REVIEW: Carnegie’s “Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill”
La’Sherrill finds the humanity within Holiday’s moments of vulnerability and pain. Each note sung is rich with soul and passion from the top of the
La’Sherrill finds the humanity within Holiday’s moments of vulnerability and pain. Each note sung is rich with soul and passion from the top of the
There is interactive fun, too: the audience Boos for the bad guy and cheers for the good, stands when Prince John enters, claps when he dictates it, and waves at the crowd.
You do not want to miss this production
The Other Place touches on so many topics: the pressures of success, marriage and family relations, health and wellness. I highly recommend this show if you’re looking for a strong and original script and some incredibly talented artists.