By Marilyn Lester***What makes a legend most? For actor-vocalist-icon Francis Albert Sinatra, the answer would take volumes (and has!). Lucky for us, the short, succinct and thoroughly, wonderful cabaret/stage show, Our Sinatra answers the question […]
By Chip Deffaa***For this theater-goer, one of the happiest surprises of the past year was catching the world-premiere of The Edge Motel, a new play by Tom Rowan, directed by Ron Lasko—part of the Dream […]
By Bart Greenberg***A star of the Downtown art world, Klaus Nomi performed at such famous spaces as Irving Plaza and such notorious places as the gay sex club Mans Country. He was a best-selling recording […]
In 1776, after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Continental Congress sent the already-famous, 70-year-old Benjamin Franklin to Paris on a diplomatic mission. His goal: to secure a Franco-American alliance against Great Britain. […]
By Bart Greenberg***Composer Al Tapper has been writing songs for most of his life. Along the way, the septuagenarian has written several Off-Broadway shows, produced a few documentaries (including the indispensable Broadway: The Golden Age), […]
Jane Scheckter Celebrates Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields at Pangea on Wednesday, September 30
Karen Mason’s “Birthday Bash” Album Release Concert Is at Birdland on Monday, September 28
Vocalist Seth Sikes Joins Forces with Pianist Tedd Firth on Tuesday, September 22 at 54 Below
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
People of Earth Perform at The Django in the Roxy Hotel on Tuesday, August 25
Shenel Johns Celebrates Her Debut Album Release at Dizzy’s on Thursday, August 20 at 7 PM.
“Ben Franklin in Paris” at 54 Below—A Review in Video and Text
Donna McKechnie at Hamptons Summer Songbook by the Sea: Intimate and Exquisite!
The Gazillion Bubble Show Extends Yet Again—Through January 18, 2027
See “Rent” at Nearby, Historic Bucks County Playhouse through Sunday, September 13
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Theatre Development Fund Team Up for Kids’ Free Tix to Broadway
Effie Passero: A Debut, a “Rehearsal” and Quite a Few Triumphs
Jack Alan Bartholet and Nicolas King: Friends in Serial Tandem at The Palm Cabaret
Versatile Master Jazz Artist Alexis Cole Answers Six Questions
Mama’s Next BIG Act!—Lennie Watts and Frank Dain Answer Six Questions
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
Dina Martina Brings “The Gossamer Voice of Dina Martina” to the Café Carlyle on May 19-21
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
The Next MAC Community Chorus Meetup Is on Thursday, January 15
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
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