'ISN'T young love just the most wonderful thing?" the voluptuous Aphrodite (Gioia Marchese) asks in "The Judgment of Paris," adding, ominously, "Until someone gets hurt."
The sublime cafe society entertainer may epitomize a fading era of elegance, but he's still swinging half the year in his longtime gig at Manhattan's Cafe Carlyle.
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Her embattled character in "Caroline, or Change" was nowhere in sight when Tonya Pinkins took the stage on Saturday in this installment of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series.
NY columnist Richard Seff dubs The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd the show to see.
"Soul Kittens Cabaret," a new film musical about seven women who discover themselves while saving a Detroit club, will be released on DVD Jan. 11.
Hartford's Anika Noni Rose will make her solo cabaret debut Saturday in New York as part of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series. On Tuesday the DVD of her recent film, Tyler Perry's …
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The Bloomberg administration said it would move to repeal a Jazz Age law that prohibits dancing in bars and nightclubs that do not hold special licenses.
The Trinity Repertory Company offers a believable "Cabaret," a stage revival that has the sharp and satisfying bite of authenticity.
Amra-Faye Wright, recently seen as Velma Kelly in the Broadway production of Chicago, made her New York cabaret debut Dec. 27 at the Metropolitan Room.