O’Hara, like Streisand, is first and foremost an actor who sings from the perspective of a character. She endowed her classically trained, glorious legit voice (rare among current Broadway stars) with physical comedy or pathos depending on the lyric.
A clever concept that uses letters to and from the Maestro to weave the songs and storytelling together.
A worthy successor as both singer and actress and as a fine storyteller.
The evening featured the talents of four Broadway veterans—Lavon Fisher-Wilson, Sara Jean Ford, Jackie Burns, and Kissy Simmons.
Farr, sleek and elegant, presents a remarkable journey through Cook’s life.
The 29th New York Cabaret Convention: Cabaret Today!
