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Lisa Kantor, cabaret singer "I had a great time and really enjoyed the feeling of the evening. You were wonderful the consummate cabaret artist!!!" Dan Hogan, Director of Passim's Club, Cambridge "I want to reiterate just how much I enjoyed your performance last night. You really were exquisite! The detail of your work, your connection to what you were saying, the intensity of your feeling, your voice, your expressiveness was just so satisfying. I have only heard you sing a song here and there at Amazing so this was a real treat." Ashley Lieberman, Chair, Advisory Committee "I have heard you many times, but I was astonished that you not only looked beautiful, but sounded better than ever. Your French was absolutely flawless, as was your sense of style. You also spiced your program with anecdotes about each song, things that this listener who prides himself on what he knows about French music learned all kinds of new interesting tidbits. "You remind me a great deal of Barbara Cook, whom I consider one of the great artists of our time. Like Barbara, when you start a song you can see that you shut yourself away from the audience and absorb yourself completely into the song. The result is that you become that song, and we, the voyeuristic listener, then experience the emotions of that song ourselves. There are few artists today who can do that: José van Dam, Quastoff, Streisand are among that group. "Like these people, you then hold the audience as long as you want after you finish, so that they won't applaud until you are ready to let go. What a lady you are!" Robert Gartside, tenor
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