The Lineup With Susie Mosher performs every Tuesday night in the Birdland Theater in midtown NYC. Ms. Mosher emcees a fun and energetic night of invited guest performers.
Marilyn Maye toasts the New Year 2022 on the stage of the Birdland Theater with songs of love and friendship.
You can’t say Jim Caruso’s Cast Party hasn’t had staying power! Every Monday night for the past eighteen years, musical talent has been celebrated on the Birdland stage. Superstars, up-and-comers, Broadway legends, jazzers and cabaret divas have all been in the spotlight and taken a turn at the grand piano.
The crowd was treated to seventy minutes of beloved holiday standards, bawdy parodies, signature story-telling, and high-energy Fosse choreography that have all come to mean “Let’s Christmas!”
On Monday, December 13, singer Kimberley Locke stormed the historic Birdland stage in New York City to celebrate the holidays and the release of her new CD, “Christmas is Here.”
Beautiful music was made on Monday, December 6, when hostess/producer Jamie deRoy brought her multi-MAC Award-winning Variety Show, Jamie deRoy & friends, back to Birdland.
On Monday, November 29, Robbie Rozelle made his Birdland debut with “The Next One,” a carefully curated evening of chaos celebrating his 45th birthday. “The Next One” was created for every person who has ever told the comedian “I can’t make it, but I’ll be at the next one.” Musical direction and arrangements by Yasuhiko Fukuoka, with Wes Bourland on bass, Mike Lunroe on drums, Johnny Wise on violin, Samuel Quiggins on cello, and David Ashton on reeds.
On November 15, singer Natalie Douglas resumed her smash monthly residency as part of the Broadway at Birdland concert series with a new edition of her hit series entitled “Tributes.” In this particular concert, Ms. Douglas celebrated the work of singer/songwriter James Taylor.
Linda Purl brings 'In The Mood: Songs For Jumping Back Into Life' to Birdland Theater Nightclub in NYC.
On Monday, November 8, three world-class tappers joined three brilliant jazz instrumentalists on the Birdland stage to create 'A Little Old, A Little New.'
Marilyn Maye kicks off the fall holiday season with live shows at Feinstein's 54 Below in NYC
Phil Geoffrey Bond brought a special edition of 'Sondheim Unplugged: Into Sweeney Todd's Woods' to Feinstein's/54 Below for Halloween 2021. A collection of songs from Sondheim's 'Into The Woods' and 'Sweeney Todd'
On Monday, October 18th, Spencer Howard and his company Broadway Booker presented a star-studded concert at Birdland.
Over the past two months, Jim Caruso’s Cast Party has been packing Birdland with throngs of music and theater lovers eager to cheer the return of the show biz scene. Fans of Broadway, jazz, country, and the Great American Songbook have been delighted by the impromptu talent that has consistently shown up to entertain.
On Monday, October 4, Amanda Green and a slew of her talented friends presented “Vaxxed AF!” on the iconic Birdland stage.
Singer Susan Mack debuts her new solo show 'Music In The Air' at the Birdland Theater for the fall season.
The Broadway cast of COMPANY took the Birdland stage on Monday, September 20 with a benefit concert for Darkness RISING. The Darkness RISING project provides direct mental health resources for the community, as well as for Broadway show company members.
Carole J. Bufford returned to the Birdland stage with 'Poets and Pickers,” celebrating the work of some of the world’s most unique storytellers in song. Featuring Peter Calo on guitar and Chris Marshak on drums, Carole performed songs by Paul Simon, Randy Newman, Irving Berlin, Bobbie Gentry, Cole Porter, Johnny Cash, John Prine, and more.
There were dazzling musical performances by Peter Cincotti, Victoria Shaw, Ruby Locknar, Azusa Sheshe Dance, Matt Baker, Ava Locknar, Artemesia LeFay, Nicole Zuraitis, Hailey Brinnel & Joe Plowman, Callie Holley, Quentin Harris & Bryce Edwards and Lowell Oakley, among many others.
Historically, Monday night has been known as a dark night on the show biz scene, but Cast Party changed all that eighteen years ago. That’s when host Jim Caruso decided to shine a bright spotlight on Broadway, jazz and cabaret stars, all the while thrilling the people who love those folks!
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