Sharon Ruben brings Broadway to the Triad with “2 Guys and a Doll Do Broadway,” also featuring accomplished performers Zach Miller and Frank Moran. Lights up...
Katia Malarsky and Joshua J. Bennett “All You Have To Do Is Be,” is an original show created by the talented duo. Written, directed and arranged...
Cindy Marinangel completely embodies the spirit of Marlene Dietrich, the brave German actress who was known both for her sultry femme fetal and her outspoken political...
Bootsy’s Bodacious Burlesque, which debuted at the acclaimed Metropolitan Room on Thursday May 4th, is a classy, fun, exciting, and innovative spin on Burlesque. It’s modern...
The Metropolitan Room is packed and excitement bubbles throughout the venue as we await Doreen Montalvo’s entrance. Montalvo, who recently replaced Andrea Burns as Gloria Estefan’s...
Melinda Hughes’ timely cabaret show, “Cheers Darling!” is a poignantly hilarious look at current affairs, worldwide. A beautiful songstress in her own right, she gives new meaning...
Emily Goglia’s show entitled “Girl Meets Guy, Guy Meets Guy, Girl Meets Drink,” takes the audience on a wild ride of the heart. Emily reveals, both...
Who Mourns For Bob the Goon? centers around five veterans who all believe themselves to be comic book villains and their therapist, Jonathan. When Langly aka Asurka, the...
In Thank God for Jokes, Mike Birbiglia reminds us that, “Jokes are your side of the story. Your opinion.” He is interested in what a joke...
Too Blondes, a one woman show staring Savannah Brown and Chase O’Donnell, is a fiercely funny and smartly written cabaret act. These “too” girls are insanely...
The Malt House on Thompson Street in Greenwich Village is an ideal blend of homey comfort and sophisticated warmth. The food is delicious. The playlist adds...
Circus Now really lives in the present. It is a conceptually stunning departure from the traditional circus that one would imagine with clowns on tricycles passing...
For anyone fascinated by the powerful history of New York’s golden age artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Noel Coward and Marilyn Monroe, this show is a...
Tom Stoppard’s play The Real Thing is a profound look at relationships. The play is centered on the lives of two married couples, all of which work in theater. Circumstances shift when Annie and Henry fall...
