Helane Blumfield: Invisible to Invincible
The entire evening, directed by Lennie Watts, was a mix of humor and her capacity for invention and interpretation; overall it was a satisfying and intelligent presentation.
The entire evening, directed by Lennie Watts, was a mix of humor and her capacity for invention and interpretation; overall it was a satisfying and intelligent presentation.
With his trademark charm, quiet wit, and heartfelt sincerity, he kept the audience enthralled with the complicated story of his life journey.
We could luxuriate in the rich warm resonance of LuPone’s voice, which was astounding in both her trademark power belt and her fine head voice.
Stark’s voice was strong and perfect; she blew me away.
Cabaret multi-hyphenate Gerry Geddes added another arrow to his quiver by making his on-stage debut at Don’t Tell Mama with a fascinating, creative program.
Taste, wit, and solid acting ability.
Clearly enjoys connecting with her audience.
An intriguing combination of standards.