BWW Review: DEBBIE GRAVITTE PLUS ONE... WITH STEPHEN SCHWARTZ Turns Birdland Into a Living Room
Debbie Gravitte had an idea and she took it to Jim Caruso and, now, Birdland has the next big thing.
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Debbie Gravitte had an idea and she took it to Jim Caruso and, now, Birdland has the next big thing.
ON MY WAY TO YOU: IMPROBABLE STORIES THAT INSPIRED AN UNLIKELY PATH BRINGS Celia Berk back to the stage with a true-blue cabaret show.
Michael Feinstein recently played Carnegie Hall and Andrew Poretz joined Broadway World Cabaret (on loan from Sandi Durell's Theater Pizzazz) to report on the elegant evening.
The charm of A ONE-MAN SHOW is, in fact, the one man.
Joe's Pub was lucky when Kristen Lee Sergeant brought her CD release party to their house, and Broadway World Cabaret was lucky when guest reviewer and jazz expert Andrew Poretz covered the happening for us.
Who doesn't want to have a Standing Room Only birthday party? Well, that's what happened when Ari Axelrod brought his Award-winning cabaret play to The Green Room 42.
Ann Talman's tribute to her friend and de-facto mother, Elizabeth Taylor, has (finally) arrived on the cabaret stage, hopefully to stay for a while.
For four sold-out performances the NEWSIES reunited for a ten-year anniversary, and it was everyone's chance to seize the day, once more.
Betty Buckley is in a league all by herself, perhaps the greatest interpreter of a lyric performing today.
There is a phenomenon that occurs at Joe’s pub sometimes.
The Emmet Cohen Trio is back in town and, this week, they are a quartet.
Dianna Agron returns for a third time to the Carlyle, this time with a show centered around jazz music and getting happy.
Austin and Barbara share a special night of musical storytelling created by four artists who made a great team.
Birthed from a brain tweet by Alexandra Silber - I WISH: THE ROLES THAT COULD HAVE BEEN - brought Al and her pals back to Feinstein’s/54 Below to celebrate the dawn of a new age of theatre where all roles are open to all people with the power to wish it so… even in their showers.
Liz Callaway was there for the last forty years, and, now, she is sharing the music and the memories in TO STEVE WITH LOVE, her musical cabaret honoring Mr.
We were there to hear and see the late-night denizens of the stage sing, play, and make dark innuendos about life, sex, gay sex, and all the things that made the party before the Nazi party … well, .
Kayla Capone Kasper makes her New York City solo show debut with a unique tribute show to her favorite actress.
Cheeyang Ng is an impressive human.
The variety in this show is marvelous but the host of the show is The End.
Relative NYC newcomer Jacob Khalil has been making the rounds but when he sold out Birdland Theater, he may just have found an artistic home.
Rodgers and Hammerstein are the topic and Meg Flather is the professor, and such sweet tutorials were never, before, had.
Diana, The Musical has given Anthony Murphy the visibility but he has brought everything else with him, and he has arrived.
Betty Buckley is in great form.
Nelson Riddle, the legendary arranger/orchestrator/composer is largely responsible for what we think of as the sound of The Great American Songbook.
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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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Plant Of The People: A Viper Vaudeville Production Joe's Pub (9/16-9/16) |
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Timeless: A Tribute to Bernadette Peters Don't Tell Mama (10/04-10/04) |
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No Show 54 Below (9/04-9/04) |
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La Música de mi Casa: An Evening of Latino Culture 54 Below (10/08-10/08) |
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The Bowery Boys: Ghost Stories of Old New York Joe's Pub (10/31-10/31) |
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New York Arab American Comedy Festival Joe's Pub (10/17-10/17) |
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Leslee Warren: Light Dark & Stormy - Lena Horne Chelsea Table & Stage (10/08-10/08) PHOTOS VIDEOS |