Stephen Mosher - Page 117

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!

Susie Mosher returns for a new round of shows, and she's not slowing down, as Stewart Green's photos show.

Three years after making the move to New York City the oft-demanded symphony soloist makes his solo cabaret debut.

An exceptional cast of Broadway performers from the community of black actors gathered together to celebrate an important month in all our lives with a special night of musical entertainment.

A.S.O is ready to claim his place among the pop music creators of the world with his new album IF I GAVE MY HEART TO YOU.

Scott Siegel has done it again: a night of trivia, music, and first-rate entertainers paid tribute to the late Marilyn Bergman last night at 54 Below.

Tuesday night's group show by the cast of The Office! A Musical Parody was more fun than having your plumbling stolen, and it took less time than binge-watching a tv series.

Broadway World Cabaret photojournalist Stephen Mosher caught Ayla Schwartz in action over the weekend.

Two years off of the Birdland stage didn't do anything to John Pizzarelli expect make him more more vital and more enjoyable than ever.

A Musical Theater Blind Date: An evening of original music created by artists of all races, genders, and sexual orientations benefitting the Musical Theatre Factory.

It's always a special night at THE LINEUP, so when Marilyn Maye drops by it is extra special.