BWW Review: AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS is a Modern Day USO Show at The Green Room 42
AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS is a bit of an organization.
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BWW Review: Karen Oberlin Sings from the Heart at The West Bank Cafe
Karen Oberlin (Our Sinatra) is not only a delicious singer blessed with great musical sensitivity and excellent diction, but she is also a wonderfully passionate actor who can bring a wide range of emotions to every well-formed phrase.
BWW Review: JAZZ BRUNCH Is Not Your Mama's Open Mic at Pangea
Thanks to the successful vaccines and the re-opening of clubs and cabaret rooms, we are starting to see a slow return to the normality of gathering to hear the work of fellow artists.
BWW Review: JUST ONE LOOK: THE SONGS OF LINDA RONSTADT. Travis Moser Salutes the Legendary Rocker at The Green Room 42
Travis Moser is a gifted storyteller as well as an excellent vocalist, as he proved many times in the evening.
BWW Review: ZEN BROTHER is a Winning Combo at The West Bank Cafe
It’s hard to pinpoint the proper musical label for Zen Brother.
BWW Review: Aaron Lee Battle Tames the Heat With Cool Jazz at West Bank Cafe
Aaron Lee Battle and Jon Weber are a testament to one of the things that make New York such an amazing city: the artists who call this place home are working at the top of their game and are always moving the goalpost toward something finer, something more challenging, and something more beautiful.
BWW Review: BRIAN FALDUTO Brings Country to NYC at The Green Room 42
“Gay country singer' are not always words that fit neatly together, but Falduto, also a certified life coach, has integrated all the parts of that label quite nicely.
BWW Review: NICOLAS KING: HINDSIGHT IS 2020 is a Joy From Start to Finish at The Green Room 42
NICOLAS KING: HINDSIGHT IS 2020 was 70 minutes of awesome jazz technique, great storytelling, and honest showmanship.
BWW Review: SETH SIKES: RUNNING WILD And Cutting Loose at The Green Room 42
But for all the goody-two-shoes exterior, there’s a devilish glint behind the eyes that hints at something darker.
BWW Review: NATALIE JOY JOHNSON Is Comedic Gold at The Green Room 42
Natalie Joy Johnson sent the crowd home happy from The Green Room 42.
BWW CD Review: JOHN ZISA: YOU GOTTA BE is a Labor of Love
John Zisa, an alumnus of American Idol, has deep roots in gospel and R&B and this album is steeped in those traditions, even though the songs are mostly covers of pop tunes.
BWW Review: FARAH ALVIN: B-SIDE Celebrates the '70s at The Green Room 42
I’m not sure if Farah Alvin intended it, but her show is not only about the music of the ’70s.
BWW Review: EDEN ESPINOSA: UNPLUGGED AND UNPLANNED Fills the Room With Good Vibes at The Green Room 42
Eden Espinosa uses the word “vibe” a lot in her casual banter.
BWW Review: Alice Ripley Turns on the Heat at The Green Room 42
Alice Ripley’s gift as a performer has always been to lead with vulnerability.
BWW Review: DAWN DEROW at The West Bank Cafe
Dawn Derow lit up The West Bank Cafe with a very eclectic mix of favorite golden-age Broadway standards, newer Broadway sounds, pop songs, and even a touch of the operatic.
BWW Review: BILLY STRITCH at The West Bank Cafe
“Dinner music” is really too small a term for what Billy Stritch is doing at the West Bank Cafe.
BWW Review: BOY BAND BRUNCH at The Green Room 42
The Boy Band Project and The Green Room 42 presents BOY BAND BRUNCH every Sunday at 2 pm.
BWW Review: THE SKIVVIES at The Green Room 42
The Skivvies bring the fun back to New York nightlife with their new show at The Green Room 42.
BWW Review: IL PARLE, ELLE CHANTE, PART 3: MYSTERY at Florence Gould Hall
As the final concert of three, Melissa Errico and Adam Gopnik premier their evening for the French Institute; Alliance Française, IL PARLE, ELLE CHANTE, PART 3: MYSTERY.
BWW CD Review: TRANSFORMATION: PERSONAL STORIES OF CHANGE, ACCEPTANCE, AND EVOLUTION
Award-winning jazzman, Ted Nash, and legendary actress, Glenn Close have teamed up to create an inspiring album of jazz and spoken word pieces in TRANSFORMATION: PERSONAL STORIES OF CHANGE, ACCEPTANCE, AND EVOLUTION.
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