Here is the part of her review regarding the show.
"So the show started - it was a rotation of funny take offs on dramatic plays and then a featured singer. Every single one of them was outstanding, but these particularly impressed me:
Kevin Cahoon did a wonderful job on "Wicked Little Town." Jim played the guitar, the piano player played and Bridget Everett did the back up singing. It was perfect - very properly sung, very much in a Hedwig mode, and it set a fantastic mood.
Catherine Brunell's rendition of "Gimme, Gimme" was a show stopper. The song was something I've heard long ago, but the quality of this woman's voice just set it aside as something special.
Kevin Kerns sang "What I Did for Love" which was one of the biggest highlights for me. That's one of my favorite ever songs and with Chorus Line moving back into town this last week, it was even more moving. He has a fabulous voice.
Megan Lawrence (Kevin Kerns wife) sang a most unusual tune, The Black Dog. It was funny, funny. Really enjoyed the tune and her singing.
Then there was that Maroulis guy. He was the opening singer of the 2nd part of the show. Jim sat onstage with him and played guitar. Cons was very sharing of the stage with Jim, he made sure that Jim received a good amount of recognition. It was like a duo was performing in many ways.
Before he started out, he announced that he had been a late arrival in the show and therefore was doing some of his own songs - in fact songs that would be on his CD which would be coming out.
First song GLY, Cons did some unique notes with it so that it sounded like a different song that it did this summer.
Next, ELEC - we had to hold ourselves back from doing the chorus...but Cons approached the song from a very stage oriented direction. He really held himself in place and just sang his heart out.
Finally, he announced that with Jim coming into the theater today, they would do one of his songs, (which will also be on the CD) and they did Several Thousand. Jim did backup singing on this one and the first two also.
Now let me be honest - I've heard Constantine sing all three of these songs a number of times before. But tonight was the best I have ever heard him sing them. His voice was absolutely perfect - in fact I'd have to say it was beautiful. The sound accomodations in the theater were also top notch, so it was one of the most glorious sounding tones I have ever heard him do.
The audience really gave him and Jim outstanding applause throughout and at the end of their set. They were totally deserving of it - no doubt.
They left the stage and suddenly, Constantine returned. He told the audience that since he had some tv time, they had asked him to introduce the video to be played next. He pulled a paper out and said it was only three words, but he didn't trust himself, so he read the intro - actually, it was more than 3 words!
It was a lovely night - if you get a chance, please check out the Gotham Stage Company - they're worth it."
Jekyll & Hyde back on Broadway! / Rock of Ages - 5 Tony nominations! Awesome!
I can see why her and Kevin are married. 
