SHOW CANCELLED!

My Brothers’ Keeper: Two Brothers. Loved. And Lost.

Unfortunately I must let you know that my upcoming show at Joe’s Pub on March 31st has been canceled due to the Coronavirus.

Please know that my aim is to reschedule the performance to late spring or early summer. Of course there are many undetermined factors at play. Much is unknown. All I do know is that I look forward to sharing this very special and intimate performance with you, as I pay tribute to my brothers Denis and David through the spoken word and song.

In the meantime, please do enjoy my beautiful new album For All We Know – a healing balm in these troubled times.

Or if you prefer a deep dive via the written word, please enjoy a copy of my non-fiction book My Brothers Keeper: Two Brothers. Loved. And Lost. 

BWW Review: Gloria Reuben Touches Hearts in FROM BALLADS TO BOSSA at 54 Below

It has been said that originality is the ability to conceal your source. At her recent show at Feinstein’s/54 Below, Gloria Reuben wasn’t concealing anything; and make no mistake about it — Gloria Reuben is an original. In a black cocktail frock that some women would be afraid to wear, Ms. Reuben stood center stage in a big spotlight and shared her soul, her music, her self with an audience that craved her originality and hung on her every word. This time around, Ms. Reuben had no piano behind which to hide. There was no three or four piece combo to share the stage with her. It was just Gloria Reuben and guitarist Pete Smith on the stage at 54 Below, a stage that can look like a small stage with all those other people and instruments, but that looked enormous when populated by two tall slender people, there to lay bare their artistry and all that goes with it. In that big spotlight and that little black dress, Gloria Reuben could not hide it: she is a Lady, she is an Original, and she is a Star.

Review – ‘Mr. Robot’ Series Finale: Goodbye, Friend

The groundbreaking hacktivist drama bids farewell by telling a much smaller story than when it started—and that’s exactly what it needed to do

“…what makes the scene so powerful are the performances by Rami Malek and Gloria Reuben (who delivers a masterclass in how to convey so much information while making it feel emotionally resonant)…”

*WARNING major spoilers for the final episode!

City On A Hill Given Season 2!

Only the bad understand.

In the early 1990s, Boston was rife with violent criminals emboldened by local law enforcement agencies in which corruption and racism was the norm – and then it all changed in what was called the “Boston Miracle.”