BWW Review: MARIA WIRRIES Wows Crowd In Solo Feinstein's/54 Below Show
In an age of show biz multi-hyphenates, Maria Wirries can do anything she wants to because she has all the talent, every last bit of it.
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In an age of show biz multi-hyphenates, Maria Wirries can do anything she wants to because she has all the talent, every last bit of it.
Becca Kidwell's Show Of Dares is one of the most imaginative and creative ideas for a cabaret show, pushing her to new heights in her artistry, and proving that which her friends and mentors already know: in the cabaret rooms of New York City, Becca has found an artistic home.
The one-time sidekick of many other artists waited until she was good and ready to debut her solo cabaret, and it was well worth the wait.
Sally Wilfert is the kind of singer you just want to listen to all night.
Ari Grooves' show is a trip back in time to connect with ancestors, both hers personally and the collective ancestors.
The Randy Andys wrap theater, comedy, and sisterhood up in a ball of fabulous harmony and surprising musical selections.
Her electric stage presence and tough girl command of the space last night evoked a Joplin-in-concert tone as well as chair dancing and, as she called it, “The Gay Gasps” from her peeps when she took up the Janis classic, PIECE OF MY HEART.
Kate Baker had the folks at Pangea living for her jazz music last night, as they languished in the ambiance of one of the city's most comfortable and cozy restaurants.
In what should be the first of many Latinx-themed cabaret room club acts, four performing artists who are definitely closely-knit shared some of their favorite music and stories from a show that is very special to them all.
For those of you who haven’t seen The Skivvies yet, they are Lauren Molina (Sweeney Todd, Rock of Ages, Marry Me a Little) and Nick Cearley (1st National All Shook Up, Sex Tips for Women From a Gay Man.
In many ways, Jason Robert Brown’s show focused on the metaphorical prison we are all just emerging from as we slowly return to something resembling our former lives.
Before he left the house to do his show Wednesday, Deon'te Goodman did all the work that builds a foundation for a good show.
When Paulo is in the house, thrills are on the menu, take that to heart, along with his entire setlist of songs to make you sigh and cry.
Blaine Alden Krauss premieres the first of two shows that have to be seen, at any cost.
What do you get when you combine the pianistic finesse of Michael Feinstein, the smooth phrasing of Tony Bennett, and the bawdy wit of Bette Midler? You get Michael McAssey, who for 40 years has reigned as the clown prince of New York cabaret, and has enchanted as one of its most talented troubadour
There are young people in the cabaret rooms of New York City because of the young talent and ever-changing material to be found in those rooms.
It's all rock and roll to Mike Wartella and his 54 Below audience Monday night wouldn't have it any other way.
With Her Powerful Voice And Even More Powerful Personality And Even More Powerful Sensuality, STORM LARGE Proved She’s More Hurricane Than Storm.
Fifteen months off of the stage certainly hasn't diminished their light, their talent, or their on stage instincts.
Gianni Valenti sure knows how to throw a re-opening, as Birdland audiences last week learned.
With a new album on the way, Blaine Alden Krauss is saying hello to summer and goodbye to New York with his lead off single HAUS OF LOVE.
The star of the TV show PLAN B has a plan all her own, to heal through music, and that is precisely what she did on Friday night at 54 Below.
With the world of showbiz finally getting the message that casting brackets need to go, that all parts should be for all people, this installment of I WISH, with all of these hard-working musical theatre performers presenting roles that coulda been, proves that they, in fact, shoulda been.
For her Pride show at 54 Below, Nicole Vanessa Ortiz brought down the house on a room full of people who were proud to have picked this show to see.
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