Imagine a concert where over 60 of your favorite singers all perform in 90 minutes. The bookings alone would cost a fortune, and trying to get all those egos to agree to 45 second sets would be tough.

Fortunately, an answer has been found ('cause I know you were all looking for one) and Danny Gans is it. His powerful one-man show opens at full speed with Michael Jackson moonwalking into a version of "You are Not Alone", and rarely decelerates as a rapid-fire collection of crooners graces the stage.

Gans showcases his well-developed singing voice with male and female artists and completes the effect with carefully copied mannerisms. During a tribute to the Apollo Theater, he delivers a dead-on Sammy Davis Jr. that fully captures his energy and style without ever being over-the-top.

A rendition of "The Twelve Months of Christmas" (performed by various celebrities, of course) was a little to cute for me, but every time I see the show that segment gets such an enthusiastic response I'm inclined to believe I'm a minority on that one.

Though I mention it last, the 3-man combo that backs Gans provides a backbone that proves to be as rock-solid as it is unobtrusive. Gans is never overshadowed by his back-up, but he's also never at a loss for support - musically or vocally.

Mention should also go to the sound and lighting designs that, once again, provide ample support but don't get in the way. I like to see shows that make me feel like my time was well spent - and this show does that so well, I keep returning again and again. Once you see Danny Gans in action, you'll also be begging for more.

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