John Philip: Oceans of Love and Life
An afternoon of carefully curated songs that were at times confessional, cautionary, instructive, and informative.
Ann Kittredge: Romantic Notions
Ann Kittredge is an entertainer. She has confident stage presence, and she communicates with her audience.
Russ Lorenson: Standard Time: Live in New York
Lorenson’s retro crooner style evokes Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra, and Dean Martin while remaining uniquely his own.
Klea Blackhurst: One of the Girls: The Words and Music of Jerry Herman
Blackhurst and Herman were a perfect combination.
Marilyn Maye
Maye was still a joy to hear; she was in control of her instrument, able to move from soft to robust, and it's always in service to the material.
Karen Mason: Just in Styne: Karen Sings Jule
Creativity, wit, and theatrical flair were evident from the first moment to the last, making Just in Styne: Karen Sings Jule a total joy.
Camille Diamond: Over the Moon… On Pluto Transit
Diamond showed a great ability throughout the show to deliver lyrics with both sensitivity and understanding.
