If you were asked to describe yourself in 14 songs, what would they be? That is the challenge that singer Ari Axelrod set for himself in his show which opened at Birdland last night entitled simply enough, AN EVENING WITH ARI AXELROD.
At every turn, Montgomery plays up the fact that she and Rosemary Clooney are in many ways sisters in a parallel universe.
It is safe to say that Carnegie Hall has been the premiere showcase for what is great in American Art and Culture for over 130 years.
A THOUSAND SWEET KISSES is a very emotional homecoming.
When Ari Axelrod was putting together his show, A PLACE FOR US: A CELEBRATION OF JEWISH BROADWAY, he couldn’t foresee that it would open at a time of mourning for Jews around the world.
TIME TRAVELER was a fascinating look at the life of an extremely versatile artist.
It is a brave artist indeed who tries to capture the complex nature of the career of Carly Simon.
Martinez (On Your Feet) presents an eclectic evening of Broadway classics and modern fare presented as a series of self-tapes.
It is not surprising that playwright and spoken-word artist, reg e gaines and legendary tap dancer Savion Glover chose Coltrane to create a show around.
Classical Theatre of Harlem is to be congratulated for presenting this wonderful play.
Tou are missing out on one of the last vestiges of what the golden age of cabaret was like.
SETH SIKES & NICOLAS KING; THE NEW BELTERS is a high-energy, well-honed entertainment that has its audience buzzing with excitement and tapping its toes with joy.
Christine Andreas has one of the finest of Broadway voices, an instrument with a huge expressive range capable of belting to the rafters and pliable enough to sing the gentlest lullaby.
It would be hard to think of a Broadway pairing who are capable of such bravura singing and are so at ease in each other's company.
COME CELEBRATE WITH MARILYN MAYE, is ostensibly a celebration of her upcoming birthday.
The self-proclaimed 'senior citizen, redneck, lesbian, diva' brought her post-modern talk show to the Green Room 42 last night.
From the moment she appeared in the audience singing “One Night Only from Dreamgirls, sliding down a banister like a wacky Mame, you knew you were in for a comedic master class.
A dynamic concert graced the stage of 92NY this past weekend.
Last week, it was with great joy that I went to 54 Below to see the TCU Department of Theatre Senior and Alumni Showcase.
We all love to reminisce.
