“In an era that has forgotten the fun of double-entendre, she knows how to be subtle and sexy and musical all at one time.”
- John Yohalem, Parterre Box.
“a vocally lustrous earful.”
- The Philadelphia Enquirer
“Note perfect”
- The Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
”She magnetized me into a world of musicianship and subtle but deep passion.”
- BroadwayWorld.com
“Luxurious vocalism, good looks and theatrical poise.”
- Opera News Online
“A powerful voice, a satirical sense of humor, presence, directness and sex appeal.”
- Cabaret Scenes
Next Up
tomi jazz
239 East 53rd Street, Lower
(2nd & 3rd Aves)
Thursday, October 3
9-1130pm
Frank Ponzio, piano
Tom Hubbard, bass
Dennis Alan, reeds
No Reservations taken
Here’s a little duet Maurice and I made remotely, featuring Frank Ponzio on piano - Cy Coleman’s 1952 “Why Try to Change Me Now?”