JewishBoston.com, whose brilliant tagline is "The wandering is over," has featured both of our headliners and headlining shows. As someone who grew up around NY's Five Towns (the South Shore to Wendy Liebman's North Shore), this recognition means quite a bit to me. Mazel, ladies. If you haven't bought your tickets for the two Saturday shows with Ms. Liebman and with Carol Leifer, well, what are you waiting for?
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