Marcia Roney: The Way I See It
Roney offered the persona of that wise and slightly wicked aunt who lights up a family wedding.
Melanie Long: An American Voice–Live
She has a glorious soprano voice, a fine sense of drama and interpretation, and a surprising sense of humor.
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.
Helane Blumfield: Invisible to Invincible
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.
Liz Callaway: The Wizard and I: Liz Callaway Sings Stephen Schwartz
Callaway can sing lightly without fraying and full out without breaking. Her articulation seems as natural as breathing, her control is superb.
Meg Flather: Epiphany
The wide range of characters created by Flather is one of the hallmarks of her work; her wonderful and varied vocals are another.
Billie Brouse: Thinking Out Loud
The show made perfect use of Brouse’s crystal-clear vocals and approachable stage presence and propelled the audience to its feet.