Klea Blackhurst Dreaming of a Song—The Music of Hoagy Carmichael
She skillfully she handled the songs of Hoagy Carmichael.
Lena Moy-Borgen: It’s a Man’s World
This was a smart and clever show that was carefully thought out and tailored to the star’s strengths. She had the audience entranced.
Klea Blackhurst: One of the Girls: The Words and Music of Jerry Herman
Blackhurst and Herman were a perfect combination.
Marilyn Maye
Maye was still a joy to hear; she was in control of her instrument, able to move from soft to robust, and it's always in service to the material.
Leslie Uggams: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Age had not dimmed her musical instrument.
Craig Rubano: Take the Moment
He can reach a big emotional climax when it’s required, but he is also a quiet, gentle soul who charms the audience with his sensitivity, his compassion, and his sincerity.
Lucie Arnaz: I Got the Job! Songs from My Musical Past
She has the gift of song-speak and delivers every lyric conversationally and right on pitch.
Goldie Dver: The Season: Straight Up, with a Twist
Hopefully it will return to Don’t Tell Mama as an annual holiday tradition.
