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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.

On 8/18 and 8/19, Samantha Pauly brought her powerhouse vocals and candid storytelling to Joe’s Pub with Jeremy Jordan and a stellar four-piece band. From pop covers to Broadway hits, the night balanced star power with intimate, personal connection.

​​​​On August 18, 54 Below turned summer vacation into a cabaret playground with 54 SINGS PHINEAS AND FERB. Featuring standout performances, the concert mixed Broadway talent with beloved cartoon songs for a nostalgic, joyful night.

Fidelity Productions presented Selections from Next to Normal. The evening highlighted powerhouse performances and the raw honesty of the score, creating an intimate and deeply affecting night of theater.

At 54 Below on 8/11, Speaking Out, Singing Louder gave performers a stage to share personal truth through music. From Broadway showstoppers to heartfelt ballads, the evening showcased young voices using song as a force for connection and strength.

A fresh cast of rising performers lit up The Green Room 42 on August 1 with a night full of bold musical theater choices, emotional delivery, and rich ensemble work that celebrated risk-taking, individuality, and unexpected moments of connection.

On July 25, Fidelity Theatricals brought Ride the Cyclone to Don’t Tell Mama in a concert staging that showcased a killer cast, sharp arrangements, and the musical’s signature mix of humor, heart, and haunting moments.

On 7/24 Michael Cuschieri, usually behind the piano, took center stage at Chelsea Table + Stage with charm, humor, and heart. Backed by a stellar band and guests, his show celebrated showtunes, storytelling, and the joy of music

On July 22, 54 Below revisited One Direction’s 15-year journey through their discography, including solo work. The talented cast delivered fresh energy and emotion, bringing new life to the beloved songs in a heartfelt and dynamic performance

On 7/18, Broadway stars brought fresh, theatrical energy to Taylor Swift’s hits at The Cutting Room. With a live orchestra and standout performances, Broadway Sings Taylor Swift reinterpreted pop favorites with vocal power and heartfelt storytelling.

On 7/12, Broadway’s Derek Klena brought heart, humor, and unexpected mashups to Sony Hall in a solo concert inspired by his journey through fatherhood, past roles, and late-night lullabies. From Moulin Rouge to “I’m Just Ken,” it was pure charm.

AMDA alumni from across graduating years reunited at The Green Room 42 on July 8 for a relaxed, high-energy concert of musical theater, pop, jazz, and original songs, organized by Matt Tierney.

The 7/3 show featured thirteen young voices, one stage, and the promise of what’s next. Soon-to-be graduates took the mic for the last time before heading into the next phase of their careers. It felt part celebration, part farewell, and all heart.

Lesbian cowgirls, saloon brawls, and a love-con gone sideways in this fast-paced one-act.The 6/27 show was part of the Frigid New York Festival and produced by 11th Hour Productions.

Understudies and standbys take center stage in a night full of talent and heart. This June 23 show featured performers from hit shows currently running including Maybe Happy Ending, Just In Time, SMASH, and Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends.