Bob Harrington

Noted cabaret critic Bob Harrington finished up with some documenting credits himself when vocalists such as for example Jill O’Hara excerpted his remarks in liner notes. Harrington was appraising O’Hara and several other performers for both NY Post and Back again Stage when he passed away of them costing only 42 years of age because of AIDS-related causes. The article writer took about his own disease in at least among the “Bistro Pieces” columns he cautiously prepared for Back again Stage. Harrington graduated from Condition University University in Oneonta, NY. His preliminary reporting assignments started in the first ’80s for Night time Life, a publication published on Very long Isle. He became a Back again Stage columnist a couple of years afterwards, and by 1986 was set up as a fresh York Post critic. The article writer did charity function for Hearts & Voices, a link of cabaret performers who performed for Helps victims in clinics.