KT Sullivan and Mark Nadler

Thanks for the Memory: 25 Years of Duets

The Green Room 42, NYC, May 14,2019

Reviewed by Peter Haas for Cabaret Scenes

Two of cabaret’s enduring stars—favorites as individual artists, and even more so when they perform together‚ celebrated 25 years of their duo-ship in a packed-house show at 10th Avenue’s The Green Room 42 on an early May night. The pair, KT Sullivan and Mark Nadler, were in top form.
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Their show: Thanks for the Memory: 25 Years of Duets—consisted of a dozen and a half classic numbers, performed practically non-stop, with vocals by the two of them and with Nadler at the piano.

First up: the sweet “One More Walk Around the Garden” (Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner), followed by Lerner’s lyric to Frederick Loewe’s music for “You Haven’t Changed at All.” A visit with Stephen Sondheim’s work included his “Wise Guys” and “Old Friend,” and the combined writing talents of Jule Styne, Betty Comden and Adolph Green were spotlighted with “Dance Only with Me” and “Make Someone Happy.
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” There was Gershwin, of course—a relatively unknown melody by George, “My Little Ducky,” with lyrics by B.G. DeSylva, and the now-classic George and Ira’s “How Long Has This Been Going On?
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Romance had additional moments when the duo performed “If Love Were All,” “I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face,” “There’s Always One You Can’t Forget,” and “Love Is Here to Stay.” Their finale: ”Thanks for the Memory.”

The “memory” in fact, has been well captured in their new CD, titled, appropriately enough, Thanks for the Memory.