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.
She certainly knew how to deliver a number—her “Some of These Days” (Shelton Brooks) was a genuine showstopper.
This was another dynamic, beautifully wrought show.
The iconoclastic Carole J. Bufford swayed, dipped, and wiggled, and delivered.
The show, under the deft direction of Lennie Watts, was campy and heartbreaking, absurd and very romantic, witty and very serious.
Thaler detailed his not-always-easy upbringing and his discovery of love with compassion and forgiveness
A red-hot mama with the moves of a lead dancer and the class of a chanteuse.
A beautiful and emotional evening.
His attention to detail was exemplary.