The Ladies Who Lunch - Cabaret Scenes

Patti LuPone: A Life in Notes

We could luxuriate in the rich warm resonance of LuPone’s voice, which was astounding in both her trademark power belt and her fine head voice.

A celebration of the season’s magic.

Enlivened by Leavel’s fine and fresh interpretations of Sondheim's songs and by her on-point enactment of every lyric.

Millet has a lovely soprano voice reminiscent of Shirley Jones and of the comic sensibility of Carol Burnett.

A balance of sensitivity and Broadway brass made for a very exciting evening of cabaret.

Dver who truly gave it sparkle with her wise and slightly wicked touch.

She exhibited a solid if limited range and an excellent understanding of and delivery of lyrics.

“Manhattan’s monster with a heart of gold” lived up to that reputation.

A wonderfully marvelous party.

Who’d want to miss a night full of this much talent?