So Now You Know With Katy Grenfell
'A good anecdote should always be shared, because it's interesting!' said Sardi's Roundable Hostess and Producer Randie Levine-Miller.
The latest interviews about live + streaming theatre in Cabaret.
'A good anecdote should always be shared, because it's interesting!' said Sardi's Roundable Hostess and Producer Randie Levine-Miller.
The smile in question is that of Dame Elizabeth Taylor, Ann Talman's close friend for (almost) all of her life, and her stage mother in THE LITTLE FOXES, and these are their tales.
Actress and film maker Dianna Agron returns to her favorite nightspot with a set of jazz treatments.
The leader of the Latinx cabaret and concert community is making some big moves these days.
A live stream on Monday night will present the cancer-inspired artistic creations of patients from the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's VISIBLE INK program.
The force of nature that is Leanne Borghesi expounds on life, art, community and more with Broadway World interviewer Stephen Mosher.
Roderick Ferguson is keeping busy these days.
If all the world loves a clown, then the people have twice as much fun for these clowns who also make spectacular music, every Monday night of the year.
Lorna Luft springs onto the 54 Below stage with a new show, New songs and a new spirit!
This singing actress doing double-duty in different piano bars is always on the lookout for an adventure and Surflight Theater provided her with plenty of it last year.
What a ride it's been for Susie Mosher! Baby born just before the pandemic, child raised in quarantine, and then BAM! back at work at Birdland and still moving non-stop, ever since.
Mere weeks after closing his latest acclaimed storytelling cabaret, Rian Keating returns to the scene with a reprisal of his pre-pandemic smash, all the while raising money for charity.
Heading into a weekend performance of her acclaimed RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN show, Meg Flather shares some thoughts about artistic process and the importance of community in a Broadway World interview.
After some extensions of his Barry Manilow tribute show, cabaret stalwart Dorian Woodruff is taking some time off to get his needlepoint on, see some friends' shows, and drop in to his favorite open-mic.
At every point of her career, Liz Callaway has been closely associated with the work of Stephen Sondheim.
Ever wonder what a cabaret producer does? Learn all about the life from one of the industry's busiest creatives, Jen Sandler.
Tim Connell is not letting any grass grow under his feet, as he opens his second show in five months.
Sam Harris is bringing a new act, a new attitude, and a new hairstyle to the nightclub stage this month.
Becca Brunelle waited until the time was create her first-ever solo show.
Twelve concerts and two hundred songs later, the MuseMatch company is still creating new and innovative musical art.
When his 2020 debut show got derailed by a global pandemic, Sean Stephens did some work on himself and experienced a little soul growth.
As the pandemic nears its much overdue endemic end, artists are coming out of the woodwork to sum up the past 24 months with their personal stories of survival and thriving.
Three years after making the move to New York City the oft-demanded symphony soloist makes his solo cabaret debut.
It's just an evening of show tunes, holiday music, and one of the great Country singers, who has been spreading her artistic wings in a musical theater corridor.
The benefit holiday concert for The Actor's Fund of America will feature special guests and the always glamorous, always musical Miss Alexis Michelle.
As the spring of 2020 was preparing for its big debut, so were the Diamond ladies.
There are some people who manage to make everything look so easy, even the difficult things.
Mykal Kilgore is a force to be reckoned with.
So what does a cabaret director do? Today in my ongoing series, THERE ARE NO ONE-PERSON SHOWS, we will find out from one of the busiest cabaret directors in New York, Marc Tumminelli.
Linda Purl has the kind of career that actors dream of.
The star of WICKED, NOISES OFF, and SMASH is days away from making her Feinstein's/54 Below debut and, boy, is she ready.
This coming Saturday, October 23 is officially Tin Pan Alley Day in NYC.
A new company connects Broadway actors with the public who wants to hire them for their private events and some of the talents from BROADWAY BOOKER are gathering at Birdland to celebrate the return of live entertainment.
Today we kick off the series with my conversation with musical director, Tracy Stark.
Tony Award winner Alan Cumming and renowned journalist and singer Ari Shapiro are the dazzling stage duo the world has been waiting for.
Melissa Errioc is home in New York and home at 54 Below, and the sold-out shows there are proof that she was missed.
When his colleague and friend, Matt Baker, took a break from the piano to pick up a camera, Jim Caruso got inspired to take a break from the microphone and pick up a typewriter.
There are some people who just have a passion for living.
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The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour BIRDLAND (9/14-9/14) |
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Michelle Collins: Wait, Why Don't I Know You? Joe's Pub (9/03-9/03) |
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Linedy Genao: De Todo Un Poco Joe's Pub (9/22-9/22) |
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Pooja Reddy is White Trash Joe's Pub (9/18-9/18) |
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Rizo: Serving Cult Joe's Pub (9/03-9/03) |
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Joe McGinty & The Loser's Lounge: Squeeze vs. XTC – The Battle of the Bands! Joe's Pub (10/01-10/01) |
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Michelle Collins: Wait, Why Don't I Know You? Joe's Pub (9/02-9/02) |
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Christine Ebersole with Billy Stritch 54 Below (10/29-10/29) |
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Devon Gates: Modern Jazz Meets Broadway 54 Below (11/18-11/18) |
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Migguel Anggelo: ICONS – Latin Rhythms Joe's Pub (10/21-10/21) |