Paint Your Wagon
here's gold in them thar hills, but it is the music that shines in Paint Your Wagon.
here's gold in them thar hills, but it is the music that shines in Paint Your Wagon.
Ron Dabney brought his warm, mellow voice, his magnetic stage presence to the Metropolitan Room.
Rene Marie sings with her heart and mind, often adding vocal percussion and vocalese over a verse.
Thankfully in the case of Carole J. Bufford, the talent exceeds the hype.
Gayner’s very first cabaret show is more than just a respectable attempt—it is a solid offering.
T. Oliver Reid’s bare-bones staging of A Man of No Importance, the 2002 Terrence McNally/Stephen Flaherty/Lynn Ahrens succès d’estime, provided many pleasures at 54 Below.
The 4th London Cabaret Awards…
Janet S. Blake embraces an audience with warmth and grace.