"Took the audience from the depths of loneliness to heaven and back with a performance that few will forget."
---The Royal Gazette - Bermuda
To watch Ms. Marcovicci in action is to observe a great singing actress interpreting lyrics with every fiber of her body"-----------New York Times
"Perfection! Her voice has never been more lusterous or full-bodied nor her expressive wingspan so wide."
--The New York Times
"A blend of lyricism and sweet sensuality that only the finest Broadway voices can conjure." --New York Times
"As vocally, comically and theatrically assured as contemporary cabaret performers get"--The New Yorker
"A comic spark plug touched with brilliance."
New York Times
"Pure no frills entertainment."
--Rex Reed, New York Observer
"...a natural entertainer..she's someone whose warmth and talent instantly dissolve the distance between stage and audience." --Cabaret Scenes
"Handsome, romantic baritone Rubano is invested with the kind of ardent passion that once defined the musicals of Broadway's Golden Age." - Robert Daniels, Variety
"A singer of incandescent ebullience, deliciously saucy."
--The New York Times
A singer with wit, style, warmth, drive, and impeccable musical taste." - Rex Reed, New York Observor
An entertainer who positively beams while he's up there, but not nearly as much as the audience beams while it's watching this impressive new talent.
- Peter Filichia, Star-Ledger
Wesla Whitfield is an indoor landmark. Every great city deserves a signature chanteuse, and San Francisco is fortunate to have Whitfield as its resident voice.
Nadler, Mac Rae, Rubano and Sullivan rocked the house with their sheer joy in singing.
---New York Theatre Wire
A cabaret event.......the best reason I can think of to stay out late.
Rex Reed, The New York Observor
The crowd is stunned. This is incredible. CJ Harding looks and sounds just like Patsy Cline" The Tampa Tribune - Tampa, FL
(A toast to Operetta and the Shows it inspired)
A master of the keyboard with an incredible facility for parodying musical styles"
---The Times, Critic's Choice, London
"An Engagingly Mischievous Dispenser Of Musical Repartee"
Stephen Holden, The New York Times
"...one of those titan talents disguised as a good old boy."
--Backstage Magazine, John Hogland
"....that rare theatrical event: family-friendly entertainment.." ---Boston
Chronicle
"Gorgeous...stunning...delight for all ages.." -The Oregonian
"Mr. Murphy is a funny and talented star...---The New York Times
"...a dazzling performance of wit and charm." ---The Guardian
