March Is Cabaret Month—Let’s Celebrate It!
By Scott Barbarino***March is not only Women’s History Month, but also Cabaret Month. Back in the day, when New York City was filled with many more rooms than we have now, and also filled with […]
By Scott Barbarino***March is not only Women’s History Month, but also Cabaret Month. Back in the day, when New York City was filled with many more rooms than we have now, and also filled with […]
It’s not just cabaret, jazz and theater that’s suffering during the hardships of the COVID pandemic and its lockdowns. Our beloved City of New York has been especially hard hit; the very things that make […]
By Marilyn. Lester***As we’ve written about many times in these pages, short-shrift is given to culture and the arts in this country, despite the important economic engine this sector drives. (Click here to read our […]
By Scott Barbarino***…’Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house… Most Americans would instantly recognize those words as the opening line of a poem properly titled A Visit From St. Nicholas. Many people […]
By Marilyn Lester*** When I tell people my favorite Stephen Sondheim musical is Assassins, I get astounded looks. (Is she crazy?). Assassins is a brilliant creation that’s been horribly misunderstood. With a book by John Weidman, […]
By Marilyn Lester***An Arts and Culture Trust Fund has been proposed by New Jersey Mayor Steven M. Fulop of Jersey City as a financially feasible way to ensure that the arts sector has the resources […]
By Michael Barbieri***On October 1st, 2020, Manhattan was given the green light to reopen restaurants for indoor dining, following the coronavirus pandemic shutdown of restaurants and live entertainment venues earlier in the year. Standing on […]
By CB Murray*** When the Black Lives Matter protests began, a friend of mine, Theresa M. Collins, was inspired by a poem I wrote and posted on Facebook, communicating my emotions over the killing of […]
Editor’s Note: Julietta Thron is a journalism student at Northwestern University who recently submitted this story as part of her classwork. She’s kindly given us permission to reprint her essay in its entirety. We present […]
In response to the #BlackLivesMatter movement, Black Theatre United (BTU) was created on June 17th, over 3000 people becoming members and allies since. On Thursday, July 9th, 2020 at 6:30 pm EDT, BTU will host […]
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