Sue Matsuki: The Gals That Make Me Sing
She has the range to keep us interested in her songs and stories, but she never got caught up in vocal prowess for its own sake.
She has the range to keep us interested in her songs and stories, but she never got caught up in vocal prowess for its own sake.
A first-rate cabaret show.
Steve Ross represents an endangered species. It was a pleasure to bask in his talent.
This is an artist who exudes ardor without overstating it and sass without seeming corny.
Sabella has an enviable instrument that still to this day ranges from a Broadway baritone to boy soprano.
She swung, crooned, and balladeered her way through the Great American Songbook as if born to it.
A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical gives Broadway a much-needed shot in the arm.
Jaylan Turkkan knows how to throw a party.
A master class in cabaret performance.
Enlivened by Leavel’s fine and fresh interpretations of Sondheim's songs and by her on-point enactment of every lyric.