Stephen Mosher

Interview: Ruby Westfall And Ellington Berg of THE SEASON at Red Eye Ny

It's nights like this that keep 54 Below an essential part of New York nightlife.

Cabaret newcomer Ruby Westfall joins established cabaret artist Ellington Berg for a musical cabaret about the Broadway of 2006 and 7.

Faith Prince and Michael Kirk Lane guide Will Kelley to his 54 Below bow.

So THIS is what cabaret looks like! (And, in Jeff Harnar's hands, it always has.)

In her eponymous club act, Latrice Royale shows audiences just why she has had the success and staying power that she has.

Delightful and charming Bob O'Hare manages to pack a New York cabaret room on a frosty night in the city.

A - She's Adorable. And she's back in New York to stake her claim.

Award-winning cabaret and concert superstars Liz Callaway and Ann Hampton Callaway reprise their smash-hit cabaret show BOOM! fifteen years later.

Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe nominated singing and dancing actor spends two weeks in Broadway's Living Room.

With one of the best music-making casts in the business, Songbook Sundays is a bright light this holiday season.

Another year down, another season seen, another list of the highlights of cabaret and concert, as we make the move from '25 to '26.

The entire evening was gorgeous but one musical artist put the show over the top.

This is one of the reasons we choose to be New Yorkers.

For Ava Nicole, the lyric might be better if sung, 'May your gays be merry and bright.'

Sue Matsuki and Frances Hill stay determined to keep an intimate artistic playground going strong.

Elizabeth Stanley Cabaret Artist should be placed on everyone's do-not-miss list.

Your only wish this holiday season should be to see David Archuleta's Christmas show at Joe's Pub.

It's 100 years since Sammy Davis Jr. was born - let the celebration commence!