Liberace and Liza – A Tribute

Both performers are good actors and both have fantastic voices, which gives the show a solid musical foundation. Saffert is particularly good at the piano, while Snow has a superb singing voice.
The comedy is occasionally too aggressive, pushing the performance harder than it needs to. More importantly, the music was far too loud — genuinely uncomfortably loud at times. That is a fairly fundamental problem for a musical cabaret, because even strong singing becomes difficult to enjoy when the volume itself gets in the way.
Still, once the noise is taken out of the equation, there is plenty to like. The performers are talented, the voices are excellent, and the basic conceit makes for an enjoyable evening.

Liberace and Liza – A Tribute by David Saffert and Jillian Snow.
About the Show
Ran from 5–30 August, except 18 August as part of Fringe 26.
