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- BARONESS NICA: The Baroness of Jazz (10/19/2008)
- BILLY PORTER: A Little Bit Broadway, a Little Bit R & B (10/12/2003)
- JULEE CRUISE: If the Nurse Resembles Warhol, There’s a Reason (2/23/2003)
- DEBRA BARSHA: Dancing All Night, Writing All Day (2/16/2003)
- PETER CINCOTTI: A Specialist In Grandpa’s Favorites (2/9/2003)
- JENNIE RICHEE: Warrior Girls Aswirl in an Artist’s Mind (1/12/2003)
- ANNE KAUFMAN SCHNEIDER: A Daughter’s Footnotes to a Classic Comedy (12/15/2002)
- SALAMONE ROSSI: A Renaissance Composer, Actively Jewish, When That Wasn’t Easy (11/8/2002)
- BAM NEXT WAVE OF SONG: Fresh Voices and Their Way With Words (10/6/2002)
- HARLEM SONG: Learning the Moves of Harlem, Circa 1930 (8-25-2002)
- ORIGINAL CAST ALBUMS: Hard Times for Cast Albums, to Broadway’s Regret (7/14/2002)
- NATALIE MERCHANT: Accidental Prophet (7/7/2002)
- THUNDER KNOCKING AT THE DOOR: Down-Home And Bluesy But All New (6/30/2002)
- XTC AND ANDY PARTRIDGE: Adventurous Punk Of a Troubled Past (6/9/2002)
- INTO THE WOODS: A Moo Moo Here and a Moo Moo There (4/28/2002)
- SONDHEIM KENNEDY CENTER CELEBRATION: It’s Sondheim’s World But They Get a Shot At Reimagining It (2/24/2002)
- HOW SINGERS CHOOSE THEIR SONGS: How Singers Fall in Love With Songs (2/17/2002)
- ETHEL MERMAN: The Clarion Call (1/6/2002)
- CACHAÍTO & CHARLIE HADEN: Guardian Of the Beat (10/14/2001)
- IAN MARSHALL FISHER: A Briton Who’s Mad About Musicals (9/16/2001)
- MARY STALLINGS: The Case of the Singer Jazz Never Appreciated (9/16/2001)
- THE BROADWAY MUSICAL SEASON 2001-2002: Pop Self-Consciousness Finally Infiltrates Broadway (8/26/2001)
- DONNA McKECHNIE: Broadway to Park South, A Trouper Keeps Trekking (7/22/2001)
- THE PRODUCERS: A Crash Course in the World of Mel (5/20/2001)
- FOLLIES: It, Too, Is Still Here (3/25/2001)
- PAOLO CONTE: An Italian Crooner Of Restless Songs (2/25/2001)
- LAURA BENANTI: With a Song in Her Heart, Taking On the Stage [Again] (1/28/2001)
- DAVID YAZBECK: Jumping In, As Exposed As the Cast (10/22/2000)
- LUTHER HENDERSON: Bridging the Worlds Of Broadway and Jazz, Outside the Limelight (9/24/2000)
- LACHIUSA & BOCHINO: A Couple Of Outcasts Get to Shine On CD’s (9/3/2000)
- THE BROADWAY MUSICAL SEASON 2000-2001: Youngsters’ Reach Broadway Bearing Gifts (8/27/2000)
- MUSICAL THEATER WORKS: An Ample Offer of Help, With Strings Attached (8/27/2000)
- SWEENEY TODD AT THE NY PHILHARMONIC: Losing the Present While Waiting For the Future (7/16/2000)
- SYLVIA HERSCHER: Emerging From the Shadows of Broadway’s Past (6/4/2000)
- DIRTY BLONDE: Playing All the Men In Mae’s Life (4/30/2000)
- SIDEMAN: Jazz Solos As Sonic Wallpaper (3/26/2000)
- WEIL’S CABARET WORLD: When Cabaret Had an Edge (2/27/2000)
- LYRICS & LYRICISTS: Where Have All the Lyric Writers Gone? (2/20/2000)
- PIAF: An Attempt To Recapture The Elusive Piaf Mystique (1-16-2000)
- THE BROADWAY MUSICAL SEASON 1999-2000: Trying to Keep the Sound of Musicals Alive (8/29/1999)
- CLAIBORNE CARY: An Entertainer, Unapologetically (8/15/1999)
- JOE’S PUB: A Hip Club, Velvet Rope, Cigarette Smoke (4/18/1999)
- VERNON DUKE: A Neglected Master’s Haunting Consolations (1/24/1999)
- DISNEY THEATRICAL: Just Two Animated Characters, Indeed (10/4/1998)
- GERSHWIN CENTENNIAL: Joining in the Party (8/30/1998)
- GERSHWIN: A Record Guide (8/30/1998)
- THE BROADWAY MUSICAL SEASON 1998-1999: Trying to Keep the Sound of Musicals Alive (8/30/1998)
- AUDRA McDONALD: A Talent Big Enough to Help Others Shine (8/30/1998)
- YIDDISH MUSIC: A Return to Roots Of Torment and Joy (8/16/1998)
- ANNE BROWN: On Hearing Her Sing, Gershwin Made ‘Porgy’ ‘Porgy and Bess’ (3/29/1998)
- ANNE KAUFMAN AND KITTY CARLISLE HART: Caretakers of a Treasury Filled With Theatrical Wit (2/15/1998)
- THE LION KING: On an Assembly Line of Hits (12/21/1997)
- 1776: Making the Founding Fathers Sing and Dance (11/30/1997)
- SIDNEY BECHET: An Intrepid Pioneer, A Consuming Fury (11/16/1997)
- CABARET SINGERS’ FAVORITE SONGS: 10 Hearts, And the Songs That Speak To Them (10/12/1997)
- THE BROADWAY MUSICAL SEASON 1997-1998: True Believers in the Future of the Musical (8/31/1997)
- AMERICAN POPULAR SONG: Trying to Rescue Songs Once Held Dear (7/6/1997)
- KING DAVID: A Resplendent Palace for Disney (5/11/1997)
- JAZZ PHOTOGRAPHY: Eloquent Images of a Smoky, Sultry World (4/27/1997)
- PLAY ON!: In 1940’s Harlem, Even Shakespeare Learns to Swing (3/16/1997)
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