The Show Report felt the joy in A VERY, VERY CHANCE HOLIDAY CABARET
“a sure-fire way to lift your spirits”
“an old-fashioned jazz-inflected holiday show”
“Alex Bueno (“Loch Ness”) and Matt Takahashi (“A Charlie Brown Christmas”) who play newscaster narrators so convincingly that any minute you might expect to see Hoda Kotb and Ryan Seacrest pointing at a giant Bullwinkle balloon hovering over your house”
“The cast includes theatre veterans and relative newcomers who share the spotlight with the ease of a true ensemble, creating charismatic memorable moments with their show stopping solos and exceptional harmonies. Flawless voices ring out loud and clear with each number, while radiating ebullient stage persona, with merriment blazing like a yule log.”
“Ms. Bueno (or, Holly Moley) is decidedly charming in her slightly frazzled depiction. Mr. Takahashi was a real delight as he executed his high camp and fun hoopla as Dirk de Halls”
“18 Chance Artists combine a diverse collection of seasonal songs from around the world with a sprinkling of traditional favorites to produce a tasty holiday treat, ranging from ‘Jingle Bells’ to ‘Siyahamba’ to ‘Shalom Chaverim.'”
“completely charming evening of music, patter, and surprises that you will not want to end”
“it doesn’t hurt that the entire cast is accomplished performers: all endearing, funny, magnetic, and blessed with a lovely, flexible singing voice.”
To read the rest of the article or get your digital passes to watch A Very, Very Chance Holiday Cabaret, use the links below:
Watch Now Read the full article
Leave a Reply