Julie Benko: A Star Is Born
Hers is a clear, honest voice whose sweetness reigns even when she sings a torch song.
Ben Jones: Temptation
A masterful showman and a skilled interpreter of both classic and contemporary songs.
Donna McKechnie: Take Me to The World: The Songs of Stephen Sondhei
The same energy and vitality that propelled her to stardom and a Tony Award in 1976 was still evident.
Paulo Szot
He delivered exactly what his adoring audience expected and that was more than enough to make this a very memorable evening.
Marissa Mulder: This is 40!
She was vulnerable and resilient, homespun and polished, coltish and wise, grounded and spiritual, and always authentic.
Andre Diniz & Matt Rodriguez: Reasons for Losing It: This Time We’re Addicted
Diniz and Rodriguez both possessed abundant energy. Happily, their voices blended well.
The Seth Rudetsky Concert Series featuring Kelli O’Hara
O’Hara, like Streisand, is first and foremost an actor who sings from the perspective of a character. She endowed her classically trained, glorious legit voice (rare among current Broadway stars) with physical comedy or pathos depending on the lyric.