It's hard to dream up a better way to kick off LGBTQ Pride Month than with a Judy Garland-themed concert hosted by a queer artist and raising money for an LGBTQ organization.
One year after debuting his first concert of original music, Jaime Cepero is back for more.
Robbie Rozelle will return to Feinstein's/54 Below to record the album on February 23 and March 1, along with special guests Maya Days (AIDA) and Bonnie Milligan (HEAD OVER HEELS).
Birds of a feather flock together, so they say, and in the case of BRIEFS: THE SECOND COMING, that pursuit can involve actual feathers.
In a return engagement at the Cafe Carlyle, Dianna Agron arrived with a setlist impeccably tailored for her husky register.
Trevor Ashley knows a thing or two about divas.
If necessity is the mother of invention, that scrappy lineage certainly continued with Rosemary Clooney, Barbara Cook, and Julie Wilson.
While Lady Rizo is bidding New York a (temporary) adieu, her latest show, LADY, LADY, LADY, proved she's determined to make the city miss her every single second she's away.
When it comes to Max Vernon's new three-show residency at Joe's Pub, EXISTENTIAL LIFE CRISIS LULLABY, Vernon says to expect "an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink experience---and possibly even the kitchen sink---but glued and covered in glitter.
Even if you didn't know that Jane Lynch (GLEE) and Kate Flannery (THE OFFICE) are longtime friends, it's easy to imagine.
"There's nothing formal about this but this dress.
Throughout her career, above all else, P!nk has proven to be something of a power ballad machine.
It's safe to say that Natalie Douglas is a little obsessed with Cher.
Leona Helmsley shuffled back to this mortal coil for one night only---three, actually---and, as portrayed by Tovah Feldshuh, she's lost none of her bite in those intervening years.
If you know one thing about Alaska, it's that she won RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE ALL-STARS 2.
'You're never going to see yourself onstage unless you write for yourself.
The BROADWAY PRINCESS PARTY is having a homecoming of sorts.
'God, you guys are easy,' Gina Gershon joked at Cafe Carlyle, after garnering applause simply for taking off her jacket.
Welcome to the exciting world of "14th century Italian literature.
Kathleen Turner is many things, but bashful isn't one of them.
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