Oct. 8: Kim David Smith
I have run out of adjectives, such as “mesmerizing” or “compelling” or “brilliant.”
I have run out of adjectives, such as “mesmerizing” or “compelling” or “brilliant.”
Grin is well worth a listen; it is well sung, well played, well produced.
Constant was in fine, flip form, authentically French from the top of her head to the tips of her dancing toes.
If you’re ready for an emotional, and emotionally satisfying, evening, put Vickie Phillips on your list.
The 25th Annual New York Cabaret Convention extended its week of performances for one last evening, this one dedicated to cabaret’s European origins.
In their fabulous show at 54 Below, Some Enchanted Evening, Amanda McBroom and her husband, George Ball, sang of love, marriage, time, loss, and a theme that has always characterized Amanda’s own songwriting—the gap between dreams and reality, between a couple’s hope to be in love forever, and of settling down to an existence of “comfortable despair.”
George Ball finally got to the party. And he did it in style.