The Wicked Stage: Songs About Show Business
This series done by Pedi and Lavine is always full of superior talent, surprises, and great music.
11:00…at 7:00: An Exhausting Schlog of Broadway’s Best 11:00 O’Clock Numbers
Everyone sparkled and shined; they were a joy to behold.
Lisa Kantor: May I Suggest…
This show was a perfect example of how poise, interpretation, and honesty move us most and leave us with much to ponder.
Jonathan Michael Gallegos: The Music That Raised Me
He had a strong voice that hovered comfortably between baritone and tenor and leading-man good looks; he was a natural and affable storyteller.
Karen Mason: Karen Mason Birthday Bash
This woman is a powerhouse; from the moment she stepped on stage she delivered a high- energy, can’t-take-your-eyes-off-her performance.
Diane Ambrose & Phil Alexander :A Chanteuse and a Gentleman
With so much talent, Ambrose just needs to move away from her heroes and to establish her own personality.
Jeff Harnar Blame It on My Youth: Our 1980’s Don’t Tell Mama Songbook
He is a superb interpreter of the “bible” on which many of us thrive: the Great American Songbook.
Emmet Cahill and Emmett O’Hanlon: Well, Did You Evah?
Handsome and big-voiced with stage presence and humor.
