By Marilyn Lester***Tradition! So sings Tevye and company at the opening of Fiddler on the Roof—and Norm Lewis has certainly established one of his own at 54 Below. In Norm Lewis: Christmas Lives Here, this […]
By Marilyn Lester***In a year that’s gone by with a big dose of upheaval in many respects, The New York Pops holiday concert 2025, A Place Called Home, was a very welcome arrival and a […]
By Bart Greenberg***Actor, singer and impressionist, Christine Pedi, returned to The Laurie Beechman Theatre for the 18th consecutive year with her program Snow Business. It was a delightful mix of standards, humor, sentiment and spot-on […]
By Marilyn Lester***If audience reaction is a gauge of a performer’s excellence, then the packed house in Don’t Tell Mama’s Brick Room certainly awarded Susie Clausen, aka Saxy Susie, a gold medal. Imagine that enthusiastic […]
By Andrew Poretz***Entertainer Chris Autore celebrated an astounding 75 years in show business at Don’t Tell Mama’s Brick Room with a solo cabaret debut of Look at Me Now. What’s particularly impressive is that Autore […]
By Bart Greenberg***Lyricist and book writer Michael Colby returned to the Winter Rhythms festival at Urban Stages with the second part of his celebration of characters created for the musical stage. Once again, he gathered […]
By Bart Greenberg***The duo of Stephanie Pope and Mark Nadler swept on to the stage at The Laurie Beechman Theatre for It’s Christmas Time in the City, bedecked in red and green electric lights to […]
By Bart Greenberg***Lyricist and book writer Michael Colby has had a long career for a wide variety of musical theater projects. For the annual Winter Rhythms festival at Urban Stages, he created a two-part revue […]
By Andrew Poretz***Pianist and musical archivist Michael Lavine’s Once in a Lifetime: A Sammy Jr. Centennial, celebrated the late entertainer on the eve of his 100th birthday at a sold-out 54 Below. Davis, who died […]
By Bart Greenberg***The talented and witty Madelaine Warren came onto the stage at Don’t Tell Mama before a packed room to celebrate the careeer of Dorothy Fields—the incredibly productive lyricist of early jazz, pop songs, […]
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