NY Times Praises Nathan Gunn's Cabaret Show

Nathan Gunn at Cafe Carlyle (Michelle V. Agins/The New York Times)

Stephen Holden of the New York Times wrote the following review of Nathan Gunn's appearance at New York's Cafe Carlyle:

Nathan Gunn commands an operatic baritone whose mighty heft and richness confer an outsize authority on everything he touches. When he dips into popular music, he suggests a vocal Babe Ruth aiming for the fences, all the while maintaining a hero’s confident stance. At the Café Carlyle, where he opened “An Evening With Nathan Gunn” on Tuesday evening, he belted it out of the ballpark four times. There were also singles, doubles and a couple of strikeouts. [Continued HERE]

Nathan Gunn and "The Missus"

Julie & Nathan Gunn

Reporter Donna Karger recently profiled Julie and Nathan Gunn, who are performing at New York's famed Cafe Carlyle. The musical couple are performing American standards together through April 16th. Songs will include "I've Got a Crush on You," "My Funny Valentine" and "Polka Dots and Moonbeams."

Apparently, Karger was more focused on Nathan Gunn who she consistently referred to by name, while calling Julie Gunn, a wonderful musician in her own right, "the wife" and "the missus." Hey, we're focused on barihunks, too, but we're happy to call her Julie.

Tickets are available for Julie and Nathan Gunn at www.thecarlyle.com.

Unfortunately, New York 1 doesn't provide embedding codes, but you can watch the segment HERE.

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