BWW Review: Laura Osnes shines again in her REPERTOIRE ROULETTE at Birdland Jazz Club
Every time Laura Osnes makes an appearance, the audience has learned to expect the highest level of detail and ability on Broadway today.
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BWW Review: Nicole Zuraitis hypnotizes Jazz fans at Birdland Theater
Bringing her Grammy-nominated Jolene back to Birdland Nicole Zuraitis sets the standard for Blues.
BWW Review: Dan Finnerty and THE DAN BAND thrill at Joe's Pub
On November 1st, 2019, The Dan Band lit up Joe's Pub once again with laughter and thumping bass lines.
BWW Review: The 30th Anniversary Of The New York Cabaret Convention Celebrates Women Writers At The Rose Theater
Day one of the 2019 Cabaret Convention presented by the Mabel Mercer Foundation featured Deborah Grace Winder hosting, 'The Sunny Side of the Street: Celebrating Dorothy Fields & Great Women Songwriters' starring Christine Andreas, Karrin Allyson, and more!
BWW Review: Eric Michael Gillett 'STOPS THIS TRAIN' at The Laurie Beechman Theatre
Eric Michael Gillett seems to describe himself as a sort of enigma who's just come to New York by chance.
BWW Review: MICHAEL LONGORIA dazzled in 'Like They Do In the Movies' at The Green Room 42
Michael Longoria promoted his latest album release with an exciting production of the music from movies and TV past that he's found particularly impactful.
BWW Review: KIM DAVID SMITH at Club Cumming
Taking a page from Alan Cumming's book, Kim David Smith turned up for his cabaret in a black suit and top hat recalling Cumming's famous portrayal of the Emcee from Cabaret and the allusions didn't end there as the saucy Aussie brought his A game to Club Cumming.
BWW Review: Rebecca Ruttle at Laurie Beechman Theatre
While she also included the necessary ode to Disney and plenty of the requisite Broadway numbers, Ruttle strutted onto stage with the inspired confidence of any 80's power band with Pat Benetar's 'Hit Me with Your Best Shot.
BWW Review: Renee Marino At The Green Room 42
To fans of Renée Marino, it must come as no surprise that this Jersey, Italian girl would perform a fantastic set while filling the room with her out-sized personality.
BWW Review: Alexa Ray Joel at Cafe Carlyle
Alexa Ray Joel pushed herself vocally, demonstrated incredible range, and shared well-crafted original songs before the crowd ultimately begged her back for an encore.
BWW Interview: Alexa Ray Joel at Cafe Carlyle
Alexa Ray Joel brings a blend of classics and new originals to her latest stint at Cafe Carlyle.
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