Peggy Lee - Cabaret Scenes

Stacy Sullivan: Stranger in a Dream

The album is a winner.

This show has everything you could wish for.

Peggy Lee cast a spell when she sang.

Cabaret Scenes’ Man About Cabaret

Spencer Day, is one of the finest lyricists of his generation.

Built to sing the blues, her melodic voice is capable of the most exquisite bridges, riding the notes naturally.

This show has everything you could wish for and is truly an entertainment to appeal to any audience.

Stacy’s voice is smoky, manner mysterious and minimalist, masterfully mesmerizing.

With meticulous taste and an encyclopedic knowledge of the pop/jazz canon, his songs make you sit up and listen.

Mason wove an amusing mock history of divadom from Roman times to the present.