Inkwell Singers: Into the Gap: Songs of Protest and Hope
The show was a treat for the ears as well as the heart.
Ava Nicole Frances: The Dream That I See (Live at The Green Room 42)
A voice that blends classic musical-theater clarity and the ability to belt to the back row.
Klea Blackhurst: A Brand New Evening with Klea Blackhurst
Unabashedly candid and persuasive, unique in voice and presentation.
Hope Morgan and Dennis Rowland: Mother’s Day Magic
Morgan is a master of scat and proved it throughout the show; Rowalnd's voice has deepened into a rich, low baritone.
Linda Mironti: Perfectly Imperfect
Infused with heart and soul and humor—and high-level talent. Mironti is a superb singer
Lee Roy Reams: Uncensored! For Adults Only!
This was an evening of fun, frolic, and expert storytelling, where intimate details were told with style and grace.
John Abernathy: Put on a Happy Face: A Salute to Charles Strouse
With humor, grace, and his beaming smile, Abernathy spread sunshine all over the place and convinced us, at least for a moment, that right will prevail.
