Review: KT Sullivan's CARPET RIDE at the Laurie Beechman Is a Glorious Glide
No, the Laurie Beechman Theatre/ West Bank Cafe will not be disappearing forever as feared.
No, the Laurie Beechman Theatre/ West Bank Cafe will not be disappearing forever as feared.
This reviewer was overwhelmed at such amazing talent on one stage.
Danny Bacher, the multi-award-winning singer, saxophonist, songwriter and entertainer is well on his way (together with co-author Bernie Hogya) in adding best selling author to his many artistic accomplishments.
Read our interview with a long-time, long admired cabaret star who celebrates born in the same month (different year) as one of his idols (Noel Coward).
Sisters Ann Hampton Callaway & Liz Callaway new show runs nightly through 11/30 at 54 Below.
On Thursday, April 10, 2025, Wharton Arts will honor award-winning American actor and baritone Norm Lewis with its Lifetime Achievement Award at its Annual Gala.
See our rehearsal photos from this week's one-night-only concert, AN EVENING WITH MAX VON ESSEN, featuring Steven Reineke and The New York Pops, here!
KEEN COMPANY has revealed the complete cast for their starry, one-night-only benefit concert of Stephen Sondheim’s Marry Me a Little which will take place at Peter Norton Symphony Space.
THE SONGS THAT GOT AWAY was another trip through songs famous and not so famous with Michael Feinstein in fine form, as usual.
The Cabaret Convention concludes with 'Everything Old IS New Again' hosted by KT Sullivan.
Bobby Short, whose centennial we can celebrate this year, was a cabaret favorite.
See backstage photos from the first night of the Mabel Mercer Foundation's Annual Cabaret Spectacular.
Monday is typically referred to as a “slow” night of the week in New York City inasmuch as most Broadway shows are “dark”.
Ann Hampton Callaway will return to The Pheasantry Jazz Club in London with her new show, SIRENS OF SWING.
Next week, 54 BELOW will present some of the brightest stars from Broadway, cabaret, jazz, and beyond.
Cheyenne Jackson is laying himself bare on stage at 54 Below, nightly through Sunday September 29 with his hilarious new show Signs of Life.
See photos from Cheyenne Jackson’s second performance of SIGNS OF LIFE at 54 Below with special guest Abby Mueller.
Having not traveled too much afar, since Covid, when Eda and I learned that Hugh Panaro would be making his Crazy Coqs debut here in London, we booked the trip.
Possessing a booming yet silky tenor voice and a natural charm, it’s clear why Panaro’s career has been so successful.
According to the Canadian Press, Paul Anka says his bio-musical is beginning to gain traction.