Articles about Cabaret
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Josephine Baker Was Born Into a Difficult, Racist Age. Through Song and Dance, She Sensuously Rose Above It.
L. Gabrielle Penabaz manages what so many teachers and artists before her have failed to do: make sex education fun and funny, smart and scary, even a little bit sexy.
An Unsweetened Voice of Bitter Experience By STEPHEN HOLDEN
K T Sullivan and Mark Nadler winked, smirked, and crooned their way through this fabulous Cole Porter tribute at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel.
Cabaret in New York, like the Broadway theater scene, is definitely alive and kicking these days.
Jenna gives a rundown of where she's been and what's coming up in the world of cabaret and sometimes beyond This week's column features A Swinging Birdland Christmas with Jim Caruso, Billy S…
London's Landor Theatre will host A Spotlight On..., a series of one-night-only performances of leading musical theatre artists, running Jan. 12-23.
The Metropolitan Room's new monthly series, Broadway on 22nd Street, will kick off Feb. 28.
Also at Home on the Range by STEPHEN HOLDEN
As much as Betty Buckley is a Broadway diva, she is also a Texan who grew up steeped in country and rock 'n' roll, which comes through in her new show at Feinstein's at the Regency.
Brett Somers, one of the favorite regular panelists from TV's old "Match Game" game show, will bring her new cabaret show to Danny's Skylight Room Mondays in July.
Michael Feinstein's annual Christmas-meets-Hanukkah cabaret show at the Regency is the perfect tonic for those hollow televised spectacles spreading chilly corporate tidings of comfort and j…
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, October 7, 8, 9, The MabelMercer Foundation comes of age by presenting its 21st annual Cabaret Convention at The Rose Theater, Frederick P. Rose Hall at Ja…
