Khnemu Menu-Ra and Antonio Rodriguez: Origins of Love
Origins of Love was a smartly theatrical cabaret starring a pair of actors.
Steven Brinberg: Simply Barbra
It’s a testament to his creative talents that he’s able to tackle an entire show and persona of one of the greatest divas of our time.
Judy Collins
She still sounded like the young folk singer she was, with a voice clear and strong all the way up to the high notes.
Amanda McBroom: Noir—Songs of Love
London was privileged to have the company of Amanda McBroom and Michele Brourman and eagerly awaits their return.
John Pizzarelli with Daniel Jobim: Strictly Bossa Nova II
Daniel Jobim, grandson of the bossa nova giant Antonio Carlos Jobim, added true Brazilian flavor and lent a voice that blended well with Pizzarelli’s mellow baritone.
Marlene VerPlanck: I Give Up, I’m in Love
She approaches a song with gusto and defiantly swings into the mood with a grace and a style that is too rare in today’s crazed music world.
Julie Wilson: Plush Velvet, Pretzels and Beer
What makes Julie Wilson extra special is that she is both the perfect performer and the perfect audience.
Meghan Kirk: The Story Goes On
She’s a tremendously talented and charismatic performer—a classic singing actress with solid vocal technique and the acting chops necessary to inhabit a lyric.
Gone Too Soon: A Tribute to Nancy LaMott
For those of us who had the privilege to have seen Nancy LaMott in the eighties and nineties, the memory is indelibly etched in our minds.