Music - Cabaret Scenes

Eric Comstock, Barbara Fasano, Sean Smith

Eric Comstock and a piano—what a perfect combination! Sean Smith’s does remarkable work on bass. Barbara Fasano displays beautiful vocals.

Music director Mark Hartman’s arrangements and work on piano melded beautifully with each of the performers and their songs.

A philosopher-poet, Rosen is the kind of highly literate singer-songwriter whose musical oeuvre seems set in the late 1960s.

Anaïs Reno is a phenom and has the confidence of a seasoned pro.

His singing appears to be getting stronger with the years.

An exuberant combination of comedy, monologues, poetry, and music.

What she offered to the audience is a strong soprano with a vibrato at the top reminiscent of Christine Ebersole and splendid enunciation.

Welty most closely resembles Barbara Cook vocally.

A wry and clever songwriter and political satirist in the tradition of Tom Lehrer.

Flawless diction and dramatic and comic phrasing that got to the heart of the lyrics of her selections.