Jeffrey Bruce
Originally from Fresh Meadows, Queens, Jeffrey has been in nine national tours, including How to Succeed… (Finch), Camelot (Mordred) and Peter Pan (Hook). He has also had the pleasure to play leads in the entire Neil Simon catalogue. On television, he was the permanent guest host, for 21 years, on the #1 local talk show in the country Kelly & Company on WXYZ-TV, Detroit. He teaches a weekly Master Class in Drama in Boca Raton, Florida. His theater reviews are on talkinbroadway.com. Writing for Cabaret Scenes has enabled him to educate the public as to the superb cabaret resources that South Florida has to offer.
Jeffrey Bruce's Latest Posts
Tommy Tune: Taps, Tunes and Tall Tales
Tommy Tune Taps, Tunes and Tall Tales The Royal Room, Palm Beach, FL, March 31, 2015 Reviewed by Jeffrey Bruce for Cabaret Scenes The gorgeous Royal Room at The Colony Hotel welcomed the equally gorgeous Tommy Tune for a return engagement that continues through April 11th. The man is “gobsmacking” (in his own words): He is […]
Rich Little: Royal Room of the Colony Hotel
Rich Little The Royal Room of the Colony Hotel, Palm Beach, FL March 4, 2015 Review by Jeffrey Bruce for Cabaret Scenes “Rich Little? Really?” I know. I read your mind. In truth, my reaction was the same. As a kid I loved his impressions of the multitudinous celebrities in his imagination. Could he still be as quick and […]
Louise Pitre: Crest Theatre
Louise Pitre Crest Theatre, Delray Beach, FL, March 2, 2015 Reviewed by Jeffrey Bruce for Cabaret Scenes Yes, she was the star of Broadway’s Mamma Mia!, but last night, Louise Pitre was so much more. In essence, she gave a master class in what a cabaret performer should be. Blessed with a sexy, clarion alto, she is […]
Clint Holmes: At the Colony
Possessed of good looks and a terrific voice, Holmes seems to have an identity crisis vis-à-vis his choices.
Beth Dimon: Broadway’s Second Bananas
Everyone in South Florida’s theatrical community knows that multiple-Carbonell (our local Tony Award) winner Beth Dimon is a superb and versatile actress.
Mary Wilson
I’ve been to the most marvelous party. Our hostess entered in a tight, blue-sequined gown slit up to here, and down to there, bewigged for days,
