Playbill.com March 7, 2003
Andrew Gans
“On Sunday, Feb. 23 I had the pleasure of attending Ellen Greene’s 7:30 PM concert at the Public Theater’s Joe’s Pub, and it was one of the most entrancing cabaret performances I’ve witnessed in a long time...”

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Playbill.com February 20, 2004
Andrew Gans
“Ellen Greene had already sung her heart out for nearly an hour when she started to launch into her signature tune, Little Shop of Horrors' "Suddenly Seymour." As the ever-familiar chords began, Greene said to the jam-packed audience at the Public Theater's Joe's Pub, ‘Sing with me’...”

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Bistro Bits November 15, 2002
By David Finkle
“With his chiseled profile, wavy dark hair, and Austrian accent, Christian Klikovits may be the dreamboat-iest accompanist working today. That, though, is not why he deserves recognition. He's the one who... convinced her to resume singing...”

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Broadway.com February 18, 2004
Paul Wontorek
“Later in the evening I finally got the chance to meet my not-so-new best friend Greene in person after her second of two sold-out Joe's Pub shows...”

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Playbill.com August 20th, 2004
What makes a great singer? That's a question I've pondered many times throughout the years. With few exceptions, someone cannot be a great singer at 18. A performer can have a great voice, a great instrument, at a young age, but it takes a certain amount of living...

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