Review: The Unbeatable Deborah Cox FINALLY Comes To 54 Below
Fresh off the heels of the gargantuan Broadway hit TITANIQUE, Deborah Cox makes the most glittering cabaret debut of this or any other season.…
Fresh off the heels of the gargantuan Broadway hit TITANIQUE, Deborah Cox makes the most glittering cabaret debut of this or any other season.…
For Australians who've made NYC their home, hearing familiar songs, seeing familiar faces, and laughing at jokes that require absolutely no explanation is a particular kind of joy. Seeing so much Australian talent onstage made this reviewer enormously proud to come from the Land Down Under.…
This reviewer was thrilled with this long needed injection of nostalgic musical talent that still pulls at the old heart strings. Thank you Patti LuPone! Pure magic in song.…
As one of the inaugural recipients of the Star to Be Project at the Laurie Beechman Theatre, produced in conjunction with the York Theatre Company, Charlie High paid tribute to Judy Garland and her legendary 1961 Carnegie Hall concert on October 4…
On Sunday October 4, Brian J. Nash put on a show that could have played to a full house at Radio City Music Hall and satisfied every single person present.…
Well-done cabaret feels like being invited into someone’s world and leaving with a deeper understanding of who they are. Linda Jackson’s debut show TEMPORARILY LOST delivers on that promise.…
Charming, disarming, and absolutely delightful, Jackie Draper is a beacon of professionalism in cabaret, while presenting her Michel Legrand tribute show.…
Ariana DeBose, a shining star of the stage and screen, made her Café Carlyle debut this week with a knockout show. The limited run ends on Sunday October 3…
People are lucky that Jeanna de Waal keeps coming back to the clubs with her acts because she's good at it, and she gets better with each show.…
There’s a reason Tracey Yarad’s All These Pretty Things has won awards and enjoyed sold-out performances at the Edinburgh and Adelaide Fringe Festivals–and that’s because it is a fantastic one-woman show.…
14 total · showing 11–14

I LEFT THE PLAY WITH A SMILE FROM EAR TO EAR AND THAT WARM AND FUZZY FEELING OF A LIFE FAR LESS COMPLICATED THAN THE FAST PACED ONE OF TODAY. THANK YOU, DEAR DORIS! - DOWNTOWN MAGAZINE ...the perfect American Housewife Orlando WeeklyDoris Dear once again shows us that she is the...

Daryl L. Stewart, actor, performing & teaching artist, dubbed “a dynamo” and “a new voice to fill the rafters of the theater” takes center stage with his versatile musical style (broadway meets jazz meets gospel), electric energy and signature storytelling style in all new...

NYC Drag personality Witti Repartee returns to the Triad Theatre for her 6th Broads and Bawd's Cabaret. "The Rainbow Correction" is a musical review features songs inspired by a frog, a pig, a weirdo and his chickens, a comic bear, a piano-playing dog and their fuzzy friends...

Sarah Boone lights up the Triad stage with a new show paying homage to the fair-haired leading ladies of classic film musicals. It's an evening of musical treasures first introduced by Jane Powell, Judy Holliday, Ginger Rogers, Shirley Jones, Debbie Reynolds, Betty Grable, Alice...
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