Bob Ader: One Degree of Judy Garland
A smooth, polished hour that had a nice variety of material and presentation.
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.
Juliet Ewing: Rise Up Singing
Golden voice and fine dramatic skill.
Craig Pomranz: Berlin to Dylan to Simon & Garfunkel: It’s All Kosher!
Pomranz provided powerful vocals and adept song-styling.
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.
Kurtis Overby, Liz Fallon Carolyn McPhee, Jamie Parnell: Crazy for Gershwin
You know it is going to be yummy.
54 Salutes Frank Sinatra: Celebrating His Second Century
New casts and new song lists for each edition has not diminished the quality of these shows.
Michael Feinstein: Great American Crooners
A voice and style that seems never to age.
Tammy McCann: I Got Rhythm: An Evening of Gershwin
Has the kind of seemingly casual ease, control, and instinct one associates with Ella Fitzgerald.

