Time Out New York gave the show FOUR STARS and hailed the show as "Excellent! An entertaining and thoughtful survey of Weimar-era music! Cracker-jack pianism busts with a saloon-style vigor!" The New York Times hailed the show as "Compelling! A profoundly personal journey!" The Wall Street Journal praised it as "A highly personal and moving account of the weimar era!" Bloomberg News raved that the show is "A tuneful ghost story with smart narrative and expert musicianship!!" UPI calls the show "Extraordinarily engrossing!" and The Village Voice heralds it as "Distinctive among shows of its kind." The songs, which are sung in English, French and German, are from the rich treasure trove of middle-European mid-20th Century Cabaret Songs and standards as well as some great American Classics. Aside from the exquisite and powerful singing of Mark Nadler, not to mention his spectacular pianism and haunting arrangements, this recording features the superb musicianship of William Schimmel on Accordion and Christine Kwak on violin.