Elizabeth Ahlfors - Cabaret Scenes

Christine Andreas: Piaf—No Regrets

Andreas has an electrifying voice, with an infectious metallic tremolo.

Without the music, unfortunately, the play reveals that this is not McPherson’s best work.

This is dynamite theater, spine-tingling to watch.

A dizzying ride of excess, exaggeration, and jukebox tunes.

Jeff Harnar with '50s music is free-and-easy fun.

Sullivan and Harner demonstrated their valuable acting talents, comedic instincts, and impressive vocals.

When Andreas sings, she releases a thrilling charge, an irresistible vibrato with a silvery edge.

One of cabaret's most versatile and vocally sparkling singers.

Tootsie is a delight.

Joe Tracz's book of sputtering sci-fi/adolescent paranoia is flimsily wrapped in sophomoric silliness.