Ben Jones & Laurence Hobgood
This show provided a new and refreshing change of pace from the usual performance to which one has become accustomed.
This show provided a new and refreshing change of pace from the usual performance to which one has become accustomed.
O’Hara, like Streisand, is first and foremost an actor who sings from the perspective of a character. She endowed her classically trained, glorious legit voice (rare among current Broadway stars) with physical comedy or pathos depending on the lyric.
Sacher used his fine baritone, his intelligence, and his humor to pay tribute to the entire career of Richard Rodger
Scott Siegel continues to mine the Sinatra songbook.
Scott Siegel’s 32nd edition of 54 Sings Broadway’s Greatest Hits.
A unique addition to any collection.
Has a way of making her audiences feel as if they were in her living room.
Reflecting on the Golden Age of Cabaret
Adorable, sultry, poised, engaging, and always believable,