Tag: Singer
Karen Mason Returns to Her Cabaret Roots
Karen Mason returns to where it all began for her in cabaret.
Todd Murray: Croon: When a Whisper Became a Song
Todd-Murray-Croon-Cabaret-Scenes-Magazine_212Todd Murray is a sublime singer whose voice is like comfort food for the ears.
Mary Bogue: Confessions from the Heartbreak Hotel
Mary Bogue seems incapable of hitting a false note, either vocally or emotionally.
Anika Larsen: Sing You to Sleep
Anika Larsen Sing You to Sleep (Yellow Sound) February 2, 2015 Reviewed by John Hoglund for Cabaret Scenes Tony nominee (Beautiful: The Carole King Musical) Anika Larsen debut recording, Sing You to Sleep, is a soft collection of sweet, eclectic songs which are based on her lifelong relationships with adults and children. In lesser hands, […]
Norm Drubner: It Could Happen to You
Drubner offers a delightfully upbeat “I Have Dreamed” that hits the spot and is the album’s best cut.
Sandy Bainum: It Might Be Fun
It Might Be Fun really is—thanks to Sandy Bainum’s playful vocals and a rich collection of gems.
Dec. 31; Jan 2 & 3: Marilyn Maye: Metropolitan Room
Marilyn Maye proves show after show after show that there is nothing this magical musician cannot do.
Teresa Eggersten Cooke: Live at the Metropolitan Room
Singer/pianist Teresa Eggertsen-Cooke has the kind of mid-range-folk-straddles-rock voice we lived for in the seventies.
Peggy Lee and the American Popular Songbook by James Gavin
Like all defense mechanisms, fantasizing has its positive and negative aspects.
