Yiddish

Andrea Marcovicci

Andrea Marcovicci’s charm exerts gravitational pull because it’s never been only skin deep.

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Jane Lynch & Kate Flannery: Two Lost Souls

Two funny ladies with good rapport and substantial vocals.

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Adrienne Haan: TransAtlantica

A lively, polished program.

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Yael Rasooly

A vibrant, dynamic, and engaging stage presence.

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Lois Morton: Edith, Marlene, Sophie…and Me

Morton’s joy of life infused the program with energy and delight.

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Steve Ross: Come On and Hear

The very definition of sophisticated cabaret artist.

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Gilbert and Sullivan Unplugged: A Modern Twist on the Major Hits

Solid source material re-envisioned for modern enjoyment.

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Jewish Broadway

The Jewish influence on the Broadway musical theater cannot be over emphasized.

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Darlene Popovic: Weapons of Mass Distraction

San Francisco’s own Fanny Brice.

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Oleg Frish: An Intimate Evening with Oleg Frish and His Friends

Seeing Russian-bornOleg Frish perform is always a joyfully entertaining experience.

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