Kyle Coughlin
Don’t Tell Mama, NYC, August 4, 2017
Reviewed by Chris Struck for Cabaret Scenes
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Kyle Coughlin came to singing at Don’t Tell Mama from Actor Therapy, an acting class led by two experienced contemporary musical theater performers: Lindsay Mendez (Wicked) and Ryan Scott Oliver (Darling). Coughlin, dressed casually in a t-shirt, started off ambitiously with one of Freddie Mercury’s fan favorites, “Don’t Stop Me Now.” With good delivery and timing, he quickly got the crowd into his performance.
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It helped that he had a playful personality, and he enjoyed leaning toward that jovial side, dedicating a wonderful and impressive yodel to The Stockyards, a place he used to perform at down south. Perhaps he was at times a little too playful, however, since not much connected one song to another. He pulled out a couple nostalgic choices in the Pokémon and Rugrats theme songs. A lot of the younger crowd sang along to these. He talked a little bit about his love life, selecting songs that helped him get through bumps in the road. Among the best were the Norah Jones-recorded “Feelin’ the Same Way” (Lee Alexander) and “Someday” from The Wedding Singer. While at points he stayed a little even in his tone, he showed that he had the range necessary to do some difficult material.
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He also put on a fun and inclusive show, featuring guest performers, including Dionne Slay, a guitar-playing drag queen.
With more consistency between songs and a more developed story, Kyle Coughlin will be a fun performer to watch.