Cabaret

Temple Theaters Production of <em>Cabaret</em> to Play Prince Music Theater; Casting Announced

Cabaret Interview with Ruby Rims by Jonathan Frank

CABARET REVIEW | KEELY SMITH<br> A Living Legend, Still Living By STEPHEN HOLDEN

Can the Cabaret be Saved? by Brita Brundage

Bridgeport's Downtown Cabaret Theatre needs state help now, or it could close its doors forever

Steve Gideon, a Fixture in L.A. Cabaret and Musical Theatre Scene, Dead at 52

Adam Pascal to Be Cabaret's New Emcee

CABARET REVIEW | JOYCE BREACH

A Keeper of the Flame Takes the Long View of Romance by STEPHEN HOLDEN

PHOTO CALL: <em>Cabaret</em> at American Musical Theatre of San Jose

Tony Winners Cook, Krakowski, LuPone, McDonald and White Set for Southern California Cabaret Season

CABARET REVIEW | 'COUP DE GRAAE'

Wit and Song From a Jack-in-the-Box Jack-of-All-Trades By STEPHEN HOLDEN
With biting saracasm and an impressive singing voice, Jason Graae tells his personal tale of a performer in perpetual motion.

CABARET REVIEW | JOHN STEVENS<br> After 'Idol,' Sinatra Loyalist Is Swingin' Nice and Easy By STEPHEN HOLDEN

John Stevens, the 17-year-old former "American Idol" finalist, opened a five-night engagement at Feinstein's at the Regency on Tuesday.

Obscure Recordings: Cabaret Girls by Ken Mandelbaum

PHOTO CALL: Karen Akers Does John Kander Proud with New Cabaret Act

Wise beyond his years: Cincotti displays remarkable maturity in cabaret show BY JAY LUSTIG

Pittsburgh CLO Announces 2009-2010 Cabaret Season

Polly Bergen Kicks Off OCPAC's CA Cabaret Series Oct. 1-5

Cabaret Composer and Pianist Murray Grand Is Dead at 87

Broadway Cabaret Festival Plays Town Hall Oct. 16-18

Dance, Fool, Dance: Clown Is Forced to Perform in <I>Help! Help!</I>, in Pittsburgh CLO Cabaret Series, April 23

CABARET - THE TWO OF CLUBS: NEW CLUB, DOUGLAS LADNIER, & MORE

Barbara & Scott Siegel's latest column gets the scoop on a new nightclub opening in Chelsea next month, plus reviews of Douglas Ladnier, and more.

Tony Winners Cumming & Richardson May Return to Cabaret for TV Taping

Elisabeth Welch, 99, Cabaret Hitmaker, Dies by DOUGLAS MARTIN

Elisabeth Welch was an expatriate cabaret singer who mixed elegant phrasing and emotive power to craft extraordinary interpretations of the songs of America's Jazz Age.

'Cabaret' to Close on Nov. 2

Bobby Short's cabaret run coming to end after several decades by Howard Reich

Cabaret Classics Live On At The Algonquin By: Tara Lynn Wagner

In celebration of the Johhny Mercer centennial, the Marcovicci singers are taking to the stage with some familiar yet timeless tunes.