Nov. 22: Alex Rybeck
If there had been an applause meter at Alex Rybeck’s show at 54 Below, it would have been totally demolished.
If there had been an applause meter at Alex Rybeck’s show at 54 Below, it would have been totally demolished.
Barb Jungr prowled the stage with age-defying vigor.
Mulder, Zeffiro and the Gershwin brothers rarely sounded better.
This is a handsome, talented performer with a big voice who is maturing beautifully.
Sharon McNight seems to revel in her bawdiness.
You can’t go wrong with the music of Richard Rodgers.
One by one, unabashedly talented young performers sang numbers from the show or songs they wrote themselves
Another Hundred People, the second of their Sondheim excursions, is richer than their first, as superb as that was.
Linda Lavin’s singing voice has always been an expressive extension of her speaking voice, probably more so than other singers.
Warr is a handsome young man with a rough-edged, but expressive voice who clearly loves being over-the-top.