Jane Scheckter : Loves, Adores, Misses Bobby Short
One of cabaret’s premier songbirds, Scheckter caresses all the seductive nuances in songs.
Gone Too Soon: A Tribute to Nancy LaMott
For those of us who had the privilege to have seen Nancy LaMott in the eighties and nineties, the memory is indelibly etched in our minds.
Over the Rainbow: The Songs of Harold Arlen
Harold Arlen was one of the most prolific of the Great American Songbook writers.
Washington D.C./Maryland/Virginia News: March/April 2015
Here's the cabaret news for Washington, D.C./Maryland/Virginia for March/April 2015.
Judy Rossignuolo-Rice and Denise McGowan Tracy: When Harry Met Irving
When Harry Met Irving, featuring two popular Chicago entertainers—namely Judy Rossignuolo-Rice and Denise McGowan Tracy—was a pleasant program of mostly uptempo numbers.
Jane Monheit with Billy Stritch: Hello Bluebird and To the Men I Love
Monheit brought her own unique interpretation to every one, making the selections from the Great American Songbook feel new and delightfully different. She is a true jazz singer, but one who also possesses a great-sounding voice.
Anthony Nunziata: 54 Below
Anthony Nunziata seems to enjoy being a throwback to the era of the Rat Pack.
Dec. 1 & 4: Gabrielle Stravelli: Metropolitan Room
With just a smattering of patter, she showcases her liquid voice, stirring lyrical perception and a keen ear for good songs.
Leslie Uggams: Classic Uggams
Tony and Emmy Award winner Leslie Uggams might be best remembered for her wonderful voice and stunning looks, both unmistakably apparent during her sublime Bay Area Cabaret presentation.