Metropolitan Room - Cabaret Scenes

Marissa Mulder: Instincts

Mulder’s voice has a sweet, girlish quality.

Songs are well crafted and varied, polished, and can go for the heart or funny bone equally well. (I want a cast album now.)

Matsuki and Clark take the measure of each other with musical panache, and their duets were admirably handled.

The artist has distinctive talent and an engaging onstage personality.

If We Only Have Love improves on successive hearings, but well worth buying just for “One Note Samba.”

Double your pleasure, double your fun with the jazz delight of cabaret's popular twosome, Eric Comstock and Barbara Fasano.

When Charlotte Patton says she likes men, the vocalist really means it.

If you’re in the mood for a knockout evening of cabaret, don’t miss any future production of I’ve Been in Love Before.

Dallas native Lindsey Holloway delighted a small audience at the Metropolitan Room with her low-key, jazzy reflections on happiness.

Although her diction is often mannered, she adds intimacy to theatricality.