Catherine Fries Vaughn & Steven Jay: Journeys … Through Sondheim
Their stories were far more interesting than their performances of the very well-known works they included.
Their stories were far more interesting than their performances of the very well-known works they included.
The entire evening, directed by Lennie Watts, was a mix of humor and her capacity for invention and interpretation; overall it was a satisfying and intelligent presentation.
This was an extremely satisfactory show.
The result exceeded every expectation.
A fine vocalist and an even finer actress.
He was debonair and droll, but he could be unabashedly moving.
Evans drew in the audience with his warmth and humor.
Both delivered material at a loud, muscular level no matter what the lyrics expressed.
The same energy and vitality that propelled her to stardom and a Tony Award in 1976 was still evident.
She still floated high head notes and sang with a sharp, articulate tone and confidence.