Stephen Mosher - Page 108

The force of nature that is Leanne Borghesi expounds on life, art, community and more with Broadway World interviewer Stephen Mosher.

Roderick Ferguson is keeping busy these days. Sometimes with acting, sometimes with activism... and sometimes, both at the same time.

Photojournalist Helane Blumfield was on hand, recently, when singing actress and Sondheim expert Melissa Errico brought her lush tribute show to The Green Room 42.

Liz Callaway was there for the last forty years, and, now, she is sharing the music and the memories in TO STEVE WITH LOVE, her musical cabaret honoring Mr. Sondheim.

Whether acting on her own or with her partner in crime and life, Mardie Millit is determined to make the most of her life as an artist and a New Yorker, even during a global pandemic.

Austin Pendleton and Barbara Bleier were working with Barbara Maier Gustern at the time of her death and they will perform in her honor in a Sondheim/Hammerstein tribute show on March 27th.

Kayla Capone Kasper makes her New York City solo show debut with a unique tribute show to her favorite actress... the one who shares her face.

The variety in this show is marvelous but the host of the show is The End.

Claire Moore and Veanne Cox joined Betty Buckley on her opening night of BETTY BUCKLEY AND FRIENDS at Joe's Pub.

Relative NYC newcomer Jacob Khalil has been making the rounds but when he sold out Birdland Theater, he may just have found an artistic home.

Rodgers and Hammerstein are the topic and Meg Flather is the professor, and such sweet tutorials were never, before, had.

This singing actress doing double-duty in different piano bars is always on the lookout for an adventure and Surflight Theater provided her with plenty of it last year... and next month, the adventure continues...

Mere weeks after closing his latest acclaimed storytelling cabaret, Rian Keating returns to the scene with a reprisal of his pre-pandemic smash, all the while raising money for charity. Rian Keating is living his best life.

What a ride it's been for Susie Mosher! Baby born just before the pandemic, child raised in quarantine, and then BAM! back at work at Birdland and still moving non-stop, ever since.

Diana, The Musical has given Anthony Murphy the visibility but he has brought everything else with him, and he has arrived.

Opening on St. Patrick's Day, this show about being Irish is a grand night out, any day of the year.

Doris Dear's GURL TALK is changing things up.

Susie Mosher always keeps the talent on the stage classy but this week there was a plethora of piano players to liven things up.

If all the world loves a clown, then the people have twice as much fun for these clowns who also make spectacular music, every Monday night of the year... and then some.

Heading into a weekend performance of her acclaimed RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN show, Meg Flather shares some thoughts about artistic process and the importance of community in a Broadway World interview.