Articles about Cabaret
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Town Hall's sixth annual Broadway Cabaret Festival -- created, written and hosted by Scott Siegel -- kicks off a weekend of performances at the Manhattan venue Oct. 15.
Stephen Holden, a film and music critic for the New York Times, discusses his favorite recordings by contemporary cabaret stars.
An intimate night with leading man Howard McGillin
Powerhouse Jannie Jones hits all the right notes and steps in this splendid musical celebrating the legacies of five blues divas.
During the last two decades, William Roy was best known as the co-creator of a series of acclaimed cabaret tributes to great American songwriters.
The Roundabout Theatre Company's Broadway revival of John Kander and Fred Ebb's Cabaret, which recently announced its final weeks ending its long run at Studio 54 on Nov. 2, has set its new close date for Jan. 4, 2004.
Gladys Shelley was a prolific songwriter whose jingle for Palisades Amusement Park once saturated the airwaves in the New York area.
Watching Mark Nadler and KT Sullivan interpret the life and song lyrics of Dorothy Fields is as entertaining as observing a fabulously zany tennis game.
'Cabaret,' theater review Joe Dziemianowicz Nine months into its run, "Cabaret" is finally solid as a rock " actually, as a Stone.
Christine Ebersole s new cabaret show delivers authentic numbers for 60 straight minutes.
Born and raised in Philadelphia, David Jackson made a career in show business, primarily as a member of the chorus of several Broadway musicals. Now in his mid-50s, he has returned to his ho…
The convention may exist inside a bubble that drifts away from the mainstream of American culture, but that bubble is still an oasis of relative calm and sanity.
Swellco & Swellco are biting chickens and killing hookers at the end of the world.
