Elizabeth Ahlfors - Cabaret Scenes

Steve Ross: An American in Paris

He is still the master of his game.

Macauley delivers a show worth seeing.

Two funny ladies with good rapport and substantial vocals.

Scheckter’s sensitivity stands out.

There is really not much fresh about this uninspired musical adaptation.

A couple of frothy hours of fun.

Her vocal stamina remains robust, her range impressive, and her final notes land right in the center with dramatic power.

Master stylists, they are rhythmic partners, simpatico in music and personality, and musically balanced.

The actress/singer/writer is having one wild and wonderful time.

A banquet of show tunes with the Robbins touch.