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 vocalist could give lessons in connecting with an audience.
Song choices were intriguing, but two fewer would’ve served.
Mathias commanded the evening with a cool confidence.
Optimism, anger, compassion, and hope were all on full display. So was her excellent taste in songs.
There was a lot of cleverness here.
Roney offered the persona of that wise and slightly wicked aunt who lights up a family wedding.
Beautiful performances of some of the best songs written for Broadway.
Donna McKechnie is now, as she has always been, “One Singular Sensation!”
Considerable talent and charm.