Bernadette Peters Tickets

Absolutely amazing show. She sounds and looks just as good as ever.

She played all the fan favorites beautifully and even added a bunch of surprise songs. Even a special rendition of My Funny Valentine just for V Day.

If you have a chance to see this show, RUN and SEE IT!!!! Bernadette Peters is a master entertainer. She completely embodies every song she sings and the audience is spellbound. Her range, control and delivery are beyond compare. She looks gorgeous and chatted easily with the crowd. She got a standing ovation that was richly deserved!

Bernadette's voice and song choices inspire me. I've long followed her career and consider her to be one of the top singers ever. This concert, however, did not fully demonstrate her performance expertise. Perhaps she was under the weather? I don't know. Since my seat was in the front row, a bit to the side, I did notice her take a pill during the performance. Her voice did waver on several notes. Certainly, she had wonderful moments. My group raved about Fever, My Funny Valentine, and Not a Day Goes By. Personally, I was thrilled when she came down into the audience during her last number and passed one foot in front of me. She's a grand star, and true fans love her unconditionally.

Bernadette Peters gives her all and this show should not be missed. It was a wonderful evening, the fact that it was a Valentine's celebration was the icing on the cake. Thank you Bernadette!

Bernadette was wonderful, however, the staff at the California should have thrown out this one mad queen who continually shouted out obscenities at her and totally wrecked the show for all of those around him. Unfortunately he was seated in the 3rd row as were we. If I had it to do over again I would have suggested we all exchange info & sue him for the price of our tickets! The California also was charging $150.00 to "Meet and Greet" Bernadette. This is a whole new concept on greed! If you didn't buy the pass you were simply told to "Go away". Those that we did see that got to meet her it was so very brief. Time to take one snapshot then they were whisked off like day old trash. I felt sorry for Bernadette, and believe she had no knowledge that they were charging for this. Her true fans were left out, and I understand she adores them. However, it was not noticeable at this event.

I have been fortunate enough to see Bernadette Peters perform live on five previous occasions over the last 27 years -- twice at the Hollywood Bowl, and on Broadway in "Sunday in the Park with George," "Into the Woods" and "Gypsy." And I have to say, in complete honesty, she has never looked or sounded better than she did Sunday night at the California Theatre in San Bernardino. The woman is ageless and is at the peak of her vocal and acting powers. Having seen recent concerts by Natalie Cole and Gladys Knight, I appreciated something Miss Peters did that they did not: she acknowledged where she was ("Hello, San Bernardino!") and talked about how beautiful the theater was (it was my first visit there, and she's right). This adds a sense that you're seeing a show just made for you (although I know Miss Peters had been appearing in the Desert for the previous two nights and was on her way to Reno for a concert Monday.) I could complain that she didn't sing her now-legendary rendition of "Send in the Clowns," but I understand that, having just appeared in "A Little Night Music," she can't approach the song outside of the context of the show just yet. I could also complain that she didn't sing my favorite song in her repertoire, Jerry Herman's "Time Heals Everything." But how can I really complain, when Miss Peters gave us her hilarious take on "There is Nothing Like a Dame," and then tore our hearts out with "Not a Day Goes By," and then closed with that most perfect of all songs, "My Funny Valentine"? Her voice remains an amazing force of nature, her soprano still clear as a bell, her basso-profundo still deep and hysterical, her belt voice still strong and powerful. It was a thrilling evening, over too soon.

Finally got to see Bernadette Live and it was worth the wait. She seemed a bit subdued during the hour and a half when she spoke to the audience, but every song was full of emotion. her banter with the audience lacked her usual bubbly talk. her song selections were fan favorites, and the new additions were warmly welcomed. The "Fever" number was a treat for Peggy Lee fans.

She was just enchanting--amazing, beautiful--so glad we got the opportunity to see this gorgeous legend!

There are no words or notes to explain Bernadette Peters. She is the ultimate performer. A must see if you love theater. A must see if you just love song.

