Melissa Errico: Sondheim in St. Louis
Errico and Firth are masters of their craft just as Sondheim was of his. The combination was a match made in musical-theater heaven.
Mardie Millit & Michael Garin: Sorry-Grateful: One Sondheim Story in Letters and Song
Millet has a lovely soprano voice reminiscent of Shirley Jones and of the comic sensibility of Carol Burnett.
Melissa Errico: Sondheim in the City
Errico and music director Tedd Firth chose jazz as a fresh way to present this material.
Tim Connell: it’s the joy in your heart
His tenor was lovely, and his sensibility was thoroughly appealing.
Lynn Henderson: There’s Still a Little Starch Left: Reflections on Aging, Downsizing… and Mascara
The entire evening was a well thought out, funny, and pleasurable event.
Sean Patrick Murtagh: Beautiful Girls: A Tribute to Sondheim’s Divas
A show that occasionally veered into camp, but still found honest depth in the chosen material.
Celia Berk: On My Way to You: Improbable Stories That Inspired an Unlikely Path
Berk has a lovely sound, and excellent dramatic skill