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When I first set foot on Printer's Alley in November 1999, I thought "My, this would be a sweet place for a theatre." When I went to see a friend perform at the club across the alley from Bo…
In this column last week, I took a look at current cabaret shows which remind me of musicals, shows with a larger scope, that are more adventurous in style and subject matter, with a strong …
It's a great joy, when reviewing an Off-Off-Broadway play, to discover both a great new playwright and a brilliant ensemble of actors. Only Love Will Do offers all that, and more, in unspea…
Sometimes I think it is much more fun to go to the circus as an adult, rather than a child. You can get your own program, treats and novelties without begging your harried parents. You can e…
Let me break the news quickly upfront, Women on the Verge of A Nervous Breakdown is not a good show. Based on the brilliant and timeless Almodovar classic 80's sex romp film, the Broadway sh…
Tender and life-affirming are perhaps not the first couple of words that pop into your mind when considering a drag show. However, that's exactly what's in store for the lucky crowd at...
So, what have I been thinking this week? Lately, I've found myself pondering the relationship between musical theatre and cabaret. After all, I spend my days and nights going back and fort…
Sluths and private detectives seeking long-lost gems from Broadway's past, stolen away by time and the fates and proven-wrong theories and assumptions that befall shows that failed on Broadw…
How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Everyone knows the answer to that one. But how about this one: How do you take a show to Broadway?
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"No one here is getting out alive," Thomas Honeck informs his audience in Dancing with Death, his cabaret show at The Duplex. No, he's not about to kill anyone " even if he does enter the ro…
Washington, D.C. standout Sharón Clark has brought festival and concert audiences to their feet across the U.S. and Europe. Her New York run drew raves "New and amazing . . . an absolute …
Chanteuse Rosemary Loar has been delighting audiences for well over three decades, not merely in cabaret but also on Broadway, and even more recently proved herself adept as a major develope…
Every once in a glorious while, a cabaret entertainer comes along that makes the spectator gasp, "How is it that I've never heard of this person before?" So it goes with Sandra Bargman, a dy…
Move over, Meryl Streep. Fiasco Theater proves you don't need a Hollywood budget or mega-wattage stars to deliver a moving and highly entertaining version of the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapin…
Long before there was Jack Paar or Steve Allen or even Johnny Carson, there was Joe Franklin. From his ground-breaking 1950 talk show in the early days of television to his 30-plus year run …
Not all movies make good stage musicals. While there are some successes such as Billy Elliot and The Producers, there are also a number of clunkers. Honeymoon in Vegas, which recently opened…