By Marilyn Lester***Close your eyes and maybe you’re in that fabulous Top Hat nightclub set with Fred and Ginger, or maybe in the club room on a classic ocean liner: the Ile de France, United […]
Drag legend Ginger Minj announces her new EP, The Broad’s Way, out on November 6 via PEG Records, and following that release, debuts at 54 Below on Tuesday, November 10 at 7 PM—with surprise guests. […]
Producers Jay Armstrong Johnson, Joe Hornberger and Shannon Molly Flynn bring the annual I Put A Spell On You Halloween benefit to Webster Hall on Monday, October 12 at 8 PM. The Hocus Pocus-inspired concert […]
Broadway’s award winning singer-actor Patti Lupone opens the new Tisch Music season at 92NY’s Geffen Stage at Kaufmann Concert Hall with A Life in Notes, on Thursday, October 1 at 7:30 PM. The show is […]
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), […]
By Bart Greenberg***Director Michael Gardner has written a stage version of Jean Cocteau’s Les Enfants Terribles, now running at East Village Basement. The source material, originally a 1929 novel, presents a complicated but straightforward tale […]
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