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The Eighth Annual New York Burlesque Festival: Sept 30-Oct 3

Written by Scott Barbarino

Stoli, Thirsty Girl Productions and Pontani Productions is presenting the 8th Annual New York Burlesque Festival Thursday, Sept 30 through Sunday, Oct 3 at four different New York venues. The Saturday Spectacular is being held at BB King on 42nd St. As part of the NYBF, the New York School of Burlesque is offering special classes presented by national and international Burlesque performers in town for the event, on Oct 2 & 3 and information on classes can be found at: http://www.schoolofburlesque.com/nybf2010.shtml

ON THE FRINGE: MY FINAL ANALYSIS

Written by Daryl Glenn

Better late than never, I suppose, as I am just a tad tardy in reporting on the final three Fringe Festival entries I was assigned. But life being what it is, the unexpected can throw you way off course and…oh, who cares?...on with the shows! These three that I have thrown together here are all musicals (sort of) and had wildly divergent approaches and levels of success. Indeed, thrown together might well describe one of the shows and a couple approached what might be referred to as the better never category! Gratefully, one was a true, qualified success, so let’s begin there.

MARILYN MAYE RETURNS TO THE METROPOLITAN ROOM

Written by Scott Barbarino

In an exclusive nine-show engagement at Metropolitan Room, 34 West 22^nd Street, beginning Friday October 8, the marvelous Marilyn Maye premieres Her Own Kind of Broadway, highlighting the many recordings of Broadway songs she put on the charts for RCA Records. Her Own Kind of Broadway performs at the following times: Friday & Saturday October 8 & 9 at 9:30pm; Sunday October 10 at 7pm; and Tuesday through Sunday October 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, all at 7pm.

MICHAEL FEINSTEIN & BARBARA COOK - “Cheek to Cheek”

Written by Sandi Durell

In the elegant atmosphere of Feinstein’s at the Loews Regency, you will find two relaxed friends whoopin’ it up, singing some of the greatest songs from the American Songbook. What could be more exciting than listening to the remarkable Barbara Cook (www.BarbaraCook.com)and the dreamy-toned Michael Feinstein (www.MichaelFeinstein.com) together on stage? Since Feinstein has moved away from sitting behind the piano to performing upfront at the mic, he has grown exponentially as a major impressive singer with knock out vocals on “You’re Gonna Hear from Me” and “Without A Song,” the latter shifting from soft ballad to quick time to swing.

BIG MAC! A report from the back of the table

Written by Daryl Glenn

I remember it well! Fresh off the Greyhound from Lexington, KY (that’s pronounced Lexnun, btw) I attended my first Broadway Flea Market in historic Shubert Alley. I was completely starstruck and overwhelmed with all of the theatre related items, many of them from actual Broadway shows! Oh, the treasures I unearthed!

SUNDAY IN NEW YORK Late September Catch-Up on Cabaret

Written by Rob Lester

Forget about that old movie title song, “Never on a Sunday” that claimed Sunday was “a day of rest,” or the one from Flower Drum Song called “Sunday” that called it “Sunday, sweet Sunday, with nothing to do.” There’s plenty to do. This Sunday is the annual Broadway Flea Market where proceeds from all sales of theatre-related items go to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. You’ll find some cabaret faces selling you theatre and cabaret-related merchandise at the table run by MAC, the Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs.

OKLAHOMO: The Adventures of Dave and Gary

Written by Scott Barbarino

Oklahomo is a new rock musical comedy satire that chronicles the journey of Dave and Gary, two Midwestern mall food court employees who are also partners in love (and eventually justice). Dave’s life-long dreams of becoming a superhero finally come true after a freak accident involving Superman, an overdose of hallucinogenic drugs, a port-a-potty and a Journey concert. From there, Dave and Gary embark on an epic adventure of revenge and love, of discrimination and acceptance, and ultimately the most magnificent superpower ever created. With Book, Music and Lyrics by Jesse Gage and direction by Mark Robinson. Choreography by Marcos Santana (In the Heights).