I am so glad we went to the concert. Her song choice was great. She sang several songs usually performed by men, but carried it off. My only regret? The concert was too short. My only regret number two. She didn't sing "Send in the Clowns".

Although Bernadette Peters has a remarkable voice, is absolutely beautiful and has a wonderful stage presence, a one hour show for $81 per seat was a true disappointment. If we had known she would only be performing for one hour, we would not have bought tickets for the performance at all. It would also have been more fun if she had sung more show and/ or recognizable tunes and at least a few more lively songs.

I've seen this woman numerous times and every time is just like the first. Such presence. I could drag on and on about it, but Bernadette Peters is a performer you know or you don't. If you know her, you don't need more information. If you don't know her, no review I can write will do her justice.

Someone must have talked her into this event. Lackluster.... she sang well, but there was barely one hour of material and no real enthusiasm. I was disappointed.

I would make a pact with the devil to look and act like Bernadette Peters!!! Couldn't take my binoculars off her!!! Although 40/50 mentally/emotionally--and a very happy, fulfilled woman--I am stuck in a 69 year old body which I do not enjoy looking at. So I'll look at Bernadette instead--lol! Any woman who wouldn't die to be that beautiful is either beautiful, not old enough to appreciate the benefits of a youthful, healthy, beautiful body, is senile, in denial, a liar or insane -- or all. What a beauty and voice considering her age-- and that hair!! To die for!!! Don't take the above literally or too seriously--I'm just pretty irreverent. Seriously, she is a great performer and I loved every minute! On the critical side, I thought the orchestra overwhelmed her voice at times. Although she probably doesn't have the voice volume she had 10 years ago I thought there were parts where the orchestra was just too loud. I am not knowledgeable enough to know who is responsible but think it should be the realm of her music director. I know he is quite famous and accomplished but we are members of the New West Symphony and they are very good. I have only seen them conducted by Boris Brott. They are much better with Brott. Enjoyed "let me entertain you" most. Love when she belts out those sexy, boisterous songs accompanied with her oh-so-sensuous moves. My favorite style for her. Would have loved to hear "Santa Baby" and "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend". What an album with her doing songs done by Angela Lansbury, Carol Channing, Rosie Clooney, Ethel Merman, Louis Armstrong, etc., etc. Would also love a duet album with Streisand, Dionne, Bocelli, Iglesias, Chayanne, David Hudson, Domingo, Donna Summer, Gibb (BGs), etc., etc. Seriously, watching and listening to Peters was a rare privilege -- how fortunate I am to be able to do these things!!!!!! Actually I'm listening to "I can do anything better than you" right now :)

She was wonderful. Could have sung some more upbeat songs but she is worth seeing and listening to no matter what.

I am a big Bernadette Peters fan. I think this is the forth live concert I have been to over the last 20 years. She is beautiful, full of energy, a great performer and has a connection with the audience that is world class. But I can only give her four stars. In a certain range the voice is still powerful and full and wonderful but there are sections where she no longer has the control she has had before. If you are a fan, you forgive her any short comings because you feel so good about just being there and hearing her sing. But if you had never heard her before, I think you might be a little disappointed. 90% of the songs were right on. 10% were not at her best. The strings were also very hard to hear over the drums and brass but then it was still a wonderful evening.

We were disappointed in the performance. We love Bernadette and she sang her little heart out but......, Her choice of songs could have been more zesty. too many ballads. Also, if there were background singers, it could have make things a bit were lively. Way too short of a performancae for the money.

Enjoyed her range, Wonderful background sound, and subtle. Note! Her verision of FEVER brought the house down. And I'm a fan of Peggy Lee's. Disappointed that the show was over in 1#hrs. Perhaps a short, second entertainment.(My ticket was over 100.) A challenge for my budget. Also most of her selected songs were generally obscure.

Absolutely fabulous! She is the best at singing Steven Sondiem songs in the business today. I would recommend this performer to all who love musical theater.