Review: ROUNDTABLE Host and SNL Alum Robert Bannon Kicks Off Pride With ROBERT BANNON'S PRIDE PLAYLIST At 54 Below
ROBERT BANNON’S PRIDE PLAYLIST at 54 below will most definitely make Bobby’s list of Pride Events Of The Season.
Cabaret Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Cabaret.
Review: Flotilla DeBarge Drops A BIG HUNK OF GHETTO On The Stage At The Green Room 42
Flotilla DeBarge was all the things on Thursday night including a reminder of what Gay Pride Month is all about.
Review: Jessica Fishenfeld Keeps The SUNNY SIDE UP Down In The Basement At The Birdland Theater
In all, Jessica’s ability to sing real jazz in a jazz soprano voice and then switch it up to full-on opera (usually while being hilarious) was impressive and delightful.
Review: Hannah Jane Brings WOMEN OF AN ERA To Chelsea Table + Stage
Hannah Jane's voice is gorgeous, one could listen to her all evening and not tire of it.
Review: Farah Alvin Is A 1970S Goddess In ON VINYL at The Green Room 42
Broadway staple Farah Alvin celebrated, in glorious fashion, the recent release of her new record.
Review: BroadwayWorld's 20th Anniversary Concert Thrills And Satisfies at Sony Hall
For two decades of excellence, a concert like this was an embarrasment of riches and a right proper production.
Review: JUSTIN VIVIAN BOND'S NOSE GAYS Birthday Bash at Joe's Pub Celebrates With Memories, Diversity and Anger
When someone as regal (and bawdy) as Justin Vivian Bond turns 60 years old, it might be time to give whatever equivalent nobility of a Dame we New Yorkers can bestow on this downtown icon.
Review: Danielle Ferland In SING FOR YOUR GHOSTS at The Green Room 42
What happens when the painting is finished? After ‘happily ever after’ comes and goes?
Review: Lorna Dallas Divinely Displays GLAMOROUS NIGHTS AND RAINY DAYS at The Laurie Beechman Theatre
Glamorous Nights and Rainy Days is cabaret of the highest order in the incomparable hands of Lorna Dallas.
Album Review: Pizzarelli & Pals Partner To Play Their Punctillious Poetry & It's A Party On STAGE & SCREEN
As we listened to John Pizzarelli’s STAGE & SCREEN, our initial thought was, “There aren’t really words to describe how good this is.
Review: 5 QUESTIONS WITH JAMES AND JAM Is Silly Fun At The Green Room 42
As soon as the hosts took the stage, the playful tone of the evening was set.
Music Review: Billy Recce Begs Us All To COME OUT On His New Single & He's Right… We Should
Billy Recce’s hilarious new single is not a gay battle cry .
Music Review: With Their New Single ALMOST Ann Hampton Callaway & Amanda McBroom Create Perfection
These two Platinum-selling singer/songwriters have created a completely stylish duet for themselves, and there is nothing ALMOST about it.
Album Review: Rickie Lee Jones Is Just In Time With Her New Album Of Standards PIECES OF TREASURE
Rickie Lee Jones is a consummate artist so it should not come as any surprise that she is a master of this kind of music as well.
Review: AMY GRANT Shines A Peaceful Musical Light On City Winery Audience
On May 8th Amy Grant gave a City Winery crowd an intimate, personal, and fun night of art and philosophy.
Review: Javier Garcia Breaks New Ground at 54 Below With MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO!
Javier Garcia's nightclub solo show debut was one for the record books.
Album Review: Fanny's Funny Boy, Karimloo, Completes His Trip Round The Compass With His 4th EP, THE ROAD TO FIND OUT WEST
Taken all together, Ramin Karimloo’s THE ROAD TO FIND OUT series yields music that uplifts, haunts, and will make you sway a bit.
Album Review: Farah Alvin Pulls Up The Covers On Her New Album, ON VINYL, & Rocks, Rolls, & Feels All The 70s Beats
Farah Alvin proves herself to be as wonderful a recording artist as she is a live performer.
Review: MasterVoices' IOLANTHE Brightens Up Carnegie Hall
To hear the score of the century-and-a-half-old comic operetta live was an unparalleled treat.
Review: Sherri Shepherd Goes Off-Book & Off The Rails With Her Bestie Kym Whitley & Together They Burn The House Down at City Winery
The chemistry, the timing, their laughs, our laughter, the unabashed volleyball game of comedy they played was as exciting to watch as it was to laugh at
Review: reg e gaines & SAVION GLOVER Create a Sonata in Jazz With IF TRANE WUZ HERE at Joe's Pub
It is not surprising that playwright and spoken-word artist, reg e gaines and legendary tap dancer Savion Glover chose Coltrane to create a show around.
Review: Sexy Song Cycles Sound Swell In Central Park As Matthew Puckett Presents his SONGS FROM THE EVERGREEN at 54 Below
In the end, SONGS FROM THE EVERGREEN is an absolutely gorgeous song cycle paean to everyone’s fave bit of Manhattan greenery - Central Park
Review: JUDY ON TV! Honors Judy Garland Nicely At 92NY
JUDY ON TV! Is a delightful production, the kind that one might expect when going to see something at 92NY.
Review: Jayson Kerr INDECISIVELY YOURS Delights Devoted Audience at The Green Room 42
With his return to the stage, Jayson Kerr had the crowd in the palm of his hand.
Review: LANGSTON IN HARLEM Celebrates Langston Hughes With Style and Heart at 54 Below
Classical Theatre of Harlem is to be congratulated for presenting this wonderful play.
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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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Lisa Stephen Friday: A Musical for Henrietta Joe's Pub (9/14-9/14) |
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Leslee Warren: Light Dark & Stormy - Lena Horne Chelsea Table & Stage (10/08-10/08) PHOTOS VIDEOS |
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New York Arab American Comedy Festival Joe's Pub (10/15-10/15) |
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Joe McGinty & The Loser's Lounge: Squeeze vs. XTC – The Battle of the Bands! Joe's Pub (10/03-10/03) |
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Speaking Out, Singing Louder!: Standing Up Through Song Vol 2 54 Below (8/30-8/30) |
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Habibi Festival 2026 Joe's Pub (10/08-10/08) |
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Ann Hampton Callaway: Here's To Life 54 Below (11/13-11/13) |