Articles about Cabaret
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Sophistry's better now than before, loved Andrea Burns cabaret act, Mary Stuart's direction takes a hit, and Offices was a surprise.
A Jazzman Goes Honky-Tonk by STEPHEN HOLDEN
SWEET Really, why are you sitting idly in your room when Reprise Theatre Company is presenting such a satisfying revival of "Cabaret," the eternally captivating musical set in manic, hard-pa…
Talk about irony. Kelli O'Hara and KT Sullivan are two sparkling blondes who are lighting up the cabaret season in the same week-both Irish colleens, and both of them from Oklahoma!
Crooner Warms to His Task by STEPHEN HOLDEN
In his superb new act at the Cafe Carlyle, James Naughton builds a bridge between the crooning styles of Bing Crosby and Elvis Presley.
Pushing Limits of Both Voice and Category by STEPHEN HOLDEN
Her new show at Feinstein's at the Regency is a tour de force that stretches her many-faceted voice from a fluttery murmur to a whooping blues shout.
Adding Notes of Mischief to the Music by STEPHEN HOLDEN
Paula West's new cabaret show at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel is as persuasive an illustration as I've seen that an inspired collaboration between a singer and her musicians can charge up a career and send it hurtling in the right direction.
Betty Buckley.
Kris Jenner, best known as the mother of reality TV stars Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian, will play the prostitute Fraulein Kost in a benefit production of Cabaret at the Class Act Music…
That Refined British Touch by STEPHEN HOLDEN
Dame Cleo skillfully blurs the line between operatic coloratura and jazz improvisation in her show at Feinstein's at the Regency.
Thanks to cabaret singer Max Rabe, music from that odd, exhilarating moment just before Hitler is making a comeback in Germany.
