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After some extensions of his Barry Manilow tribute show, cabaret stalwart Dorian Woodruff is taking some time off to get his needlepoint on, see some friends' shows, and drop in to his favorite open-mic. Broadway World Cabaret catches up with the Fanilow to see what's up next on his vision board.

Ever wonder what a cabaret producer does? Learn all about the life from one of the industry's busiest creatives, Jen Sandler.

THE SONGBOOK OF JULIE ANDREWS played Feinstein's on Sunday night, starring cabaret artist Shana Farr.

Modern technology is making it easier and easier for artists to get all the information into the hands of their audiences, from show credits to ticket links. It's just a question of coming into the modern age of cabaret.

Tim Connell is not letting any grass grow under his feet, as he opens his second show in five months.

Photojournalist Thomas Salus offers a Broadway World exclusive in his photo essay of Sarah Boone's new show.

After winning a Playbill-helmed talent contest, student and singing actress Sally Shaw shows that the win was not a flash-in-the-pan fluke.

Speech pathologist and 'Word Nerd' Meri Ziev is the newest member of the cabaret scene of NYC.

Arranger and conductor Pablo Rossil turns his attention to the jazzing up of Mr. Sondheim's canon

After a wonderful opening night at Birdland Theater, Sara Gazarek is ready to go... and worth seeing.

Becca Brunelle has taken her first step onto the solo show stage, and she is on very solid ground.

Stewart Green's latest photo essay and Broadway World Exclusive shows that Susie Mosher's guest list continues to pack a punch.

Lindsay Nicole Chambers recorded an album in her bedroom, and it sounds like it was made in a recording studio. The future of the industry sure is changing fast.

In the Broadway World exclusive, Helane Blumfield captures Jackie Draper in the act at the Laurie Beechman Theatre.

Sam Harris is bringing a new act, a new attitude, and a new hairstyle to the nightclub stage this month.

Broadway World Cabaret has collected a few select videos of just some of the women who have made their mark on the cabaret and concert stages of the world.

For his first-ever solo show Sam Gravitte went all out, and it showed in every flawlessly perfect moment.

In a Broadway World Exclusive, photojournalist Thomas Salus shares the excitement of Amy Spanger's recent 54 Below show, by way of an extensive photo essay.

Broadway leading man and Tony Award nominee Norm Lewis played a brilliant concert at Carnegie Hall and Broadway World was there, in the person of a guest reporter named Andrew Poretz.

The reunion concert has been a big hit for Feinstein's all these years and last night a new concert series looked back at some of the reunion shows that have been hits for the club.