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Jane Scheckter: Jane Scheckter Misses/Adores/Loves Bobby Short

A terrific show.

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Karen Mason: Just in Styne: Karen Sings Jule

Creativity, wit, and theatrical flair were evident from the first moment to the last, making Just in Styne: Karen Sings Jule a total joy.

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Megan Hilty

Her vocals adapted so perfectly to the material that you’d think there were several singers on stage.

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Amanda King: Ella: The Early Years

Amanda King is worth seeing and hearing.

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Melissa Errico: Out of the Dark

She has a lovely soprano and her voice rises to the occasion.

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Megan Hilty

Luminous.

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Steve Ross: Back On the Town

Steve Ross is a one-of-a-kind very special performer.

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Champian Fulton: Birdsong

She is in a league with some of the best performers from the golden age of jazz.

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Carol Sloane

Sloane can turn any song on its head with impeccable phrasing and storytelling that cut to the heart of the lyric.

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Andrea Axelrod: After the Bawl (Recovering from Heartache)

Axelrod has a full voice, a weighted mezzo rich in color.

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