Alex Del Cueto

On November 21, Fidelity Theatricals brought things full circle at Don’t Tell Mama with their latest concert staging of High Fidelity, the very show that inspired the company’s name. It felt like a love letter to the this lesser-known musical.

Kiki Ball-Change took over the Laurie Beechman with a concept so ridiculous it became brilliant. The October 27 show was an outrageous, theatrical, absolutely joyful descent into chaos.

For her first-ever solo concert at Carnegie Hall, Shoshana Bean didn’t just perform, she transformed the room. The historic space became something intimate and alive, a mix of reverence and release.

The October 21 show was an absurd, clever, and heartfelt reanimation of horror, humor, and humanity, proving that lightning can strike more than once when creativity meets chaos in the best way.

AT THIS PERFORMANCE... does something few shows manage to pull off: it celebrates the artists who make the magic happen from just beyond the spotlight. The 10/20 installment boasted a lineup of powerhouse voices and honest, heartfelt storytelling.

On 10/17, Fidelity Theatrical's SELECTIONS FROM CARRIE at Don't Tell Mama was a high school nightmare reimagined with real feeling and unforgettable performances.

At The Laurie Beechman Theatre, on 10/13, Marty Lauter and David Merino deliver a night full of laughter, friendship, and big vocals a cabaret that’s equal parts camp, charm, and emotional honesty.

With a mix of powerhouse solos and heartfelt duets, Chillin’ Like a Villain at The Green Room 42 on 10/10 honored the music of Disney’s Descendants in a night full of charm and fun.

At 54 Below, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss offered songs from 'Six' and “Why Am I So Single?” alongside never-before-heard material, joined by special guests Joy Woods and Abby Mueller. Equal parts comedy, heart, and bold theatrical energy.

Broadway Sings returned with a tribute to ABBA at The Cutting Room, transforming the band’s classics into fresh new styles while showcasing the vocal power of Broadway stars. The show returns October 25.

54 Below hosted a high-octane anniversary concert honoring Green Day’s American Idiot, featuring original cast members, tour alumni, and new performers in a celebration of the album’s 21-year legacy.

Community, artistry, and advocacy took center stage in a heartfelt 9/16 performance BENEFITTING LEUKEMIA RESEARCH at The Green Room 42. The concert moved seamlessly between reflective and joyful moments

54 Below’s 9/15 concert brought together an ensemble of Broadway talent to revisit the Beatles’ jukebox-musical movie, Across the Universe, capturing both the intimacy and the energy of the songs in a cabaret setting.

On September 12, Fidelity’s latest production brought Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz’s cult favorite Be More Chill to the Don’t Tell Mama stage, replete with teen angst, sci-fi satire, and the quest to fit in.

On September 8, Dez Duron brought his smooth vocals and heartfelt originals to Joe’s Pub. With surprise guests, covers from Mel Tormé to Michael Bublé, and several hits from Maybe Happy Ending, the night felt both personal and powerful.

On September 2, Rep Book Roulette returned to The Green Room 42 with its fifteenth edition, giving the audience control of the setlist. The night was packed with surprises, powerhouse vocals, and the thrill of never knowing what song would come next.

Fidelity Productions’ latest concert staging hit Don’t Tell Mama on August 29 with Legally Blonde. The night celebrated the brilliant score, the strength of the cast, and the fun light-hearted of vibes of this modern classic.

On 8/28, Eternal Wind transformed The Red Pavilion with Studio Ghibli, Video Game Music & Anime Jazz. From Spirited Away to Pokémon, the night blended nostalgia, vibrant jazz, and a farewell to saxophonist MHDD in a show both playful and heartfelt.

The Green Room 42 hosted Psych! on the Mic on August 24, a cabaret that combined psychology and musical theatre, giving audiences a smart, playful look at human behavior through standout performances and inventive song choices.

The Triad hosted an unforgettable Disney cabaret on 8/21, produced by Sabrea Aijalon Curiel. From showstopping solos to heartfelt ballads, the cast delivered a night brimming with joy, nostalgia, and Broadway-caliber performances.