“What a swell party this is! A show that is exquisitely personal, almost a monologue with songs interwoven that amounts to an attempt to get under Porter’s actual skin. What set the songwriter’s own heart beat-beat-beating? Mr. Nadler projects his own educated opinion on that score, illustrated with the actual songs and even Porter’s own letters to the loves he had to seclude in the shadows of that not always enlightened era.”

Will Friedwald, The Wall Street Journal

“An exhilarating evening. Nadler gives Porter’s light and witty creations vibrant arrangements and immensely entertaining performances. Sprinkled amid the merriment, ballads are given sensitive, touching, even haunting interpretations and illuminating the musical numbers is Nadler’s uncommonly perceptive analysis of Porter and his songs. It has all been put together with a canny sense of both artistry and showmanship. This is one of Nadler’s best shows ever.”

Roy Sander, Review Editor of BistroAwards.com

“Wanna see what heaven is like? Spend 90 minutes with the spectacular Mark Nadler and you will see what I mean. A singer of major talents with a Broadway belt, what impressed me most was Nadler’s phrasing. While many of the songs were “up”, the highlight was a slow, extremely quiet “In the Still of the Night”. Mesmerizing doesn’t do him justice. That said, his infections joy of performing is contagious. He harkened back to the days of Bricktop and the way cabaret used to be and is so sorely missed. I cannot remember having more fun!”

Jeffrey Bruce, Cabaret Scenes

Mark Nadler gets my vote for Mr. Show Business...An immensely talented latter day Al Jolson.

Stephen Holden, The New York Times