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Jessica Darrow's solo show debut at Feinstein's/54 Below inspires pandemonium from a devoted audience.

After a swell try-out at Birdland last year, Mary Ann and Cady are back with their girl's night.

Melissa Errico has outdone herself with her new show, her new CD, and her Film Noir glamor.

Available today as a CD and as a live show (for two nights), the new Melissa Errico creation is a lush and lovely look at the black velvet of film noir.

In her 54 Below solo show debut, Gabrielle Lee brings the brass and the bang and a bangarang band.

It got political, it got sexual, it got real, and it was constantly funny when Dana Goldberg played The Green Room 42

Emily Walton filled the stage with musicians and the audience with howling, hysterical audience members during a recent concert at The Green Room 42

Acute Inflections delivers the romance and the music to The Triad over the weekend.

Melissa Errico has been hard at work, preparing a new album and a new show titled OUT OF THE DARK THE FILM NOIR PROJECT. Everyone is excited and Broadway World is looking at some of Ms. Errico's past video creations.

After a series of successful shows at the downtown nightclub and restaurant Pangea, MAC Award nominee Dorian Woodruff returns with his much praised tribute show to a legendary performer.

After a successful album release party at Birdland Theater in 2021, everyone has been anxiously awaiting the return of Sasha Dobson. Finally, everyone will get their wish.

Sean Stephens has been waiting a long time to take his first bow on the nightclub stage. Now, on March 3rd, he will get that chance.

It was a usual great week at Birdland Theater for THE LINEUP WITH SUSIE MOSHER... only a little more great because Dan Finnerty and Susie Mosher in the same room gets the party going.

When Ben Jones decided to go out and do his premiere NYC solo show, he didn't mess around: he got to work, and the work paid off.

Mariah Lyttle's debut solo show pays tribute to the women who have influenced her life and her art, and she did those women proud.

Acclaimed singer Sam Harris returns to Feinstein's with an all-new show and an all-new hair color.

There's a new girl in town and she's looking old-school glamorous in this Broadway World Cabaret photo flash.

Billy Stritch is celebrating a milestone birthday and the fans are reveling in the fun, as well they should.

A favorite for audiences everywhere, Carole J. Bufford brought her new show to Broadway's Living Room for some truly fortunate fans.

John Riley and Kate Queen made something during the pandemic, and it got to be seen on Friday night. Mazel tov!