Lee Roy Reams: Behind the Scenes of 42nd Street
This show was a tutorial for anyone who aspires to entertain in a cabaret setting.
Karen Mason: Encore-Nucopia
She has an authoritative delivery that is mollified by her genuine warmth and her connection to her audience.
Julie Benko: A Star Is Born
Hers is a clear, honest voice whose sweetness reigns even when she sings a torch song.
Hilary Kole
Sang with pristine control. Her signature scat poured out headlong; she could give lessons.
Ali Webb: Listen Here—The Music of Dave Frishberg
She especially excelled in the witty novelty tunes.
Steve Ross: Puttin’ On the Ritz: Steve Ross Sings Fred Astaire and Friends
Steve Ross represents an endangered species. It was a pleasure to bask in his talent.
Andrew Walesch and His Orchestra: Songs of Tony Bennett
Walesch brought the show to life with his strong high baritone and his piano skills.
Sarah Carson: Strange Magic
The singer/storyteller who dominated the stage and intrigued her audience.
Susan Mack: No More Blues
Her vocals are expansive, and her presentation is open hearted. Mack also brings glamour to the stage.
