Cabaret
Bad Love Makes for Good Cabaret
~Review by Scott Barbarino I first saw and fell in love with Karen Oberlin twelve years ago when her CD Secret Love:The Music of Doris Day was featured in one of Scott & Barbara Siegel’s CD […]
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Jim Speake Lives the Sweet Life – A Review
From the moment Jim Speake steps on stage, you know you’re in for a special night of cabaret. Having done his first cabaret show to celebrate his 60th birthday, he is relatively new to this […]
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Mesmerizing Meringolo Concludes Run at 54 Below, October 7
~by Larry Myers If you are in the mood to witness a very pretty girl sing, belt and purr ultra-romantic songs, rush to get seats for Friday’s final performance by statuesque chanteuse Marieann Meringolo at Feinstein’s/54 Below […]
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The Many Faces of Ginger Minj
~ Review by Bart Greenberg Ginger Minj has returned to The Laurie Beechman Theatre to celebrate the release of her new CD, Sweet T. A full and enthusiastic audience (surprisingly, many who’d never seen the self-described “glamour […]
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Those Girls Have a Lot to Say and Sing at the Beechman Theatre, 9/18
~ By Rob Lester In cabaret, just getting yourself and your act together can be a Herculean task if you’re you’re the new kid on the block or the returnee after a long absence while […]
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Feinstein & Maye — Wow!–Reviewed by Rob Lester
Michael Feinstein is pissed. There’s a table smack in front of him with some obliviously talkative people who could use a crash course in cabaret etiquette. “What’s going on over there?” he asks, then commenting, […]
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Pangea, Pompie and Pow! Jazz & Blues Sizzling– Review by David Rabinovitz
POMPIE’S PLACE: The ebullient Arthur “Pompie” Pomposello’s Pop-Up Blues Club at Pangea is a must-see experience for music lovers, one and all. The combination of vitality and sophistication that animates the best blues is on glorious display […]
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Anya & Robert’s “Hello, West 46th Street: An Evening of New Cabaret Songs”– A Cabaret Review
Here’s a cabaret review of Anya Turner & Robert Grusecki’s Hello, West 46th Street: An Evening of New Cabaret Songs; catch it the 23rd on West 46th! “Your hist’ry sets my foolish heart aglow Like […]
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Andrea Axelrod: Almost like being in love (songs on the cusp of love) Review
By Jonathan Shade~ The effervescent Andrea Axelrod took the stage on July 7, to a sold out house oozing with anticipation. Armed with a big and luscious voice, Ms. Axelrod charmed the audience with a delightful […]
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Who Is Dr. Horrible …and Why Should We Care? — Cabaret Lives on The Upper West Side
Review by Melody Breyer-Grell ~ The West End Lounge on West 107th Street is a cool bar that happens to feature a back room performance space, a rarity in those parts. And they serve food, […]