Donna McKechnie: Same Place: Another Time
Donna McKechnie exudes a warmth that is contagious.
Donna McKechnie exudes a warmth that is contagious.
Daryl Glenn’s warm and funny tribute to his musical idol-turned-friend, Stephen Sondheim, began with “Everyone’s Got the Right."
Alison Freeman is an utterly exquisite singer—very much akin to a young Barbara Cook.
KT Sullivan and Jeff Harnar have found just the right combination of wit, emotion, musical acuity and subject matter that suits and challenges their particular talents.
Pomranz’s shows always feature a meticulously selected song list based on a particular theme.
She is bombastic, boisterous, bold, sometimes belligerent, often beguiling, but always Molly Pope.
Origins of Love was a smartly theatrical cabaret starring a pair of actors.
Jordan is youthful and energetic onstage and has the pipes to be a major Broadway player.
Musical comedy is a revered genre in both cabaret and Broadway, and Faith Prince is one of its finest practitioners.
Linda Lavin’s singing voice has always been an expressive extension of her speaking voice.