KC is a powerhouse, an enigma! She has the voice of an angel while being funny and supportive to everyone on stage.If you have never seen her show it’s a must.She invites you into her life, through music, humor and generosity singing a variety of songs from her albums. This past Saturday she invited Steven Schwartz( wicked, Godspell etc..) to debut a song from his new musical she’s starring in and heading to Broadway next spring”The Queen of Versailles “.It was exciting, beautiful, melodic and meaningful and sung by KC,a seasoned theatre icon. She and her husband Josh Bryant teamed up for a new number that focused on his skillful guitar intro but I’d love to see them do Jim Croce’s “ time in a bottle”.They are magic together.KC changes her show every time I’ve seen her and her music is eclectic and appeals to everyone. She shares the stage with her musicians, acknowledges their accomplishments. She is a musician, comic and wonderful entertainer and I never miss her if she’s in town.

Having first seen Kristin sing with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, I was fascinated with her amazing voice and energy. Since then, I have obtained her cd’s and listen to them while driving. My wife and I jumped at the chance to see her in person and we can’t wait to see her again. She is funny, dynamic and what a voice with such amazing range. The love for family, humanity and the joy of using her talents to make people happy is so genuine.

I knew Kristen Chenoweth was talented, but I had to hear her live to really understand just how much! That pitch! That range and control!! Absolutely perfect night out, couldn’t ask for much more. Well, except for the brand and style of the heels she was wearing. I need a pair of my own!

The Kristin Chenoweth concert at Orchestra Hall could not have been more perfect! Her beautiful voice coupled with the orchestra was an experience not often available. I didn't want to leave. I checked her touring schedule to see if I could attend another. Her fun banter added to the entertainment. Tremendous talent. Line of site from Row 19 on left side was difficult. Person in front of me was smack-dab in front of her mic stand. Drove two hours and well worth it. Dined at Brit's, across the street; good food and drink and quick service. Many children with musical interest attended as well as many university students. "Bring Him Home" from Les Miserable had everyone in tears; simply profound.