Donna McKechnie: Take Me to The World: The Songs of Stephen Sondhei
The same energy and vitality that propelled her to stardom and a Tony Award in 1976 was still evident.
Justin Witwick: Directing Chaos
Witwick showed a good deal of wit and provided fine work as an accompanist and vocal arranger.
Sarah Carson: Strange Magic
The singer/storyteller who dominated the stage and intrigued her audience.
Alice Ripley and John McDaniel
Their show played directly into the strengths of Ripley’s voice and vocal stylings.
Mardie Millit & Michael Garin: Sorry-Grateful: One Sondheim Story in Letters and Song
Millet has a lovely soprano voice reminiscent of Shirley Jones and of the comic sensibility of Carol Burnett.
Nicholas Barrón: New York Story Book
He has a strong and flexible voice, a clear delivery of lyrics, and a generosity of spirit
Anya Turner & Robert Grusecki: Mid-Century Modern
The songs in this collection all seem intensely personal, but the warm performances of Grusecki and Turner invite the listener into their world.
Cindy Firing: You & I: Cindy Firing Pays Tribute to Barbara Cook
A worthy successor as both singer and actress and as a fine storyteller.