Melissa Errico: A Manhattan Valentine at Birdland Theater

After her spectacularly successful, sold-out Valentines week residency at Birdland last year, celebrating her acclaimed album Out of The Dark: The Film Noir Project, Melissa returns with an entirely new program, this time celebrating her forthcoming album of New York songs by the greatest of New York songwriters, Sondheim In The City. From wistful ballads of young love (What More Do I Need) to hard-edged anthems of middle-aged angst (The Little Things We Do Together), Melissa will sing the many faces of her native city through the words and music of the man who saw it best. But it wont be all Sondheim: this Manhattan valentine will also be embroidered with classics by Cole Porter, Rodgers s most legendary jazz club and hear why The Wall Street Journal calls Melissa Errico, A nonpareil performer and why Broadway World announced that she is one of the great musical interpreters of our time...

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After her spectacularly successful, sold-out Valentines week residency at Birdland last year, celebrating her acclaimed album Out of The Dark: The Film Noir Project, Melissa returns with an entirely new program, this time celebrating her forthcoming album of New York songs by the greatest of New York songwriters, Sondheim In The City. From wistful ballads of young love (What More Do I Need) to hard-edged anthems of middle-aged angst (The Little Things We Do Together), Melissa will sing the many faces of her native city through the words and music of the man who saw it best. But it wont be all Sondheim: this Manhattan valentine will also be embroidered with classics by Cole Porter, Rodgers s most legendary jazz club and hear why The Wall Street Journal calls Melissa Errico, A nonpareil performer and why Broadway World announced that she is one of the great musical interpreters of our time. Just seen the utterly phenomenal Melissa Errico, doing her brilliant noir program at Birdland Jazz. Melissa is a sophisticated delight, effortlessly conjuring another age. Im so glad to be able to time travel with her!- Mark Shenton Errico knows her way around a lyricher show is ripe territory for a singer who can inhabit a song, and as a Tony Award-nominated actress she plunges into the role, offering charcoaled impressions of ill-fated romance, obsession, and thwarted dreams. - JazzTimesErrico, embodying old-style Hollywood glamour in shimmering black dress and kiss-me bright red lipstick, took us on a magic carpet ridethe storyteller in Errico had full rein. It wasnt until the finale that the stylish Errico draped herself coquettishly on top of the piano but it was well worth the wait-- an undoubted global star.- Musical Theatre ReviewEverything she sings is sublime. - The Wall Street Journal

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