Bob Ader: One Degree of Judy Garland
A smooth, polished hour that had a nice variety of material and presentation.
A smooth, polished hour that had a nice variety of material and presentation.
The show was filled with smiles and laughter, but its real heart was Reams’ poignant portrait of Bacall.
Williams offered a truly original program to which she brought a freshness and a sense of discovery.
A cast of seven theater professionals (a mix of veterans and new faces) did all they could with the thin but over-complicated script.
Harnar has an especially warm way of singing a ballad.
Gregory Moore and Simon Mulligan wonderfully brought back the excitement of that era in Vegas.