The New Yorker - Cabaret Scenes

Brian De Lorenzo: Toast of the Town: Volume 1

De Lorenzo sings to emphasize the story of each song and makes lyrics and emotional interpretation more important than vocal fireworks.

Eric Comstock and a piano—what a perfect combination! Sean Smith’s does remarkable work on bass. Barbara Fasano displays beautiful vocals.

Ross and Sullivan summon up timeless memories through Coward’s songs, stories, and personal letters.

Sullivan’s lovely soprano sound is reminiscent of Cook’s.

Sullivan’s lovely soprano sound is reminiscent of Cook’s.

A five-star pianist, she melds unique expressive harmonies of jazz and classical music.

The cabaret equivalent of whipped cream atop a surprisingly nutritious dessert.

One of the best this side of Bessie Smith.

This is a man who fully enjoys life.

A five-star pianist, she melds unique expressive harmonies of jazz and classical music.