The economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis is being felt globally, and especially here at home for actors, musicians, singers and those in related and support roles. The response to the crisis by various unions […]
A statement by producer Scott Barbarino, who is also the publisher of NiteLife Exchange: As you may be aware, Governor Cuomo has announced that bars and restaurants in New York City are officially moving to […]
Music and art heal and laughter is the best medicine. With all the many closures we’re enduring now in respect to the COVID-19 pandemic, creatives are finding ways to carry on—by using the internet and […]
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The open mic, Salon, hosted by Mark Janas and produced by Tanya Moberly is cancelled this Sunday, March 15, but hopes to continue on continues at Don’t Tell Mama (343 West 46 Street NYC) on […]
The 2020 Manhattan Association of Cabarets (MAC) Awards has been cancelled. The show was scheduled for Monday, March 30 at Sony Hall. Here is a statement from MAC president, Lennie Watts: Hi Everyone, We are […]
You’re probably aware by now that the COVID-19 situation has deemed that Broadway theaters shut down for a month after New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a ban of all gatherings of more than 500 […]
“Hey, let’s be pro-women yet anti-bacterial together this Friday at the Beach Café. Keep calm (and clean) and carry on!” says Karen Oberlin, who brings I’ll Be Hard to Handle: Songs of Daring Dames to the venue […]
Stew Frimer brings his show, Who Says You Need to Have a Theme? to Don’t Tell Mama on Saturday, March 14 at 4 PM and he’ll be joined by a special guest. Music director Matthew […]
Two-time MAC Award nominee and two-time Broadway World nominee Dorian Woodruff brings What a Little Moonlight Can Do to the Beach Cafe stage on Saturday, March 21 at 9:30 pm. Music director is pianist Gregory […]
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