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Abigail November 12th, 2019
As one of Broadway's leading ladies, Kristin Chenoweth has graced us with her presence once more as she performs her unique concert-cabaret, in celebration of her new album "For The Girls" at the Nederlander Theater for eight shows only! But, what did the critics think of the Tony winner?
New York Theatre Guide praised Chenoweth saying, "Chenoweth's singing facility is polished. Her artistry allows her to convey masterfully the emotive meaning of songs."
Ben Brantley The New York Times mirrored this sentiment saying, "And when, as a finale, Chenoweth tossed aside the microphone to deliver a heartbroken rendition of "I Will Always Love You" (by Dolly Parton...) I found tears in my eyes."
The Wrap was also full of praise for the pint-size self-confessed Diva, saying, "Chenoweth's voice remains a powerful instrument, rich in tone even in the upper registers. And her melisma carries a hit of twang that belies her Oklahoma Bible Belt upbringing."
Tour de force performer Kristin Chenoweth has long reigned over the Great White Way as one of the theatre scene's most prolific leading ladies. Part of the very fabric of contemporary Broadway, Chenoweth made her debut in the 1997 production of Kander and Ebb's Steel Pier and a mere two years later starred in her breakthrough role, originating Glinda the Good Witch in Stephen Schwartz's landmark musical smash hit Wicked. In the two decades since, the celebrated entertainment icon turned her talents towards film, TV and voiceover work, earning a Tony, a Grammy, an Emmy and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her considerable efforts.
Kristin Chenoweth performs at the Nederlander Theater through to November 17.
Chenoweth's singing facility is polished. Her artistry allows her to convey masterfully the emotive meaning of songs.
New York Theatre Guide
