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Much-lauded cabaret singer Susanne Mack will play her 2021 show FRAGMENTS for one final encore.

Regina Zona runs the gamut from R to Z on her exciting new cabaret album.

Guest reviewer and jazz aficionado Andrew Poretz covers the new Cyrille Aimee show for Broadway World Cabaret.

D.C Anderson releases his new albums of musical stories.

Recorded live in 2019, Carol Sloane's Birdland concert is captured wonderfully on this Club 44 Records release.

Sue Matsuki makes her long-awaited debut at 54 Below with a retrospective of her thirty-eight year career.

Stage Door Records returns to the world of fine music a fine album of Broadway hits impressively performed by Lorna Dallas, including hidden gems being heard for the first time.

Where has Kristen Lee Sergeant been hiding her songwriting skills? Who cares, they are here now, and hopefully here to stay,

Award-winner Wendy Scherl returns to the New York stage in a new show honoring award-winner Marvin Hamlisch

For his eleventh CD Bob Levy gets some artistic friends to showcase his storytelling skills in style.

The thirty-sixth annual MAC Awards were presented on Tuesday night in a ceremony that was widely remarked upon for the length of its duration.

Producer Andy Crosten has taken over Bound For Broadway and brought it to The Triad.

Marta Sanders may have a Lifetime Achievement Award but she's just beginning, and that's where her new show starts: at the beginning.

For one special night the married Broadway stars present the Broadway music of the Eighties.

The Birdland debut of The Kinsey Sicks was a sold-out smash-hit that demands an encore.

Debbie Gravitte had an idea and she took it to Jim Caruso and, now, Birdland has the next big thing.

In their first live ceremony since lockdown, the Manhattan Associate of Cabarets presented their annual awards to the members of the MAC organization.

ON MY WAY TO YOU: IMPROBABLE STORIES THAT INSPIRED AN UNLIKELY PATH BRINGS Celia Berk back to the stage with a true-blue cabaret show.

Michael Feinstein recently played Carnegie Hall and Andrew Poretz joined Broadway World Cabaret (on loan from Sandi Durell's Theater Pizzazz) to report on the elegant evening.

The operatic cabaret singer has a new CD in the works... and a new love.