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Susie Mosher keeps the hits coming, and Stewart Green does the same with the gorgeous photos.

Broadway World Cabaret photojournalist Tom Salus captured all the action at a recent Kira Stone concert at Feinstein's.

One of the premiere concert companies played 54 Below this week and Helane Blumfield and camera were there.

The title has changed but the show is the same... only better this time around.

After two years of delays, Sean Stephens made his solo show debut at Feinstein's and the audience couldn't have been more receptive.

Popular cabaret artist and open-mic emcee Natasha Castillo presented an encore of her Eighties tribute show, and Broadway World was there to catch the fun in the act.

Becca Brunelle waited until the time was create her first-ever solo show. She just had to wait until there was a purpose to do a Becca Brunelle cabaret. There is.

With her debut album, singer-songwriter Analise Scarpaci makes a bold declaration about her future in the recording industry, and it is not a subtle message.

With his new album Spencer Day dives deep into the musical theater genre and reimagines some compositions everyone knows and loves.

Singer-songwriter Karen Mack and piano-playing vocalist Elliot Roth have a new residency at Pangea and, at their launch Saturday, they were already packing 'em in.

With her new show about the roles she should have played, Mary Lahti creates a touchingly hilarious (or hilariously touching) story of the pitfalls of being an actor.

The February 22nd episode of the live Variety Show THE LINEUP WITH Susie Mosher played last week, as the month winds up for the program. With March on the way, Ms. Mosher has her hands full as she continues to program guests new to the show and those who make regular appearances in the Birdland basement. As Susie works overtime to keep the lineup fresh and entertaining, Stewart Green doubles down on exquisite photographic images that document Mosher's industrious activity.

The weekly look at The Lineup arrives a little late but it arrives, nonetheless.

The singing actress and concert star is back at 54 Below with her first post-pandemic solo show, and she isn't messing around. Julia Murny came to heal, which is exactly what she did

On June 14th, the iconic singing actor returns to the Cafe Carlyele for a run of shows and Broadway World Cabaret is looking at some of his song-and-dance work from over the years.

Well-loved song-and-dance man Tony Danza will be back on the stage of the Cafe Carlyle this June.

Television buffs unite! Hal Linden and Bernie Koppel are touring with a two-hander, and it is playing The Triad, starting April 7th.

New York nightlife will return to normal as the Cafe Carlyle returns to the scene.

The Tony Award nominee returns to New York and 54 Below for the first time since the quarantine with a brand new show.

Twelve concerts and two hundred songs later, the MuseMatch company is still creating new and innovative musical art.