John Burns: Sock It to Me: John Burns Sings the ’60s
Burns has a powerful voice that, happily, he knew how to use, and he also showed enviable clarity in the way he handled lyrics.
Joannie Mackenzie: It’s Never Too Late to Pole Dance
Mackenzie is a compelling performer with an arresting appeal.
Lynne Charnay: Happy Birthday, Tony!
She had savoir faire and a truly gorgeous repertoire, and she was truly inspirational; in short, she was sublime.
Samuel Vincent Aubuchon: Love Revolution
Wickedly charming. He has a big powerful voice and a seductive personality.
Meg Flather: Hammerstein & Sondheim: Carefully Taught
This was one of those rare cabaret shows where there wasn’t a single misstep. The entire evening glowed.
Forbidden Broadway: Forbidden Sondheim: Merrily We Stole a Song
One of the most inventive of the zillions of tributes to Stephen Sondheim.
Lucille Carr-Kaffashan: Unwritten: A Celebration of 21st Century Female Singer-Songwriters
She brought her impressive intelligence and her perfect enunciation to feature an interesting and varied collection of writers.