Celebrating Now: What are YOU Celebrating Today?
By Richard Skipper***If you know me, you probably know that sooner or later I’m going to ask you a question: Who or what are YOU celebrating today? It isn’t simply a tagline. The older I […]
By Richard Skipper***If you know me, you probably know that sooner or later I’m going to ask you a question: Who or what are YOU celebrating today? It isn’t simply a tagline. The older I […]
2026 MAC Award nominee Macon Prickett brings Hello, Macon! A Musical Tribute to Jerry Herman to 54 Below on Saturday, October 10 at 9:30 PM. Music director is Canaan J. Harris Hailing from the farmlands of […]
Australian singer-songwriter, Tracey Yarad. presents All These Pretty Things on Theater Row, beginning on Tuesday, September 29 at 7:30 PM. Part memoir, part concert, part catharsis, the show is directed by David Deblinger and produced […]
Vocalist and actor Eileen Barnett returns to New York with Back Again…For the Very First Time on Tuesday, October 6 at 7 PM at The Laurie Beechman Theatre. With music director Michael Collum, she’ll share […]
By Marilyn Lester***How fitting that October is devoted to issues of mental health, including Mental Illness Awareness Week and World Mental Health Day —all relevant to the core of the new play, Crazy Mama: A […]
Barbarino’s Big Nite Out Is Back! Back to Class on Tuesday, September 29 at Lips
Vocalist Sam Fazio Appears on Saturday, September 26 at 54 Below with “MY BroadWAY”
Vocalist Ty Stephens Performs on Sunday, September 27 at The Cutting Room with Souljaazz
Yoko Miwa Trio with Mikayla Shirley: A Testament to the Art of Musical Conversation
Libby York and Her Trio Appears at Mezzrow on Sunday, September 27
Benny Benack III Quintet at Jazzcultural: Tradition, Swagger and a Whole Lot of Swing
Marilyn Maye: Way Beyond Category at Dizzy’s Club
People of Earth Perform at The Django in the Roxy Hotel on Tuesday, August 25
Tom Guthrie and Landon Stovall: An “Odd Couple” with a Singular Cabaret Show
Storyteller Earl Grey Brewed a Satisfying Cup of Cabaret Tea
“I Put A Spell On You” Annual Halloween Benefit Plays on Monday, October 12 at Webster Hall
Patti Lupone Presents “A Life in Notes,” Playing at 92NY on Thursday, October 1
Stagedoor Manor Celebrates 50 Years, at The Town Hall, on Monday, September 28
Donna McKechnie at Hamptons Summer Songbook by the Sea: Intimate and Exquisite!
Effie Passero: A Debut, a “Rehearsal” and Quite a Few Triumphs
Jamie, Solo—and David with Friends
Jack Alan Bartholet and Nicolas King: Friends in Serial Tandem at The Palm Cabaret
May I Have Some More Jasmine Rice, Please
Susan Jeremy—What I Wish I’d Said!
Rediscovering Brian Justin Crum
Versatile Master Jazz Artist Alexis Cole Answers Six Questions
Mama’s Next BIG Act!—Lennie Watts and Frank Dain Answer Six Questions
“I Put A Spell On You” Annual Halloween Benefit Plays on Monday, October 12 at Webster Hall
Áyal: Queer Chaos Debuts at 54 Below on Sunday, July 26
Lady Bunny Brings “Bunny Butchers Broadway” to City Winery on Tuesday, July 21
Queerly Festival, Presented by FRIGID New York at UNDER St. Marks, Plays June 11-July 3
The Next Edition of Barbarino’s Big Nite Out Is on Tuesday, May 26 at Lips Drag Queen Show Palace
Bistro Bites Visits Bear Donut
Carnitas Ramirez in the East Village
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Sue’s Muse: An Interview with Jacqueline Draper
Sue’s Muse: An Interview with Leslee Warren
KT Sullivan Entranced in “I’m Glad I’m Not Young Anymore” at The Laurie Beechman Theatre
Trudy Carmichael’s “Just Who Does She Think She Is?” Captured the Audience at Don’t Tell Mama
“Ben Franklin in Paris” at 54 Below—A Review in Video and Text
Debbie Wileman and Billy Strich Birdland 8-31-26
Ava Nicole Frances: The Dream That I See
Brian Justin Crum’s “Into You” at Coco Cabaret
The Next MAC Community Chorus Meetup Is on Thursday, January 15
NiteLife Exchanges with Jeff Harnar
NiteLife Exchanges with Camille Diamond
Chip Deffaa Remembers “Uncle Floyd” Vivino
Remembering Bruce Hopkins and La Gran Scena Opera Company
Who Was WHERE! The Village Gate—And a Reunion Concert on Saturday, December 14
Who Was WHERE! Jan Wallman’s—The Godmother of Cabaret’s Labor of Love
Pennsylvania-born Jerry Scott’s career spanned over four decades. He possessed an astounding repertoire that exceeded 2,000 to 2,500 songs over genres including show tunes, standards, pop operetta and ragtime.
His style was free-wheeling, his banter spirited. His gigs were at now classic spots: The Regency Hotel, Tatou, Nino’s Tuscany, Waverly Waverly and Danny’s Skylight Room, among many others. Scott earned 12 MAC Awards, a Bistro Award, a Critic’s Choice Award, and multiple Entertainer of the Year honors. Jerry Scott passed away from cancer on April 4, 2013, at age 67.
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