The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Cabaret.
Stephen Mosher
Analisa Bell
Andrew Poretz
Anthony Zaccardi
Brandon Garcia-Waldenmayer
C. Michael Clark
Kayla Isabel Dias
Maddy Noble
Mia Mittag
Miranda Rhea
Natalie Kelly
Nathan Johnson
Nicole Spano
Rebecca Kaplan
Sharon Ellman
At The Green Room 42, SONGS FOR SURVIVAL JOBS transformed the realities of working artists into an evening of humor, honesty, and impressive vocals, highlighting the perseverance behind every creative dream.
Isaac Mizrahi is chaotic, lovable, bawdy, witty, hysterical, and most importantly, completely authentic in his performances.
David Marino is setting a new standard in musical nightclub entertainment.
Singer-trumpeter Benny Benack III brought hipster cool and serious jazz chops to The Pocket, leading a stellar trio of Emmet Cohen, bassist Joseph Ranieri, and drummer Joe Saylor through a swinging Tony Bennett centennial set.
What do a kazoo, a 10-year-old, and a wooden spoon have in common? They could all be seen at Don't Tell Mama during Mama's Next Big Act last Monday.
From August 4 to 8, the world-renowned guitarist, vocalist, and Grammy Award-winning producer celebrated Tony Bennett with a concert at Birdland Jazz Club
One of Tony Bennett’s signature songs famously reminds us that “The Best Is Yet to Come.
Christine Andreas’s S'WONDERFUL at 54 Below on July 30 and 31 was pure love.
Virtuoso guitarist and singer/songwriter Zane Carney brought dazzling musicianship and emotional honesty to The Green Room 42, blending inventive originals and breathtaking reinventions of classic songs into a mesmerizing one-man performance.
This reviewer was overwhelmed by the vocals and music of Joe Gransden and his Big Band as they honored Tony Bennett's centennial at Dizzy's Club on August 3.
When Philly and NYC meet to celebrate the late, great Tony Bennett.
Rosie Webber's THE SHOW THAT GOT AWAY on July 30 and 31 featured the songs of Judy Garland and beyond in a sold-out show that marked Webber's New York City debut.
There is no voice like Patty Griffin.
Allan Harris brought the spirit of an intimate Harlem house party to Birdland with Harlem After Dark, joined by Maya Azucena, AC Lincoln, and a stellar jazz trio for an evening of blues, swing, tap dance, and irresistible musical chemistry.
Singer and actor Nicolas King celebrated his 35th birthday with starry friends on Friday July 24 with a standing-room-only show at the Beechman Theatre.
For his birthday concert at The Laurie Beechman, Nicolas King tore it down and built it back up again.
The Lady knows cabaret and the proof is in the performance.
Jak Malone’s MISS YOU, MISS YOU, REALLY WANT TO KISS YOU is a love letter to New York, wrapped in smooth vocals, sparkle, and an undercurrent of longing.
Bravo! This Reviewer was enchanted with the vocals of Lisa Yaeger.
Miss Maybell & Her Ragtime Romeos celebrated the release of Under the Midnight Moon with an infectious set of newly unearthed ragtime, blues, and early jazz.
The series BROADWAY ORIGINALS, presenting notable Broadway performers revisiting and talking about their roles of yore, scores again.
Old showtunes prove there's life in old-school show tunes when the Pocket Change Combo combines forces with young singers.
It would be a BroadwayWorld felony if I failed to single out her dream roles section.
Sunshine radiates from singer Seth Sikes in SING A SONG WITH ME, a show that returns to 54 Below on September 22.
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Songs From My Childhood The Green Room 42 (10/22-10/22) |
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I am ME - on Purpose! Laurie Beechman Theatre (10/10-1/10) |
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The Humoral Funeral Parlor on the Corner of the Street The Green Room 42 (10/20-10/20) |
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Alysha Umphress: Season of the Witch Joe's Pub (10/24-10/24) |
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Mollie Elizabeth: People Pleaser Live Joe's Pub (11/03-11/03) |
