BWW Review: SHAKINA NAYFACK Makes It Through In WHATEVER GETS YOU THROUGH IT at Feinstein's/54 Below
SHAKINA NAYFACK: WHATEVER GETS YOU THROUGH IT re-opening F/54B was really as fab a pride celebration as we could wish for and we hope that the lady will find her way back onto the club’s calendar soon...
BWW Review: CELIA MEI RUBIN & FRIENDS SING SETH BISEN-HERSH Packs Don't Tell Mama With Grateful Patrons
As Broadway and Off-Broadway performers get back onto the stages of live-entertainment venues in New York City, there are songs that long to be sung... And Seth Bisen-Hersh has plenty to go around....
BWW Review: ANTHONY NUNZIATA Is a Top-Notch Storyteller at The Green Room 42
There are some performers who are blessed with an ineffable quality called “stage presence.” They enter a stage and instantly command your attention, even if they are not really doing much. It is more than looks or charisma or talent. It’s as if they are able to alter the very air in a room si...
BWW Review: AMERICA'S SWEETHEARTS is a Modern Day USO Show at The Green Room 42
AMERICA’S SWEETHEARTS is a bit of an organization. The group consists of eleven women but only three perform at any one performance. Tonight’s trio consisted of group founder Carly Kincannon, Amanda Lavergne (Annie, The People in the Picture, ) and Kristen Michelle (Once Upon a Mattress.) Their ...
BWW Review: Karen Oberlin Sings from the Heart at The West Bank Cafe
Karen Oberlin (Our Sinatra) is not only a delicious singer blessed with great musical sensitivity and excellent diction, but she is also a wonderfully passionate actor who can bring a wide range of emotions to every well-formed phrase. Some singers take great care to make sure the emotions land ...
BWW Review: Linda Purl Sparkled at MetropolitanZoom In Her First Virtual Show
Linda Purl and trio deliver a memorable evening of authentic cabaret....
BWW Review: Nicole Spano LAUGH IT OFF Brings Quality Entertainment to MetropolitanZoom
Nicole Spano played a good show for MetropolitanZoom on June 10th and Broadway World Cabaret's newest team member was mightily impressed....
BWW Review: JAZZ BRUNCH Is Not Your Mama's Open Mic at Pangea
Thanks to the successful vaccines and the re-opening of clubs and cabaret rooms, we are starting to see a slow return to the normality of gathering to hear the work of fellow artists. I was privileged to be at such a gathering this afternoon when I attended the PANGEA SUNDAY OPEN MIC & JAZZ BRUNCH. ...
BWW Review: JUST ONE LOOK: THE SONGS OF LINDA RONSTADT. Travis Moser Salutes the Legendary Rocker at The Green Room 42
Travis Moser is a gifted storyteller as well as an excellent vocalist, as he proved many times in the evening. Most notably in “The Moon’s a Harsh Mistress. It is a very poetic lyric that he delivered with great emotion. He was also particularly effective in Jimmy Webb’s “Still Within the So...
BWW Review: Farah Alvin B-SIDE Gets an A+ at The Green Room 42
Farah Alvin's is the kind of talent people pray for, but not everyone gets. Her new show at The Green Roon is just one more example of the fact that hers is a voice that needs to be heard, a talent that needs to be seen....
BWW Review: ZEN BROTHER is a Winning Combo at The West Bank Cafe
It’s hard to pinpoint the proper musical label for Zen Brother. The closest I can come would be to call their style ‘“jazz fusion.” Although what the jazz is being fused with changes from piece to piece. The set I heard contained influences from salsa, funk, R & B, swing, and New Age. And...
BWW Review: Aaron Lee Battle Tames the Heat With Cool Jazz at West Bank Cafe
Aaron Lee Battle and Jon Weber are a testament to one of the things that make New York such an amazing city: the artists who call this place home are working at the top of their game and are always moving the goalpost toward something finer, something more challenging, and something more beautiful....
BWW Review: The West Bank Cafe Doubles Down on Delightful Duo Shows
The West Bank Cafe continues to bring interesting, diverse, and entertaining nightclub entertainers in to perform for their patrons, and Sunday night was an evening of variety... in fact, it was like two Variety TV Shows back to back....
BWW Review: BRIAN FALDUTO Brings Country to NYC at The Green Room 42
“Gay country singer' are not always words that fit neatly together, but Falduto, also a certified life coach, has integrated all the parts of that label quite nicely. His act is not only about good music, it is about being empowered to be your highest self....
BWW Review: Eric Yves Garcia Makes Movie Moods at The West Bank Cafe
Eric Yves Garcia has a special thing going on with him, the Great American Songbook, his piano, and the crowd at The West Bank Cafe....
BWW Review: NICOLAS KING: HINDSIGHT IS 2020 is a Joy From Start to Finish at The Green Room 42
NICOLAS KING: HINDSIGHT IS 2020 was 70 minutes of awesome jazz technique, great storytelling, and honest showmanship. He acknowledges his musical influences with love and gratitude: Mel Tormé, Charles Aznavour, Fred Astaire, Carol Burnett, and most especially his mentor, Liza Minnelli. Their work s...
BWW Review: ONE NIGHT WITH LUBA MASON At The Soapbox Gallery; Hot Jazz In A Cool Space Hitting All The Right Notes
Combining with the room Mason, her expert musicians, and her song arrangements gives one a feeling of an updated beatnik arthouse chic....
BWW Review: SETH SIKES: RUNNING WILD And Cutting Loose at The Green Room 42
But for all the goody-two-shoes exterior, there’s a devilish glint behind the eyes that hints at something darker. He only lets it out once in a while, but it’s exciting when he does. Sikes is known for his shows honoring Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli. He brings much of their full-throated, sho...
BWW CD Review: THERE'S MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM Gives The Osmond Chapman Orchestra Impressive Debut
The debut CD from The Osmond Chapman Orchestra releases tomorrow, and if THERE'S MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM, we want more, and we want it now....
BWW Review: Jordan Wolfe and Michelle Dowdy Are a Breath of Fresh Air at The West Bank Cafe
Jordan and Michelle have a good thing going, on stage and off, and last night they shared it with the lucky patrons of The West Bank Cafe....
BWW Review: Meg Flather and Tracy Stark Bring Life, Love, and Girl Power to The West Bank Cafe
It's been a long time for Meg Flather and for her fans, but everyone left The West Bank sated and smiling after a dinner music set that ranks as full-blown cabaret show....
BWW CD Review: With SMILING AND WEEPING The Drinkwater Brothers Claim Their Place As Today's Troubadours
One thing after another Matthew and John Drinkwater are showing the world why they're here, and why they deserve to be. The six songs on their new EP are just more proof positive....
BWW Review: David LaMarr & Darnell White: FULLY VACCINATED Is Artistic Entertainment Fully Perfected
The debut act of Darnell White and David LaMarr will become known as one of the great cabaret debuts of all time....
BWW Review: NATALIE JOY JOHNSON Is Comedic Gold at The Green Room 42
Natalie Joy Johnson sent the crowd home happy from The Green Room 42. Happy and hysterical....
BWW CD Review: JOHN ZISA: YOU GOTTA BE is a Labor of Love
John Zisa, an alumnus of American Idol, has deep roots in gospel and R&B and this album is steeped in those traditions, even though the songs are mostly covers of pop tunes. What unifies the 13 tracks is a longing for connection and a belief that love, while often elusive, is our best hope for deal...
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