever to have 3 albums in a row sell 10 million copies each.

Sudbury, Ontario, native Donna Huber could be Shania Twain's twin sister. In fact, it's her uncanny similarity to Twain that actually got her into the tribute artist business. For years, people remarked about how much she looked like the star. Strangers on the streets of Toronto often asked for her autograph as they now do whenever she performs in Las Vegas. Still, she was reluctant to try her hand at being a tribute artist, because even though she was a good singer, she had no experience as an entertainer and knew nothing about the entertainment business. But she made up her mind to learn everything she could and after years of singing in small town bars, she had mastered Shania's voice, mannerisms and singing style. Once she got started there was no stopping her and it wasn't long before “Shania Twin” became the leading Shania Twain tribute in the business, hearrtily endorsed by the star herself.

Donna Huber's career has taken her from festivals and fairs, like The Calgary Stampede and Canadian National Exhibition, to the showrooms of Casinos, clubs and cruises. She has also been a concert headliner across Canada, the US and even at military bases in Bosnia. She has been the subject of television specials on Bravo, CBC and TNN, as well as stories in the Enquirer, The National Post and other lifestyle publications. Her “Shania Twin” show features all the hit songs that made Shania Twain a household name and her friendly interaction with an audience adds to the fun.