12 stories by "Tom Dworetzky"
The 'Caroline, or Change' star opens up and reveals insights from her multi-faceted career, including sage advice from a Tony-Award-winner about how her 'Actorpreneur Attitude' can help peop…
Here's one secret to having an "Actorpreneur Attitude" you'll get if you take a class with Tony-Award-winning actress and singer Tonya Pinkins: Don't just wait for "them" to pick you out of …
Wonder Woman might have been spun on a Lazy Susan, passive and demure like a genie, if the producers of the iconic show had their way. But Lynda Carter, former beauty queen, told the crowd a…
Robert Creighton is quite a character " character actor that is. In fact, his "dream role" is arguably the ultimate character " Cyrano in "Cyrano de Bergerac," the hero and lead who in both …
Rita Wilson was in town to play a gig at 54 Below, her debut there actually, and also to catch a Broadway show...something about a certain newspaper, called "Lucky Guy."
Jim Caruso is a quadruple threat: He sings, dances, acts...and writes. So why even try to introduce the funnyman who puts together "Cast Party" at Birdland every Monday night at 9 p.m. " whe…
Jo Thompson, now in her 80s, knows that life is not always a cabaret. She left cabaret for "real life" years ago to raise three sons in Detroit with her journalist husband, but came back aft…
As promised, the Mayor's proclamation that "March is Cabaret Month" made its star-studded debut Wednesday. Its formal reading, dramatically enhanced by a bevy of performers, took place on We…
Wondering what to do on a slow Monday night in New York? On Monday, Mar. 4, loyal fans and luminaries of cabaret knew just where to go. They packed The Gotham Comedy Club for the 28th Annual…
Stacy Sullivan opened the new "Second Act" series at Café Carlyle Friday night with her tribute the legendary Miss Peggy Lee, "It's a Good Day: A Tribute to Miss Peggy Lee."
It's a treat to hear a singer of the caliber of Amanda McBroom in a room as inviting as the Café Carlyle " additionally infused by the presence of many friends and fans of the singer-songwr…
Actually, John Lloyd Young looks a little dangerous. He tells the opening night audience at the Café Carlyle as he performs a few songs wearing impenetrable aviator shades " so that "we can…