Broadway vets Cindy Robinson and Enrique Brown (the latter flew in
from New York just for this run) dazzle in a newly conceived 2 person
production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance (actually an
expanded version of the original one-act Tell Me on a Sunday). The
antithesis of Webber's usual big cast, big orchestra, big set bombast, this
is the intimate story of a young Brit (Robinson) in New York and L.A. and
the men in her life (all danced by Brown).

Robinson proves herself a true triple threat (A+ for her
acting/singing/dancing) and Browns sexy balletic moves and chemistry
with Robinson show why he's an in-demand Broadway gypsy. Kudos to
director Jim Alexander's captivating reworking of this early ALW show,
which features two of his best songs (Unexpected Song, Tell Me on a
Sunday). (A guest production at Deaf West Theatre on Lankershim in
NoHo).
MARCH 2007, DEAF WEST THEATRE, NORTH HOLLYWOOD.


--Steven Stanley