Bob Ader: Harry Who?: The Songs of Harry Warren
Ader gave us such a joyful time.
Andrea Axelrod: My City
This was smart theater, perfectly suited to the performer’s talent.
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.
Goldie Dver: The Season: Straight Up, with a Twist
Hopefully it will return to Don’t Tell Mama as an annual holiday tradition.
Eden Casteel: Kahn Artist: Madeline and Me
Casteel held the stage with her deft acting and her fine singing.
Bob O’Hare: Walk Through the World: The Songs of Leslie Bricusse
An evening of delights that was a tribute to a fine songwriter and that was filled with the warmth and the talent of O’Hare.
Becca Kidwell: If You Hadn’t but You Did: Songs of Love, Sex and Murder
An intriguing and constantly evolving show.
Photo: CRAIG POMERANZ, vocals in "The Ides of March" (Breaking Up Is The Thing To Do…) with STEPHEN BOCCHINO, Piano & Musical Director; performance photographed: Thursday, March 1, 2012 7:00 PM at the Metropolitan Room, NYC; Photograph: © 2012 Richard Termine (for The New York Times).
PHOTO CREDIT - Richard Termine for The New York Times
Craig Pomranz: Berlin to Dylan to Simon and Garfunkel—It’s All Kosher
This is a show from the point of view of a mature artist—not just in age, but also in terms of life view.

