The Dutch Treaters were watching with great interest what Food Author Corby Kummer and Vocalist Gabrielle Stravelli ordered for dinner at last nights informative and entertaining...
His Oboe was in tune and you could barely catch a glimpse of his lightning-fast tap steps as L.A. based Broadway veteran Jason Graae brought his...
One of the Dutch Treaters at lunch asked for the volume to be raised during Mark Nadler’s performance and Mark quickly replied “well that’s the first...
Watching the reaction of the overflow audience at 54 Below last night during the performance by Storm Large I was reminded of the last line from...
Full Disclosure about Donna McKechnie at The Dutch Treat Club luncheon: None of my photos of Donna have been “retouched” or enhanced by AI…they are straight...
The Manhattan Association of Cabarets lit up the night with its 40th Annual MAC Awards on Monday, March 23, 2026, transforming NYC’s Peter Norton Symphony Space...
Broadway’s Supper Club’s Gala was a heart warming success! Last night the founders of 54 Below opened the doors of their jewel box of a venue...
As April unfolds, cabaret and concert stages take on a renewed importance—offering something increasingly rare: intimacy. In a season of large-scale productions and digital noise, these...
Listening to Lorna Dallas isn’t just an evening of music—it’s a transport. A return to an era when melody mattered, lyrics lingered, and the soprano reigned...
Live From The Hotel Edison Times Square Chronicles Presents”, is normally filmed from the Hotel Edison, but due to several unforeseen circumstances we are doing the...
As part of Carnegie Hall’s United in Sound: America at 250 festival, The New York Pops presented The Music of Us: From Then to Now, an...
It’s one thing to pack the Laurie Beechman Theatre for a cabaret performance, but when the audience is filled with celebs and your peers it says...
The Dutch Treaters were all ears as the club hosted Adam Nimoy the son of Leonard Nimoy the legendary actor known for his portrayal of Dr....
On March 3, 2026, the internationally beloved ensemble Pink Martini brought its signature blend of jazz, classical, and world music to the beautiful Raymond F. Kravis...
A voice that is usually heard by thousands seated and facing Opera, Broadway, and Concert stages soared through the intimate space of 54 Below last night....
Last night Eda and I saw a woman of a certain age looking ravishing and singing like a dream and we could have stayed forever. Debby...
With Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire, time has always been more than a theme—it has been a companion. With their new revue About Time,...
Sometimes, out of the blue, a press release arrives that plants a feeling you cannot quite explain. Reading about Silver Manhattan, the Off-Broadway debut from Jesse...
The weather is definitely challenging, but the New York’s cabarets and clubs make braving the chill well worth it. They are jammed packed with talent. 54...
Some artists are celebrated for a single moment. Others shape the emotional architecture of generations. This spring, Stephen Schwartz is being honored not once, but twice—by...
Each spring in New York, two unique one-night-only benefit concerts arrive, reminding us theatre lovers just how expansive and generous this art form can be. I have...
It was “The Way We Were” and the way we Are during another scintillating afternoon at the Dutch Treat Club on Tuesday, February 17th where the...
Leave it to The New York Pops to turn Valentine’s Day into something far more memorable than roses and prix-fixe menus. Celebrating love one day early,...
Some entertainers walk on stage and show business history walks on with them. That’s the way it was at Tony Danza’s opening night at 54 Below...
Dorothy Parker didn’t just write lines—she left trails of smoke and flame in her wake. At Finding Dorothy Parker, the fire is alive and flickering brilliantly...
