The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Cabaret.
Well known for her soprano voice, acting, and mastery of the Great American Songbook, KT recently started accompanying herself for a few intimate engagements… the Round Table at The Algonquin on Tuesdays being one of them.
Samuel Vincent Aubuchon and friends sing songs from yesteryear with energy and fondness.
92NY does their audiences a solid by booking in one of the industry's great entertainers.
Talman’s affectionate tribute to Elizabeth Taylor and her story of a friendship that transcended Hollywood glamour made for an unforgettable evening.
The Singer Warsaw Festival of Jewish Culture, organized by the Shalom Foundation, returned to New York City in November for a third year of programming.
WAITING IN THE WINGS at The Triad tells of the tribulations and triumphs of an understudy.
Sisters Liz & Ann Hampton Callaway are in a NEW YORK STATE OF MIND at 54 Below through November 30, singing about NYC, their younger years, love, life, etc.
Joanne Halev, who started with a bang with her cabaret debut five years ago, has returned to make a big noise again.
'This is our time to change the world.
Monét X Change is quick-witted, funny, and charming.
Amy Wolk’s one-woman show Amy Has Some Things to Wolk On, performed at Don’t Tell Mama on Monday, November 25, was a delightful and hilarious journey showcasing her unique comedic sensibility and impressive vocal talent.
DIDN'T MAKE THE CUT at The Green Room 42 dipped into the discards from Broadway scores to reveal what was first intended.
The Australian Theatre Festival NYC continues to be a highlight of this reviewer’s calendar, offering a taste of down-under brilliance with every performance.
Joshua Redman and company put on an epic performance on 11/16.
Trans icon Justin Vivian Bond dazzles in 'Oh Well,' a genre-defying cabaret inspired by the classic lesbian novel 'The Well of Loneliness.
This reviewer thoroughly enjoyed the evening of American Songbook scores from Max Von Essen.
Four years later, The Showbroads are this season's biggest gift.
After two years touring North America on a magic carpet as Princess Jasmine in Disney’s Aladdin, Senzel Ahmady made her solo debut with a bang, with a well-crafted musical story of her journey from full-time student to traveling Disney princess.
No mere case of a singer standing on a stage and singing notes is a Lorna Dallas performance - these are stories.
Kim David Smith captured Marlene Dietrich's essence in a Halloween-themed cabaret at New York's Café Sabarsky, with a repertoire spanning Weimar classics and pop mashups.
Jack Viertel's new novel mixes some bits of actual theatre productions, people, places, and songs into its fiction.
Marya Zimmet’s Zimmet Time… And The Livin’s Too Easy at Don’t Tell Mama is a dose of classic cabaret.
KAREN MASON AND ALL THAT JAZZ at 54 Below, with dates in Chicago this week, is a solid show by a musical pro and her long-time music director at the piano.
Carnegie Hall’s 2024-25 Originals series continued on 11/1 with a rousing concert by Pink Martini celebrating their 30th anniversary.
THE SONGS THAT GOT AWAY was another trip through songs famous and not so famous with Michael Feinstein in fine form, as usual.
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My Body, My Cabaret The Green Room 42 (8/29-8/29) |
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The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour BIRDLAND (9/14-9/14) |
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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) |
