Christopher Collette: Life of the Party?
At times, an evening of sophisticated and slightly campy fun.
Clint Holmes: Holmes for the Holidays
His interpretations were honed to a fine point and were seemingly effortless.
Judy Collins: Holidays and Hits
She still floated high head notes and sang with a sharp, articulate tone and confidence.
Michael Rider: This Ol’ House: Stories of a City Bear, Country Queen
Rider charmed the audience with his creativity.
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Heather Parcells & Diane Phelan: A Friendship Unhinged
Possess very similar and impressive soprano voices, along with a good deal of charm and senses of humor.
Jenn Bornstein: Diary of a Pizza Bagel’s Daughter
The program wasn’t perfect, but it was very smart.
Cameron Mitchell Bell: Southern Bell Raising Hell
High energy, enthusiasm, and expansive humor are his trademarks, backed up with a fine, powerful voice.
Setsuko Hata
Her combination of meaningful attention to the lyrics, a versatile wide-ranging voice, very skillful scat singing, and a confident manner made for an enchanting evening.