Rumer Willis, eldest daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis may have her own take on love. At 28, she’s a headliner at the famed Café Carlyle with a jazzy, pop show that looks at love from many angles. Covering Doris Day’s “Perhaps,” she imagines a new honesty in the cha-cha beat. For Buddy Johnson’s “Since I Fell for You,” she croons, and goes softer where Liza Minelli belts Kander & Ebb’s “Maybe This Time.” Bringing her life partner and music director Tye Blue to the stage—“We have a lot in common. We both like boys”—she sings “Class” from Chicago; this number made me wish I had seen her as Roxie last year.
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