Review: Bianca Marroquín WHERE YOU ARE Makes 54 Below The Place You Want To Be
It was a night full of magical moments when Bianca played the basement with her band, boys, and all that jazz.
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It was a night full of magical moments when Bianca played the basement with her band, boys, and all that jazz.
All in all, though, for her first time being shot out of a musical cannon, performing her own show in the singer spotlight in the HUGE (and packed) City Winery, Ms.
COME CELEBRATE WITH MARILYN MAYE, is ostensibly a celebration of her upcoming birthday.
It isn't only entertainment; in an interesting and important way, it is activism.
As The Four Seasons once said: Oh, what a night.
A Melissa Errico cabaret is an event but this one was particularly special.
Billy Stritch, pianist, singer/arranger/composer/entertainer and EDUCATOR extraordinaire, gave a performance at the Wick Museum Nightclub last night that will resonate in his audience’s musical memory forever.
The self-proclaimed 'senior citizen, redneck, lesbian, diva' brought her post-modern talk show to the Green Room 42 last night.
From the moment she appeared in the audience singing “One Night Only from Dreamgirls, sliding down a banister like a wacky Mame, you knew you were in for a comedic master class.
Katie Zaffrann's theatrical recounting of her walk down the aisle makes for good cabaret.
John Lloyd knows exactly what his audience wants, and he is more than happy to provide.
Debuting one's original compositions never before seemed so easy.
In the end, through her sense of drama and the music of Holleander, Spoliansky, Brecht, and yes, even Seger, Ute Lember built a smokey, dimly lit, and incredibly exciting Kabarett room under 54th Street
A dynamic concert graced the stage of 92NY this past weekend.
With announced special guest Julie Benko and surprise special guest Jason Yeager, Jason Kravits sends OFF The TOP! audience home happy.
The music is filled with driving rhythms that cry out for mixing on the nightlife dance floor.
Steven Reineke and The New York Pops were energized by a ninety-five-year-old Carnegie Hall solo show neophyte last week.
Artemisia isn't afraid of death or the ghosts that linger; she embraces them.
With her sweet soprano sound and soulful storytelling skills, Diane D'Angelo makes welcome return to the stage.
The Fifties were in fashion at Birdland Theater when Ella Mae Dixon presented a show of vintage tunes and 'tudes.
Last week, it was with great joy that I went to 54 Below to see the TCU Department of Theatre Senior and Alumni Showcase.
When a group of singing actors decide to make their own kind of music, you have to know the results will be rewarding.
With her personal musical cabaret, Sarah Carson takes center stage as a new storyteller on the scene.
Lane Bradbury and her new musical show are enchantment on a cabaret stage.
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