Jan. 23 & 24: Wesla Whitfield: We’re in the Money — Society Cabaret
Wesla Whitfield, premiere interpreter of the Great American Songbook.
Wesla Whitfield, premiere interpreter of the Great American Songbook.
D'Ambrosio avoids any overladen heaviness and dazzles with his vocal prowess.
Oleta Adams is a true hybrid—part soul, smooth jazz, gospel and R&B.
It’s always an honor to hear Freddy Cole ply his trade.
Shawn Ryan is the master of the ridiculous, completely owning this subgenre of comic cabaret with his quick wit and charm.
This is a refined Betty Buckley, more mature and satisfied, and clearly in control of her craft.
Freddy Cole returns to San Francisco in November.
Maye Cavallaro is a well-kept jazz secret here in the Bay Area due to her limited performance schedule, but based on her considerable concert skills, she should get out more often.
Jazz’s new wunderkind, the ridiculously talented Cecile McLorin Salvant, can blow your mind in just her opening number.
Bette Midler and Carly Ozard go together like peanut butter and chocolate, a natural match of two equally outrageous talents aligned with some wonderful material.