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The baritone Nathan Gunn, with Julie Jordan Gunn, performs Gershwin, Tom Waits, William Bolcom, and Lerner and Loewe with equal respect at the Café Carlyle.
The sunny Nellie McKay brings a zany film-noir musical biography of a murderer to Feinstein's at Loews Regency.
Nathan Gunn and Kelli O'Hara and the New York Philharmonic revisit tunes from "Show Boat," "Carousel" and other Broadway shows of the last century.
There is nothing frilly coy or effeminate about Douglas Hodge, who won a Tony for his portrayal of Albin, the "wife" in "La Cage aux Folles."
Shirley Jones, the leading lady of Rodgers and Hammerstein movie musicals, who performed at Feinstein's at Loews Regency on Tuesday, has kept her verve intact.
Mr. Martin's credits included "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "The Boy Next Door," and "The Trolley Song."
"Stage Door Canteen: Broadway Responds to World War II," a Lyrics & Lyricist show at the 92nd Street Y, was informative history and a breezy evocation of national solidarity.
In a return engagement, the suave baritone Paulo Szot tries to complete his crossover from opera singer to pop crooner.
Ms. Haran sang with a remarkably pure voice in a simple pop-jazz style that echoed big band singers of the 1940s.
The noted cabaret singer is hurt while biking.
Lance Horne and friends gave an evening of his theater songs as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook Series.
Christine Ebersole's new show at the Café Carlyle includes songs from her Broadway hit "Grey Gardens" in a larger meditation on youth and age.
Two veterans of "Rent" revisit that show but also perform some of their original material.
David Campbell, the Australian pop singer, is back in New York in a show at Feinstein's at Loews Regency celebrating his recent CD, "On Broadway."
The New York Pops orchestra, joined by singers, played Stephen Sondheim songs in peppy arrangements at Carnegie Hall.
