Personal Privilege and True Tales from Tap City

Great little show.... full review

This show offers a raucously good time, guaranteed to draw broad smiles and belly laughs from even the most jaded and reluctant fringe audience.... full review

Levinson is a delightful songsmith, with tons of diverse material from his 40 year career. ... full review

He's Baaaack!---and you'll be LUCKY to get a ticket! Richard Levinson has his own avid Cult Following, a collection of individuals who appreciate his unique razor-sharp way with words and the jaunty tunes that underscore them. As usual, he didn't disappoint his first (full) house: 17 swell songs and (spoiler alert!) an encore. But he only does three shows, and tickets are at a premium! I hope Tap City is a long, long way off, Over the Rainbow and Beyond Oz!... full review

Richard's catchy repertoire is both satiric and sentimental, knee-slapping and tear-jerking, peppy and provocative. A palate cleanser between heavier fare. Most of all, it's fun, and you'll learn a thing or two! ... full review

Satirical to sincere; Richard Levinson's songs run the gamut.... full review

Richard is great. (I can neither confirm nor deny if I am indeed related to Richard Levinson, thus the anonymous review).... full review

Relatable, fun, low key, unpretentious, intimate show with just a seasoned songwriter, his authentic voice, and his keyboard. A really nice experience.... full review

Recommended. An hour spent in the melodic quietude and occasional hoopla of extremely intimate, unfrivolous simplicity.... full review

I am a friend of Richard's and also a fan if his music for a long time. I always find his show to be a highlight of the Fringe. His songs range from funny, to poignant, to satirical, to downright silly (I blame the monkeys). Well worth your time. 17 songs all in an hour, and maybe a bonus.... Check him out. You won't be sorry. ... full review