Andrea Marcovicci

It was awful, she cannot sing , the reading of poetry made no sense -I am a Gershwin lover and her choice of songs was terrible we walked out after 1/2 hr

I was looking forward to taking my mother out for quality cabaret and was embarrassed and disappointed instead. I had heard of Ms. Marcovicci and although I never heard her sing her reputation was worth the gamble. Although I respect her acting chops and her ability to put a show together, her voice was awful...really not listenable. I felt as if she didn't respect singing as a craft and completely let her voice go. In the end, I felt ripped off and taken advantage of. Tony Bennett has 20 years on her and sounds a thousand times better. If she doesn't "have it" anymore than she needs to hang it up!!'

What a force of musical inspiration! I loved the combination of both performers in sharing the genius of Mr. Cole Porter. What I heard was such a labor of love with a high caliber of talent and understanding of the timeless value of classic music. There was a great appreciation of the whole audience for the event. It was a beautiful evening, and I am glad I was there.

He was a delight to hear and enjoy. Andrea though has lost most of her vocal capacity and has an annoying stage presence.

Andrea was AMAZING -- as charming and full-voiced as ever, and her Mother nearly stole the show. ALL of her fabulous songwriter guests were wonderful too. An evening that brough rousing ovations -- standing and otherwise -- from all who attended.

The evening was titled Andrea Marcovicci Birthday Celebration. The first part of the program was quite good. Her voice is wonderful and the selection of songs acceptable. Right before the intermission she introduced her 90 year old mother and had her come out and sing. Her mother's voice was OK but we understood Andrea wanting to celebrate the evening with her Mom. After intermission, the program went totally downhill and made us furious. Andrea introduced several of her friends who had composed music for her through the years. Not only was the music uninspired but she had THEM SING. We did not buy the tickets to this event to be entertained by her friends. (we were not entertained). Plus her mother came out and sang two more songs. Enough nostalgia. All and all we felt that she abused us and had false advertising for the event. We have been to several of her concerts and always enjoyed her enormously. After this eveining, we will never go see her again.

as long time devotees of the lyrics and lyricists series at 92 st y..we are very spoiled. we have seen andrea marcovicci two times at L&L and loved her. this time at town hall with all her "buddies" and her lovable and talented mom we were in music heaven!! what a show.. we did not want toleave. it really was stupendous and sent us out of the theatre feeling 20 years younger than when we entered.. bravo!! more more more.. xoxoxoxoxo love and hugs from the schmoopsies.. l

As alwa ys, she -- and her mother! -- sing beautifully and put on a great cabaret, with much classier chitchat than most.

This was truly one of the best concerts that I have attended in some time. Andrea provided a very nice and varied program with the assistance of her talented song writers and musicians. Her comedic comments were a pleasant surprise and only made the evening more enjoyable. One of the highlights of the evening was the appearance of her mom, Helen Stuart. She just came out and sang--and wonderful too!. At Helen's age, she definitely has not lost one degree of her talented voice. If Andrea continues to exhibit her terrific talent, based on the quality of her mom's longevity of entertainment, Andrea will have many, many years of good voice and quality music.

Totally the best concert I've seen her do. Her mom was awesome! The songs wonderful. Terrific evening!

Andrea Marcovici is the true epitome of a lady and as an added bonus the woman can sing. The American song book never sounded so good.