ABOUT OUR SHOWS

“There are tribute shows, and then there are theatrical miracles.” - Rob Shuter, Instinct Magazine

This wildly improbable and completely irresistible show that imagines just what might’ve happened if Liberace and Liza Minnelli ever shared the stage. They didn’t of course, likely for reasons of cosmic balance. But thanks to David Saffert and Jillian Snow, now they do!

Equal parts tribute, improv, and full-on fever dream, the show blends virtuosic piano playing, powerhouse vocals, and more sequins than strictly necessary. The setlist swings from Cabaret and Gershwin to hilarious reimaginings of Britney Spears and Lady Gaga, because subtlety is not in their contract. Each performance is unique: Saffert and Snow riff off each other and the audience, delivering fresh scenarios and plenty of laughs every night.

The San Francisco Chronicle called it “surreal, yet oddly perfect” —a fitting description for this dazzling homage. Whether you’re drawn by the nostalgia, the outrageous camp, or simply curious how far two performers can push a sequin budget, Liberace and Liza: A Tribute has enough heart to stay with you long after the curtain comes down. You’ll leave laughing, singing, and wondering if you just attended a show or fell into a wonderfully weird daydream. Either way, it’s a win.

2026 UK tour (England & Scotland), Harold Pinter Theatre in London’s West End

54 Below (New York, NY), Feinstein’s at the Nikko (San Francisco, CA)

The Purple Room (Palm Springs, CA), the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall,

Patricia Reser Center for the Arts and Portland Center Stage (Portland, OR).

Coming soon to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!

The Quinntessential Review

Review Hub London

Musical Theatre Review

Pure Life Plus

A Youngish Perspective

Theatre Scotland

Edinburgh Review

My Cultural Life

Edinburgh Reporter

Roviews

George’s Theatre Review

Champagne and Snotty Noses

“The show celebrated the immense talent and quirky personas of Liberace and Liza while playing upon an imaginary friendship between the two. Saffert and Snow, who’ve performed together for years, played their Liberace and Liza beautifully off one another”

-San Francisco Chronicle

“90-plus minutes of nonstop laughter, dazzling musicianship, and enough sequins to light up Broadway.”

-Rob Shuter, Instinct Magazine

“I don’t know if I’ve ever heard Liberace played like that other than the last time I heard Liberace play like that”

-Steve Schorr, Host of VegasLifeTV’s Under the Vegas Sun

“Gives off the sparks of a well-programmed Vegas act”

-Oregon ArtsWatch

“Saffert and Snow have taken a form usually written off as cheap novelty and, through sheer skill and unmistakable love for their subjects, made one of the most purely entertaining nights the West End has to offer”

-Sonny Waheed, The Reviews Hub London

“At the urging of the audience, Snow delivered one last performance — her version of Minnelli’s version of “Toxic.” The moment was a surreal yet oddly perfect number that somehow brought us full circle”

-San Francisco Chronicle 

“oozes an ineffable charm through its mixture of comedy, great music and an uncanny portrayal of two celebrity giants”

-Michael Higgs, Musical Theatre Review

“The songs are cheerfully and expertly delivered, the impersonations are loving and lived-in, and Saffert and Snow have such a chemistry that their comic banter shines as brightly as their glittering outfits.”

-Oregon Arts Watch

“Cried laughing. They are not just brilliantly funny but brilliant musicians. Don't miss this!” 

-Jennifer Saunders

“He didn’t just impersonate the pianist, he really embodied his whole spirit”

-San Francisco Chronicle 

“Simultaneously retro and groundbreaking”

-Anthony Hudson, Portland Monthly

“Liberace & Liza had me literally howling with laughter. Pure Perfection! This dynamic duo will have you bent double in hysterics!!”

-Alan Carr

“I like Liza now!”

-John Cameron Mitchell

“OK, you’ve seen all the stories and reels but nothing can prepare you for just how funny this show is. And not just hysterically funny but pitched perfectly. The talent in the room is sometimes a bit overwhelming, each character is not just a pure send up but a (sometimes slightly spiky) love letter to two legends of entertainment. Fight to get a ticket! I can’t wait to see them again”

-Derren Litten, writer of the hit British TV show Benidorm