It's a simple frame on which to drape a lot of music: successful parody (including the bat mitzvah song and the punk sequence), voice-breaking diva-style belting.
"You don't remember me?" DiDonato, in her Airy Diva voice, responded, "Oh, so many tenors come and go, I can hardly keep track".
7 30 p.m., Dance Theater Workshop, 219 West 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 924-0077 or www.dtw.org; $12 and $20. (Rockwell GABRIELLE LANSNERR & COMPANY (Tonight and tomorrow night) Those legs, that voice -- the diva Tina Turner is celebrated in "River Deep," a new production combining dance, live music and spoken word.
Makeup!" Brandi Chastain said in a mock-diva voice backstage on "Late Show With David Letterman".
Among the house disc jockeys, Erick Morillo made the steady thump carry a benevolent party spirit and gospel-charged diva voices.
FOR divas and would-be divas, a voice and a batch of potential hit songs aren't enough.
Tyne Daly stars as the opera diva whose voice may be shot, but her tongue remains as sharp as ever.
As Anthony Tommasini makes clear in "A Dress or a Voice: What Makes a Diva?" (Critic's Notebook, March 10), body size is the last bastion of prejudice.
As much as Betty Buckley is a Broadway diva whose voice imparts a slicing operatic edge to an aria like "Memory," she is also a Texan (from Fort Worth) who grew up steeped in country and rock 'n' roll.
The New Yorker, April 10 , 1926 P. 9After suffering through generously attended concert of diva whose voice is not what it used to be, David H. Wallace resignedly remarked "Well, her cash registers are still good".
