The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Cabaret.
It’s a very exciting thing when a new cabaret venue is born, though the main thrust of the new venue looks to be more rock, pop, jazz, blues, r&b but with artists like Reeve Carney, Erika Henningsen, and Mason Alexander Park making appearances there, the Broadway crowds will find their way down to
Kelli O'Hara has one of the most beautiful voices on Broadway today, probably ever.
Jaime Lozano is all about creating work for the Latin and Hispanic communities, and in the process he creates good fun for a house full of enthusiastic music lovers.
When Stephen DeAngelis created this regular series dedicated to the understudies and standbys, he couldn't have known it would last nearly two decades.
Vaya Con Dios is out, Necesito Saber is out, and Fleur Seule is playing out.
A gentle wish for peace and an acknowledgment of the beauty all around us.
With Sarah Joy Kane planning to move with her military man to Florida, this premier in the Original Room at DTM seems to also be the duo’s swan song as well.
The two friends fill the stage with antics and belt their way through a delightful show
An idea that came out of the pandemic quarantine is now a movement that will (and should) continue to grow and change lives.
Broadway dreams die hard.
With power notes like the ones displayed in his new show, Scott Raneri is completely cast-able in musical theater, which is most of what he talks about in his show about being an extra.
Christine Andreas' show, AND SO IT GOES, which opened at 54 Below last evening, doesn’t contain even a whiff of politics.
Along with several collaborators, Jeremy Stolle showcases his talent and humor in a two-night show.
HJ created tremendous buzz around her million-dollar idea - taking the “children’s” book A IS FOR AUDRA: BROADWAY'S LEADING LADIES FROM A TO Z by John Robert Allman - and using it as the wraparound to showcase her musical theatre fandom and considerable talents.
Bob O'Hare - It's a New World - A great collection of Ira Gershwin songs
Tony Yazbeck's self-titled show is a celebration of motion.
Samba and Belly Dancer Hannah Anastasia curates an evening of dance from the East for a sold-out crowd at Hell's Kitchen hotspot Don't Tell Mama.
International Kabarett artist Adrienne Haan leaves it all on the stage at the Triad in her Weimar Cabaret show about the Jewish artists who influenced the history of the art form, next to be seen on September 25th.
Haley Swindal (Chicago, Jekyll & Hyde, White Christmas) is a performer in the old sense, the kind who would have been right at home in the age of television variety shows.
With one of the most chemistry-laden bands in town, Marissa Licata couldn't go wrong.
Surrounded by the modern design sensibilities of the Birdland Theater, Susan Mack spent a Sunday night taking the audience back in time.
The joy and terror of doing cabaret entertainment is that it is amazingly confessional.
What happens when two women coming out of the pandemic throw away their filters and jump back into the work world with a new artistic idea? A new artistic partnership that could go all the way.
Not to sell him short on his verbal funniness, as Tom’s spoken comedy keeps everything moving at a hilarious clip between the funny songs.
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The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour BIRDLAND (9/14-9/14) |
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54 Sings Adele 54 Below (11/03-11/03) |
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Broadway Sin Vergüenza: Telenovela Nights 54 Below (10/15-10/15) |
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54 Sings Together, Together: A Harry Styles Celebration 54 Below (9/29-9/29) |
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Alysha Umphress: Season of the Witch Joe's Pub (10/25-10/25) |
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Khiyon: In Concert 54 Below (11/06-11/06) |
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Julian Velard: No One Goes To The Movies Anymore Joe's Pub (9/27-9/27) |
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54 Sings Queen 54 Below (11/04-11/04) |
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House of SpeakEasy: Seriously Entertaining Joe's Pub (10/06-10/06) |
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Solstice Sessions: Blind Duet Cabaret 54 Below (11/20-11/20) |
