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Lee Roy Reams: Goodbye, Kentucky! Hello, Broadway!

A consummate showman.

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Make Your Own Party: The Songs of Goldrich and Heisler

The duo is probably the most distinctive songwriting team working in cabaret today.

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Susan Mack: Music in the Air

An encore performance!

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Extremely vivacious, witty and funny.

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John Lloyd Young

One-in-a-million high tenor.

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Catherine Russell

Unquestionably one of today’s very best jazz vocalists.

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She was authentic and honest to the bone.

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Tulis presents monologues and music.

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David Sabella: Time Heals

Such magic doesn’t come along often, and it must be celebrated.

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Read more about the article Lane Bradbury: Mon Histoire en Chansons Francaises

Lane Bradbury: Mon Histoire en Chansons Francaises

Bradbury worked hard to convey the songs’ differing emotions and succeeded in turning her slightly frayed voice into an affecting, honest instrument.

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