54 Celebrates Eydie Gormé
For those of us of a “certain age,” Eydie Gormé resonates as one of the greatest singing stars from the fifties through the turn of the century.
Eric Michel Gillett: Careless Rhapsody: The Heart of Lorenz Hart
Eric Michel Gillett Careless Rhapsody:…
Linda Lavin: Starting Over
Linda Lavin’s singing voice has always been an expressive extension of her speaking voice.
Julie Budd: They Wrote the Songs
Although her diction is often mannered, she adds intimacy to theatricality.
May 9: Eric Michael Gillett
Gillett uses the wit and wisdom of Lorenz Hart to remind us all that, while love can be experienced with abandon, carelessness of the heart can make for a messy sort of romance.
Pompie’s Place: Hilary Gardner, Lezlie Harrison, Brianna Thomas
Pompie sings the blues at Pompie's Place, evoking an intimate club space, sometime in the 1920s and '30s, where a hot quintet and a couple of songbirds take the stage and sing the blues.
Jane Scheckter : Loves, Adores, Misses Bobby Short
One of cabaret’s premier songbirds, Scheckter caresses all the seductive nuances in songs.