Review: Becca Kidwell's LOVE SONGS Reminds Us What The World Needs at Don't Tell Mama
Kidwell is a storyteller with an extraordinary ability to capture the full spectrum of human emotion.
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Kidwell is a storyteller with an extraordinary ability to capture the full spectrum of human emotion.
There was plenty of old-fashioned fun at the Randy Andy’s Holiday Spectacular.
Swing on by Birdland Jazz Club for A SWINGING BIRDLAND CHRISTMAS with Jim Caruso, Billy Stritch, and Klea Blackhurst.
Duchess, the four-member female harmony group made one night during the week before Christmas full of comfort (zone) and joy with songs from their EP and their retro fun songs.
Joe McGinty and the Loser’s Lounge put together a lovely tribute to David Bowie, capturing the celebrated singer-songwriter’s many facets.
Jason Ellis’ THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE-ISH, an adaptation of the Gilbert and Sullivan work, delivered a raucous, fun-filled Saturday afternoon on December 14th.
This Don't Tell Mama technician stepped out of the booth and onto the stage with great aplomb! Overall, this was a very strong debut, with great song choices and entertaining patter, masterfully directed by Lennie Watts.
Lena Moy-Borgen is one very talented, very funny lady! On Friday, December 13, the sold-out crowd at Don’t Tell Mama was treated to her latest show, a tour-de-force entitled “A Very Jewish Christmas Story” and this reviewer thinks it is one of the best cabarets I’ve seen all year!
The captivating veteran singer Mary Stallings is a stylist with flair.
A song-packed 12/12 Christmas event helmed by baritone James Barbour (PHANTOM, JANE EYRE) helped celebrate the season and raise money to help others.
You have until Saturday to make Merry with THE MERRIEST and make your way to Birdland Jazz Club for Jane Monheit's Christmas tour stop, with sets at 8:30 and 10:30 pm.
Ute Lemper traces Kurt Weill's journey from Weimar Berlin through Paris exile to America at Joe's Pub, connecting his music to modern politics through performances spanning three pivotal eras.
Storm Large, one of the most uniquely multitalented individuals we have come across in our cabaret adventures opened at 54 Below last night with her annual show titled Holiday Ordeal.
It's a gift, any time Nicole Henry plays New York City, and her latest Christmas show at 54 Below was no exception.
No, the Laurie Beechman Theatre/ West Bank Cafe will not be disappearing forever as feared.
Paul Muldoon and Rogue Oliphant blend literary depth with rock energy at Joe's Pub, previewing their new album 'Visible from Space,' and proving maturity enhances rather than dims artistry.
One of the most thoughtful and poetic songwriters on the scene today, Alicia Witt has turned her attention to Christmas music, and why not? After all, how many Hallmark Christmas movies has she made? Yeah, that's right.
Songbook Sundays, a series celebrating songwriters, is a treat of tradition.
The legacy of iconic Nina Simone is in good hands with the admiring Amber Iman (Lempicka).
HOLIDAY REGARDS at Urban Stages, a collection of Michael Colby's songs sung by a fine company repeats 12/8 & 12/16.
This reviewer was overwhelmed at such amazing talent on one stage.
Read our interview with a long-time, long admired cabaret star who celebrates born in the same month (different year) as one of his idols (Noel Coward).
There's nothing twee, only Tim.
The duo’s signature parodies are unexpected, clever, and oftentimes side-splitting.
Notice Kevin Chamberlin in his authentic and auspicious solo show debut.
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Will Kelley: For the Record Laurie Beechman Theatre (8/29-8/29) |
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Habibi Festival 2026 Joe's Pub (10/09-10/09) |
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The 11th Annual Harvard-Yale Cantata 54 Below (9/24-9/24) |
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Adam Blotner & Friends - The Jewish Year: Greatest Hits 54 Below (11/19-11/19) |
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Jeanna de Waal: Songs I Love to Sing 54 Below (9/29-9/29) |
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Marcus Goldhaber: The Promise of You 54 Below (9/18-9/18) |
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David Rasche: Half an Evening with David Rasche 54 Below (9/10-9/10) |
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Broadway Gone Bad! 54 Below (8/28-8/28) |