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Edmund Bagnell is making joyful the season for all of his fans with a new single, a music video, and a holiday show at Birdland on December 12th.

After groundbreaking and life-changing revues Starting Here, Starting Now and Closer Than Ever, Maltby and Shire have made a start on REVUE #3

As Mark William's new show prepares to open, Broadway World Cabaret takes a look at his 2019 debut solo album.

After thirty days, we conclude the Broadway World Cabaret look at artists for whom our team feels thanks. Here they all are, together, with some thanks of our own.

URBAN STAGE's annual Winter Rhythms cabaret series has announced the full run-down of shows and acts to play in the 2022 season

The singing sisters Callaway are, as usual, the greatest act in town, sister or otherwise.

Urban Stages has had great luck with their Winter Rhythms shows in the past and the calendar for 2022 is looking good. So is their Black Friday sale code.

Deborah Grace Winer has done it again: ALWAYS, IRVING BERLIN was the perfect way to close out the first season of SONGBOOK SUNDAYS.

Photographer Dianna Bush lends Broadway World Cabaret her lovely photos of Sean Patrick Murtagh's album release.

Best friends for twenty years, show business power voices, and queer activists Todd Buonopane and Michael Buchanan play a show that pays tribute to all that and more.

After twenty years as the editor of Cabaret Scenes Magazine, Frank Dain is being honored with a one-night-only concert featuring some of the greatest entertainers in the industry.

In honor of a new CD Serge Clivio croons some holiday tunes at 54 Below.

The revival of Funny Girl on Broadway has led to a new album for a new generation of fans, and it goes beautifully hand-in-hand with the 1964 original recording.

Broadway World Cabaret is looking at the work of a woman we hail as THE TROUBADOUR.

The first album from producer Robbie Rozelle checks all the boxes.

Broadway World Cabaret is looking at the Lady, the Legend, THE LAST WORD.

Cabaret artist, singing actress Lianne Marie Dobbs hit the 54 Below stage this week with her special show titled Why CAN'T A Woman...? and Broadway World Cabaret photographer Helane Blumfield caught the action in a gorgeous photo shoot.

Michael Feinstein played Zankel Hall this week with a concert of music made famous by Frank Sinatra and it was everything you hope for when you walk into Carnegie Hall.

In a truly, genuinely, entertaining night, Santino Fontana reaches every audience member with his new show at 54 Below.

Amy Irving stopped by THE LINEUP, making the last episode of the year even more magical than it already was.