The show’s finale circled around [“Not a Day Goes By”], the harmonic cast blending in various Sondheim songs and insinuating listeners with an inevitable final comprehension of human emotion and pain. An exceptional production.
With just a smattering of patter, she showcases her liquid voice, stirring lyrical perception and a keen ear for good songs.
Tyrell, with musicians Quinn Johnson, Jon Allen, Kevin Minard, David Finck, Bob Mann, David Mann, gives his audience That Lovin’ Feelin’ from standard swing and sentiment as well as the happening sounds of the sixties.
Side Show: joyful as it is gritty, romantic, melancholy and musically momentous.
A night of brilliance.
With director/choreographer Kathleen Marshall, award-winners Brian Stokes Mitchell, Laura Osnes, Tracey Ullman, Michael McKean, Michael Bernesse, Don Stephenson, a Comden and Green book, songs by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz and the rich sound of the Encores! 12-piece orchestration led by Todd Ellison—Kids, that’s entertainment!
Marilyn Maye! Bucky Pizzarelli! Together for the first time!
At the Café Carlyle, the little things John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey do together, fusing pop, jazz, theater and original songs, set the tone of their show, Grownup Songs.
