Otto Walberg
As a debut show, this was a very strong appearance replete with abundant charm, wit, and intelligence.
Jeff Harnar and Alex Rybeck: Our 40th Anniversary Songbook
It was the combined talent and warmth of Harnar and Rybeck that made this a memorable evening.
Victoria Guthrie: Stages of Love
She exhibited a solid if limited range and an excellent understanding of and delivery of lyrics.
Marcus & Kim: Brainwashed
They presented an evening of their material—moving, funny, traditional, and contemporary—performed by a fine group of young artists in a surprisingly polished presentation.
Tim Di Pasqua
His work is so personal and reflective of his life that it seemed to be an act of love to share it with us.
Gavin Lee: Steppin’ Out with Fred Astaire
Elegant hand movements, his strong and comfortable vocals, and his spirited dancing.
Karrin Allyson
A personality all to herself, with her fine voice, her surprising and eccentric body language, her attention to lyrics, and her wide interest in musical genres.
Bea Arthur, Damn It!
Bea Arthur was a major personality who continues to entrance, and this was a fitting tribute to her.
In the Spotlight: The J2 Cabaret Series:You’re Nothing Without Me: The Songs of Marvin Hamlisch and David Zippel
A fitting tribute to the works of composer Marvin Hamlisch and lyricist David Zippel.