It’s Blown Back Into Town: a play called The Hurricane Katrina Comedy Festival

Written by Rob Lester

As one of the small number of 197 theatre pieces selected from this summer’s International New York Fringe Festival to have extra performances, one has high hopes for The Hurricane Katrina Comedy Festival…or any show so anointed for the Fringe Encores series. This Festival from the Festival had good buzz.

Kathy Brier and Ilene Kristen in a Special Concert

Written by Scott Barbarino

Kathy Brier and Ilene Kristen
in a
Special Concert.

On_the_Loose

Join two of your favorite actresses on the loose from "One Life to Live" as they take you on a

wild concert ride featuring their original music as well as songs performed on "One Life to Live."

MacArthur Park Singer/Songwriter Jimmy Webb to Appear at Iridium Sept 30

Written by Scott Barbarino

The critically acclaimed composer Jimmy Webb will be appearing at Iridium in NY, on 51st & Broadway on Thursday, September 30, at 8:30 & 10:30pm. (See link at bottom of article for calendar and reservation information.) The critical acclaim that Jimmy has received during his more than forty years of success, is as remarkable as the accomplishments they honor: Webb is the only artist to ever receive Grammy awards for music, lyrics and orchestration, he is a member of the National Academy of Popular Music Songwriter’s Hall of Fame, the Nashville Songwriter’s Hall of Fame and, according to BMI, his “By the Time I Get to Phoenix,” has been the third most performed song in the last fifty years, with “Up, Up and Away” on the same list, in the top thirty.

How I Spent My Summer Vacation

Written by Rob Lester

As you see the kids trotting back to school this month, can you remember those dear, dreaded days of buying new notebooks and pencils so you’d be ready for that inevitable first assignment? It was, of course, a report on “How I Spent My Summer Vacation.”

This is mine, the 2010 version, reporting on what I did when I decided I needed a change of pace from my daily – make that “nightly” – routine of cabaret, cabaret, cabaret, as your loyal cabaret reporter. Somehow, cabaret and people who are followers of cabaret kept following me.

The Heartbreaker – International Film Center

Written by Melody Breyer-Grell via Huffington Post

This French film is very light, in the tradition of the superior American comedy, The Wedding Crashers. A mainstream picture, it is not the type of fare that is usually offered by New York’s IFC, where it opens September 10th in tandem with its availability on the In-Demand feature of cable TV. Click Here to view this article on The Huffington Post.

'Tis a Pity She's No Longer a Whore (source: Huffingtonpost Arts)

Written by Melody Breyer-Grell

And they said things were bad in the 70's. The dirt, the porno shops, the streetwalkers -- the Disco. All that is now a fond memory for many New Yorkers who gamely braved that bit of Hades to attend a real Broadway musical. Don't get me wrong, when I say real, I am not merely referring to the golden age of Rodgers and Hammerstein, culminating with the genius of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd and the like.

Our Sinatra

Written by Scott Barbarino

After two weeks of sold-out Oak Room performances, Our Sinatra (www.oursinatra.net) will return to the room with an encore series of Monday evening performances featuring a brilliant new young cast. Beginning September 13, shows are 8:30 every Monday, with a special $40 cover charge and a $30 food and beverage minimum or $60 prix fixe dinner. Reservations: (212)419-9331 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

SPEAKING OF JIM A Conversation with Jim Speake

Written by Daryl Glenn

How long exactly does it take to become a cabaret performer in big bad NYC? Well, I suppose the question is extraordinarily open to interpretation, especially if you take a good look around at the great variety of newbies at the gate each and every year! But in general, most folks try their luck at some point earlier than their 60^th birthday. Not so with folksy, friendly and fascinating entertainer Jim Speake. A week or so ago Mr. Speake and I sat for a chat on the steps of a statue in Madison Square Park, and he filled me in on how this unusual turn of events took place.

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Pick of the week

This week, our Cabaret Pick is Elizabeth Sullivan on Sunday. She’s a lady who celebrates her birthday during this week, too (May 22). She’s a graceful, dignified, full-of-heart performer and a thoughtful, artful songwriter who does not shy away from real feelings. Whenever I see her perform, it’s a tenderly tendered mix of smile-inducers and tear duct activation.

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