Some theatrical evenings feel less like “a show” and more like a perfectly timed invitation to come sit, order something strong, and let some theatrical brilliance...
The Jazz Cruise 26’ put out to sea on Jan 27 and brought together 100 of the most highly acclaimed and celebrated musicians on the planet...
Oh the weather is freezing but the New York’s cabarets and clubs are turning up the heat with star-studded lineups that make braving the chill well...
If you wandered into Midtown last weekend and thought you felt a seismic shift in the city’s cultural pulse, you weren’t wrong. The Association of Performing...
When it comes to 20th-century pop royalty, few figures shine as luminously—or as distinctively—as Burt Bacharach. With over 500 recorded compositions, 48 Top 10 hits, 73...
If you’re lucky in this life, you get to witness a living master in her full power — not as a nostalgic throwback, but as a...
New singers belting old songs is the perfect way to bring musical lovers of all generations together. What a great way to start a new year!...
The dearth of offerings on Broadway that were of interest led me to seek quality in those dark, sometimes dank, yet always charming boites known as...
As the temperatures drop, New York’s cabarets and clubs are turning up the heat with star-studded lineups that make braving the chill well worth it.” Check...
There is something singularly enchanting about celebrating the season with The New York Pops, and this year’s concert, A Place Called Home, was no exception. Under...
Susie Clausen’s return to New York’s beloved Don’t Tell Mama cabaret room was nothing short of a triumph. Performing under the direction of the legendary Marilyn...
George Gershwin created a large portion of his melodies and harmonies on Manhattan’s Upper West Side and how appropriate that Songbook Sundays celebrated him in a...
Usually my eyes and camera lens are pointed towards the stage, but last night I had the honor of looking out at the audience from my...
I I have seen a lot of holiday shows from this talented Broadway favorite, but never have I witnessed an audience in tears so many times...
As the holiday season arrives in New York, Jazz at Lincoln Center’s beloved Songbook Sundays series continues its celebration of America’s most cherished musical traditions with...
It’s the time of year for great Holiday Shows and the Rockefeller Center area was the place to be for one today Dec.16th. No, it wasn’t...
Christine Pedi is a gift to New York. I have seen Christine perform at various fundraising events over the years. She is a welcome performer at...
Joe Iconis and his delightfully unhinged gang of musical theater punks are back at 54 Below, decking the halls (and every square inch of the venue)...
Yesterday’s (Dec 9) lunch at The Dutch Treat Club included Cole Porter and Stephen Sondheim on the menu in a De-Lovely presentation that included cabaret singers...
We all know that forecasting the weather can be difficult, but based upon the reactions of a standing room only crowd at Birdland last night (...
Anthony Nunziata’s 17-city U.S. Holiday Tour touched down in Manhattan last night and the charismatic singers New York fans and some Broadway notables filled the Laurie...
When scribe Candace Bushnell created Carrie Bradshaw as her alter-ego while writing her “Sex and the City” column, she didn’t want her parents to know that...
It wasn’t your classic Dutch Treat event last night ( Dec 2) as club members gathered for dinner. Cabaret/Broadway performers and speakers who are usually featured...
It’s chilly and cabaret that was the soul. Sutton Foster returns to the Cafe Carlyle, Seth Rudsky brings his friends to Carnegie Hall and it is...
If you use the code “please get me a seat” at the 54 Below box office you might be able to snag a spot to see...
