On 9/11 and 9/12, CHARLES BUSCH SINGS JOHNNY MERCER brought new interpretations to the master songwriter's work. “Everything Old Is New Again”…especially in the hands of Charles Busch.…
An SRO night at 54 Below included a star revisiting her role and some of the original Jekkies.…
A murder mystery comes to 54 Below with Steven Sater and James Bourne’s concept album featuring a night of powerhouse vocals and a surefire gen z crowd pleaser.…
The August 29 evening boasted an excellent mission to fundraise for New York State's abortion fund and Black Trans Liberation Kitchen. It featured a slew of strong performances, though the show as a whole could have benefitted from more structure…
While I always mourn the end of summer as we flip the calendar to September, there is one tradition that softens the blow: the finale of Mama’s Next Big Act at Don’t Tell Mama, now in its ninth year.…
From his opening lyrics of “New York, New York,” it was clear that this was a voice of star quality. Shin commanded the stage with a deep, resonant baritone, embellishing the familiar melody with impressive ease…
What If? Part 7 turned musical theater's familiar characters into something completely new, with unexpected songs, surprising pairings, and standout performances making for an entertaining evening benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS…
A producer of cabaret, Pier Lamia Porter has stepped into the light and an audience has discovered a new star.…
After garnering praise and awards for her debut cabaret, Therese Lee proves she isn't a one hit wonder with PENNIES FROM HEAVEN.…
At 98, Marilyn Maye is still singing, swinging, looking terrific, and thrilling an audience just as she has for generations. Catch her latest run Dizzy’s Club this weekend…
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Decade by Decade: The Finale is the concluding installment of a beloved concert series presented by Productions by Stephan. The event brings together standout performers from across the series for a celebration of music through the decades.
Let's Get Schooled is a cabaret event celebrating favorite musicals from Broadway, including Heathers, Legally Blonde, and more.
All of Me is a 75-minute solo concert featuring Broadway performer Marcus Paul James, tracing his journey from a Brooklyn church choir to the biggest stages in American entertainment. James has appeared on Broadway in Rent and Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the...
Neyla Pekarek performs with Mia Gerachis, Michele Rocqet and Brian Cronan singing selections from the album and potential musical The Queen of Music. The album tells the story of real life Queen of magic Adelaide Herrman. The book and additional lyrics are by Gabrielle...
Enemies to Lovers: A Musical Theatre Cabaret is the inaugural production of Paper Crowns Productions, founded by Mackenzie Bruen. Featuring a cast of New York performers, the evening explores one of storytelling's most beloved tropes through musical theatre, pop, and...
Singer/songwriter Neyla Pekarek, formerly of The Lumineers, celebrates her new EP The Queen of Magic with a special Vaudevillian Extravaganza featuring curiosities and amusements from special guests. The evening includes magic from Linda Hung and harmonies from the acclaimed...
Juan Castro makes his solo concert debut at The Green Room 42 in this one-night-only concert exploring the concept of love and how his perspective on the subject has changed over the years. The show features songs from the Great American Songbook, Sondheim, and iconic divas like...
Don't Be So Hard on Yourself is a cabaret concert of new songs written by Alex Syiek, featuring guest songwriters Jacob Fjeldheim and Teddy Trice, built around the idea that we are often our own harshest critics and that there is power and humor in learning to let those harsh...
CALLBACK gives rising artists the chance to perform the roles that almost changed everything — final callbacks, near misses, and the what-ifs they never forgot. The cast includes Jacob Morrell, Nora Collard, Rueby Wood, Brooks Hamilton, Hayden Poe, Seger Ott-Rudolph, Loren...
Almost Midnight: Broadway's Biggest Showstoppers is a one-night celebration of the eleven o'clock number, the explosive and electric usually-second-to-last songs that represent a major character experiencing a pivotal realization, crisis, or emotional turning point. Produced and...
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The Doctor Will See You Now (Live EP Recording) The Cutting Room (9/21-9/21) |
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Jensen Freeman: Neon Nights Laurie Beechman Theatre (9/26-9/26) |
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The Beat Goes On Don't Tell Mama (10/08-10/08) |
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Timeless: A Tribute to Bernadette Peters Don't Tell Mama (10/04-10/04) |
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Seth Sikes with Tedd Firth: If You Feel Like Singing, Sing! 54 Below (9/22-9/22) |
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¡Pa’l Bosque!: Honoring Stephen Sondheim 54 Below (9/21-9/21) |
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Alysha Umphress: Season of the Witch Joe's Pub at The Public Theater (10/25-10/25) |
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Elena Shaddow Sings Nine… all of it! 54 Below (10/29-10/29) |
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Marilyn Maye 54 Below (11/27-11/27) |
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Joe McGinty & The Loser's Lounge: Squeeze vs. XTC – The Battle of the Bands! Joe's Pub at The Public Theater (10/03-10/03) |
