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This show is a tour de magical necessity. Slight of hand used not for deception but as a gentle "please don't assume anything thank you I love you i love you."

Right off, Mr. Waller sets up a familiar folksinger-storyteller-chat-you-up-between-songs performer/audience relationship and you're like, "oh I know what this is. this is familiar - this is american prophet territory. i expect insights about the everyman condition" and then, while your brain is settling into this quadrant, Mr.

I don’t think that the owner of the statement Holcombe Waller is  “the missing link between Jeff Buckley and George Michael ” could be more wrong and I couldn’t be happier.   I was almost driven away by that press.   1/1000 of the time there was a slight vocal inflection that might be compared to George Michael, in timbre alone.     Thank god he doesn’t sound anything like Jeff Buckley, nor is he trying to, unlike every other young male hipster, shoe gazing Jeff Buckley rip-off.   It is such a tragedy that Jeff Buckley has becom

...or an old home. This show gave me both feelings. Holcombe Waller did his theatrical-musician thing tonight at On the Boards, and even though I've been to OtB may times, and Waller and his team are only here for the weekend, I found myself feeling more like a guest in his world. I'll keep my comments about the show brief, because, well, it's one of the many you'll hear about at On the Boards that you just have to see for yourself.