Jule Styne News

Feinstein's at the Regency, Michael Feinstein's acclaimed cabaret venue, has announced its fifth season of performances, which will feature cabaret turns by Carol Channing, the Pizzarellis, Feinstein himself and Rebecca Luker, among others

Mark Nadler, KT Sullivan, Heather MacRae and Craig Rubano in an exceptional revue of America's most popular composer.

Faith Prince and Lucy Lawless will make up the gold-digging duo in a concert version of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes at Seattle's 5th Avenue theatre from May 13th to May 15th

LOVE/LIFE, A Life in Song, will play on Sunday and Monday nights in the Vivian Beaumont Theater beginning Sunday, May 1.

The York Theatre Company will present God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, the 49th musical presentation in its Musical in Mufti Series of staged concerts, by Alan Menken and the late Howard Ashman, based on the Kurt Vonnegut bestseller, on April 1, 2, and 3.

Peter Yawitz has a wife, 2 kids, a corporate job and a hilarious cabaret act about balancing them all

She fights, she crows, she flies...and how she flies! Cathy Rigby delivers a feisty, almost fierce performance as an ageless Peter Pan.

FEINSTEIN'S AT THE REGENCY is proud to present the debut engagement of TV and Broadway star MIMI HINES from March 29 - April 2. In celebration of the 40th Anniversary of her starring role on Broadway in Funny Girl, and the centennial celebration of the show's composer Jule Styne, Ms. Hines will feature songs from the legendary score including 'People,' 'Don't Rain On My Parade' and 'I'm The Greatest Star.' Also included in the show are selections such as 'Till There Was You,' 'And I Was Beautiful' and 'My Shining Hour.' Ms. Hines will be joined by musical director Fred Barton. All performances are at the Regency Hotel (540 Park Avenue at 61st Street.)

In conjunction with Stephen Sondheim's 75th birthday, PS Classics Inc., the nonprofit organization dedicated to the heritage of American musical theatre, will release a series of CD's entitled 'SONDHEIM SINGS.'

Jule Styne composed Broadway's greatest overture, for 'Gypsy,' and if anyone might be able to do it justice with only one instrument, it would be Mark Nadler, who wrings magic out of piano keys better than any other cabaret artist around. Nadler plays just the top of the overture before segueing into Gypsy's 'All I Need Is the Girl' to open the Styne tribute at the Oak Room. And that song provides a perfect lyric-'If she'll just appear...'-for the entrance of Nadler's costar, KT Sullivan.

Rita McKenzie stars in her Acclaimed Award-Winning Off-Broadway Musical 'Ethel Merman's Broadway' Saluting the Queen of Broadway's Golden Age

Review of the all-star concert...

NEW YORK CITY CENTER presented its fourth annual ENCORES! BASH November 21 and 22 as a precursor to the 2005 ENCORES! Season that kicks off in February.

Some of Broadway's Top Talent Will Perform Songs by Harold Arlen, Marc Blitzstein, Dorothy Fields, Frederick Loewe and Jule Styne in Celebration Of The 100th Anniversary of the Birth of These Immortal American Songwriters

Yes, Broadway's newest musical was hit hard by the first wave of reviews, but Brooklyn has its good points

Scott Siegel presented an evening of songs written about Brooklyn, by Brooklyn-born composers, or identified with Brooklyn-born singers.

More than 50 years after it's smash West End production, Musicals Tonight! presents the North American premiere of Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray's first collaboration

Cabaret star Tom Andersen answers ten questions about his career and his latest album, WHO KNOWS?