Cabaret star Michael Feinstein tells his cabaret secrets

Michael Feinstein is the world's greatest living exponent of cabaret and American popular song. I've wanted to ask him a question since seeing him perform at London's Shaw theatre in 2008. He was building to the finale of his Sinatra Project show with For Once In My Life. At the end of the song, just before belting out the big last note, he paused, took a breath and physically braced himself. The audience could see he was working for the money and they loved it. I had my doubts it was really that hard for him. Was he making look hard on purpose to add a little sizzle to the show? In this interview Michael shares his own secrets on stage craft and anecdotes from his friends like Liza Minelli, Quincy Jones, Marvin Hamlisch, Rosemary Clooney, Eartha Kitt, Elaine Stritch, Harry Warren, George Shearing, Barbara Cook and of course Ira Gershwin.

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