Articles about Cabaret
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The Monday night concert series debuts September 3.
John Partridge has a lot to be grateful for. A career of note that spans both stage and the small screen and
Why not add a little camp to the divided camps?: Brendan Macdonald reviews Jonny Woo's glam take on a glum subject.
The post Edinburgh Review: Jonny Woo's All Star Brexit Cabaret at Assembly…
Area Stage Company's Cabaret underscores how this warhorse musical still serves, not as a cautionary tale, but as a flat out warning to our current socio-political climate: The production's …
If you are doing cabaret at the Edinburgh Fringe, chances are you have a couple of shows on the go. It's an
By Angie Hoover
The performance room at Three Clubs is, in essence, a side closet in a straight bar. But it is not the closet of shame and doubt that imprisoned LGBTQIA individuals during T…
Entertainment and enlightenment are only two of the expectations for the upcoming performance of Coming of Age at the Creative Cauldron as a group of talented teens perform a cabaret with co…
Jonny Woo and Richard Thomas’ musical on themes arising from Brexit first saw the light of day at the celebrated Un-Royal Variety
Although she was best known for her work on the sitcom "The Facts of Life," Charlotte Rae had a six-decade career as a singer, Broadway performer and television actress, dating back to the 1…
The bastard child of Joel Gray and Liberace, Reuben Kaye is the Blizzard from Oz. There must be something about Australia that
Here's a quick roundup of stories you might have missed today.
Andy Karl & Orfeh to Pay Tribute to the Humane Society in Best in Shows Cabaret
Broadway sweethearts, Pretty Woman co…
This Aussie invasion is armed with glitter and feather boas. Nick Awde meets three Australian cabaret acts preparing for the Edinburgh Fringe,
Ivy Paige's Edinburgh show Seduction is inspired by her experiences on ITV's talent show The Voice. She tells Giverny Masso why she
The London Tap Dance Intensive is the UK's top tap festival, and took place from Friday to Sunday last week. Over the course of three days a variety of workshops were offered at three differ…
Carol is Boston's leading lady of cabaret, earning the coveted "Cabaret Entertainer of the Year." She's been compared to Bette Midler and Ethel Merman and has appeared with legends, Joan Riv…
A FERTILE DESPAIR This is two hours of  treasure. Barry Humphries of course always was one, in all his characters, and this time he puts on "the most subtle and intricate disguise"…
Quad Cinema's series looking at the Oscar- and Tony-winning director's film work begins August 3.
One of the most talked-about new TV series to hit the airwaves this season is "Pose," the fierce, flamboyant and unabashedly honest drama set in the world of the Harlem drag balls of the 198…
What good is sitting alone in your room this week If you don't already have plans to see a Broadway show, come out to see your favorite Broadway stars in a cabaret act instead. Highlight…
Yes, it’s a BIG DEAL celebrating cabaret and the epitome of that is the Mabel Mercer Foundation’s New York Cabaret Convention at Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, from…
Back in the days when Everyman Theatre was located in cramped quarters on North Charles Street, the company periodically inserted modest musical revues into the lineup. I remember enjoyable …
Impressionist and singer Christina Bianco is to judge a new cabaret awards at London's Phoenix Artist Club. The Phoenix Artist Club Cabaret
You never know what's going to happen in Ptown. It's buy your ticket and expect the unexpected. Last night (July 16) I started my evening off seeing one of Broadway's most wondrous voices, J…
The Johnny Mercer tune goes “Anywhere I Hang My Hat is Home;” well, the legendary jazz singer Marilyn Maye called North Bethesda home for one night only this past Saturday as a p…
