If a musical revue is first rate, it can last and be fully entertaining years later, assuming it's done well by a top-notch cast of Broadway-level singers. The current revival of A...My Name is Alice, as directed by Adam M. Muller, is as entertaining today as it ever was. It has energy, verve, lively sparkle and real voices, most of them directly from Broadway. Soara-Joye Ross is outstanding, but the rest -- Ellie Dvorkin, the comic lead, who did the zippy choreography, Jennifer Allen, Avery Sommers and Donna Vivino are all up there with the best on Broadway. After its run at The Producers Club II on Ninth Avenue, this show deserves to move to a bigger theater for a long run. It's first-rate entertainment directed with great sensitivity, as well as the pulse and energy of a musical review.
