Victoria Ordin
Victoria Ordin is a writer based in West Los Angeles and Manhattan. Raised in L.A. around film and television, she developed an early appreciation for Broadway and cabaret from her parents, but particularly her father, whose musical passions ranged from classical to opera to Big Band. After studying English at Yale, Victoria earned her Masters at UCSB and completed coursework for the Ph.D. For the past four years, she has written a bicoastal memoir and culture blog called Victorian Chick Redux. Her work has also appeared in The Weekly Standard, Huffington Post, and the Patch.
Victoria Ordin's Latest Posts
Broadway Sings Their Own
I hope that Broadway Sings Their Own becomes a regular part of Corey Mach’s series.
Stephen Hanks: Don McLean: Storyteller
This revised version pitches McLean as a serious writer of story songs.
Dawn Derow: Legit: A Classical Cabaret
Dawn Derow’s ambitious Legit: A Classical Cabaret does not disappoint.
Fyvush Finkel
At 93, Fyvush Finkel has more energy and passion on stage than many performers barely two-thirds his age.
Megan Loughran: I Sing Standing Up
Loughran combines an old-fashioned zaniness with a modern edge and a graceful, strong voice.
