Steven Carl McCasland: Not at Liberty
A wonderfully marvelous party.
A wonderfully marvelous party.
T. Oliver Reid’s full-frontal charm is impossible to resist.
She’s sharper than ever.
A promising young vocalist.
A mix of tacky fun, inventive musical mashing, and moments of brilliance.
Oberlin's theatrical training served her well.
An example of what a well-turned-out cabaret evening should be.
The mood is often sardonic or pained, and the characters are complex.
If Rozelle doesn’t get you with the vocal chords, he’ll hit you in the gut with a well-timed joke.
Sullivan and Harnar have found just the right combination of wit, emotion, musical acuity and subject matter that suits and challenges their particular talents.