By Bart Greenberg***Many regular cabaret goers have, over the last several years, revisited one of the legendary nights of entertainment: Judy Garland’s April 23, 1961 concert at Carnegie Hall, recorded live on Capitol Records. This […]
By Bart Greenberg***Actually, the classic jazz artist Jane Scheckter felt a lot of songs coming on, all of them written by Dorothy Fields and Cy Coleman, together and separately. At Pangea, she wove a major […]
By Bart Greenberg***Entertainer Randy Roberts arrived at the Laurie Beechman as a drag queen and ended the evening as a star. The first part of her performance was devoted to celebrity impersonations, and the second […]
By Bart Greenberg***Vocalist Therese Lee did something very difficult in the world of cabaret: she surprised her audience in several ways and created a moving and engrossing show. With the golden support team of director […]
By Bart Greenberg***Performers Tom Guthrie and Landon Stovall are a happily married couple. They are also a study in contrast as they proved in their clever program at 54 Below, Broadway Undressed, kicking off the […]
By Bart Greenberg***Storyteller Earl Grey (they/their) is an international artist with a concurrent career as a psychotherapist. Their travels and their compassion were on full evidence in their debut show at The Laurie Beechman theater: […]
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 […]
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 […]
By Bart Greenberg***In the new Smoking Mirror Theatre production of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, running at the A.R.T. theater, the mortals are indeed fools. And the fairy people aren’t much more together either. […]
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