Rian Keating: MileStone: 65
With his trademark charm, quiet wit, and heartfelt sincerity, he kept the audience enthralled with the complicated story of his life journey.
Lee Roy Reams: Me and Betty (AKA Lauren Bacall)
The show was filled with smiles and laughter, but its real heart was Reams’ poignant portrait of Bacall.
Laura and Linda Benanti: Mothers Know Best
Both delivered material at a loud, muscular level no matter what the lyrics expressed.
Amy London: Women in the Great American Jazzbook
She is an assured vocalist and a fine interpreter of lyrics.
Frank Dain: I’ve Had a Love
Lets his deepest emotions flow freely ... using his deeply resonant baritone to get to the essence of each selection.
Delphine Cortez, Hope Morgan, Francine Reed: The Valley Jazz DIVAs Show
One of the hallmarks of the DIVAs show has always been the contrasting vocal styles of the songstresses, and the band was up to every challenge.
Liz Callaway
With her honeyed voice and her ability to connect with her audience and her material, proved once again what a national treasure she is.
Backstage Babble: Beyond the Walls of Joe Allen Restaurant
Charles Kirsch, creator of the podcast Backstage Babble, worked his magic again at 54 Below.
