Bob O’Hare: We Take the Town: The Shows of Robert Preston
A new show by Bob O’Hare is always something to celebrate. What is promised is wit, warmth, and often some surprising material.
Rian Keating: Songs From My Trunk
Keating once more proved himself an expert storyteller in both narration and song.
Marilyn Maye
Maye was still a joy to hear; she was in control of her instrument, able to move from soft to robust, and it's always in service to the material.
Leslie Uggams: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Age had not dimmed her musical instrument.
Bea Arthur, Damn It!
Bea Arthur was a major personality who continues to entrance, and this was a fitting tribute to her.
Oliver!
This is a big show that the whole family can enjoy. It's well-paced and has many peak moments.
Liz Callaway and Ann Hampton Callaway: Broadway the Calla-way
Their wonderful voices blended perfectly together.
Klea Blackhurst: One of the Girls: The Words and Music of Jerry Herman
The vivacious Blackhurst belts Herman’s songs with great power and pizzazz.
