Randy Zinkus: Just for Laughs
His once youthful buttery baritone has deepened into a richly textured velvety sound.
His once youthful buttery baritone has deepened into a richly textured velvety sound.
A new show by Bob O’Hare is always something to celebrate. What is promised is wit, warmth, and often some surprising material.
With her velvety contralto and slight vibrato, West knows how to accentuate lyrics using changes in tone and volume.
When the warm, elegant Carolyn Montgomery presented a pitch-perfect (no pun intended) salute to the ultimate girl who sang with the band, Rosemary Clooney, praise indeed must be heaped.
A versatile singer/songwriter/pianist; he’s rock-oriented, but with solid musical-theater underpinnings.
Her program showcased her powerful and emotional vocals, her strong personality, and her charm.
Appleby’s pleasing voice was mostly delivered in a conversational style to convey the point of the lyrics.
One of the hallmarks of the DIVAs show has always been the contrasting vocal styles of the songstresses, and the band was up to every challenge.
He could inhabit sorrow from a convincing emotional core, charm with wit, or let loose elemental wildness that felt palpably unconditional.
LaBarbera brought a bouncy personality and a big voice to the stage.