Guys and Dolls
his production taps into what is best about this classic American musical, and it is filled with memorable songs and a lot of laughs.
Mardie Millit & Nicolas King: Their Coloring Book
Razzled, dazzled, and sparkled from start to finish.
John Abernathy: Put on a Happy Face: A Salute to Charles Strouse
With humor, grace, and his beaming smile, Abernathy spread sunshine all over the place and convinced us, at least for a moment, that right will prevail.
Randy Zinkus: Just for Laughs
His once youthful buttery baritone has deepened into a richly textured velvety sound.
Frankie Campofelice: Every Night at Seven
Creative arrangements, extraordinary singing, and vibrant accompaniments.
Patti LuPone: A Life in Notes
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.
A Man of No Importance
Filled with heart, delight, and significance that emerged through his and this stellar cast’s clear storytelling.
Liz Callaway
With her honeyed voice and her ability to connect with her audience and her material, proved once again what a national treasure she is.