Camille Diamond: Over the Moon… On Pluto Transit
Diamond showed a great ability throughout the show to deliver lyrics with both sensitivity and understanding.
Peter Asher and Jeremy Clyde
This two-hour cabaret homage to the 1960s had everything a baby boomer could want.
Barb Jungr & John McDaniel: 1968: Let the Sun Shine In
Master stylists, they are rhythmic partners, simpatico in music and personality, and musically balanced.
Jerry Phelps, Elliot Roth, Karen Thompson: No Evil 2.0: A Resistance Cabaret
It’ll be interesting what this trio thinks up next.
54 Sings the Greatest Pop Songs of All Time: The 1960s, Vol. 2
The show certainly was entertaining.
Something Rotten
Brush up your Shakespeare, refresh your musical theater trivia and get thee to the St. James Theatre for a zany couple of hours of Something Rotten.
Gregory Charles: VintageLive
With just a few hand gestures and called out chord progressions, he managed to get thrilling playing from his seven-member band, and his intensely charismatic singing colleague, Kim Richardson.