Diane Ambrose & Phil Alexander :A Chanteuse and a Gentleman
With so much talent, Ambrose just needs to move away from her heroes and to establish her own personality.
With so much talent, Ambrose just needs to move away from her heroes and to establish her own personality.
One of the show’s treats was a collection of varied torch songs.
She certainly knew how to deliver a number—her “Some of These Days” (Shelton Brooks) was a genuine showstopper.
He has a powerful baritone voice, a good sense of humor, and an ability to honestly interpret lyrics.
A polished and heartfelt occasion.
The wide range of characters created by Flather is one of the hallmarks of her work; her wonderful and varied vocals are another.
She touched every base for a successful show.
Pomranz certainly made everybody happy with this charming show.
The show made perfect use of Brouse’s crystal-clear vocals and approachable stage presence and propelled the audience to its feet.
Mulder brought a great warmth and an emotional stillness to her ballads; Zeffiro provided lush and playful accompaniment.