Stephen Mosher - Page 3

How can there be a 'best of' show when everything a person does is the best?

The sun has come out, and it will come out once a month at The Beechman.

This Jess LeProtto, he is a showman.  He is a force of nature.  He is a special kind of performer.

Carole Demas doesn't need to be in The Magic Garden because the magic is wherever she goes.

They say good things are worth waiting for. Well, GET WHAT YOU WANT certainly was.

Stritch, King, and Tormé are the cabaret triumvirate for 2025.

Jenn Colella has a big win on her hands with BIG DYKE ENGERY.

The new variety show residency to catch is Gianmarco Soresi's look at life after you grow up and out of your Theater Kid stage.

Bryce Edwards and Mike Davis are two of the music industry's most unique musical artists, and, now, they are the jazz duo to catch in the act.

When Michael Kirk Lane chose the title RIGHT WHERE I BELONG, he could have meant Don't Tell Mama, 92NY, The Laurie Beechman, or anywhere else in the cabaret industry.

The once and future idol has come of age in the most delightful ways, all of them on display in his recent releases, current concerts, and fabulous fashions. David talks his new music, moves, and memoir with BroadwayWorld Cabaret.

More regularly a supporting player, Sean Harkness is acting every bit the star in his current solo show... and it's a great fit.

Any day The Skivvies introduce a new show is a good day. This was a really good one.

What happens when a great American actor has a special gift for songwriting and singing solo.

Jenn Colella packed The Basement for Pride month but she will bring the rainbow back again in July.

On Saturday, June 21st, when the ASA, Cabaret Scenes, and Montgomery and Dain present Steve Ross with this year’s Darrell Henline Award, they will do so during a star-studded evening of entertainment.

The show to see this summer is Tracie Thoms and there's one show left. Get there.

Popular chanteuse Diane D'Angelo encores her movie music show at the freshened-up cabaret room in the basement of the West Bank Cafe.

Comedic cabaret musical storyteller Robbie Rozelle is bringing his yearly one-off to 54 Below and he shared some thoughts on the art form, the importance of attacking fear, and the need for comedy to be front-loaded.

Every Liz Callaway show is great, but when it involves someone she loves, it's magical.