Articles about Cabaret
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Reviewed by Joe Regan Jr. Laurie Beechman June 19, 2013 For the past three years The Mabel Mercer Foundation in association with the Noel Coward Foundation has presented The No…
Broadway superstar Idina Menzel headlined the closing night of this year's Adelaide Cabaret Festival, performing to a sold-out crowd at the Festival Theatre, and we were there to capture the…
Today, June 23rd A Time To Shine Youth Cabaret presents BROADWAY NOW and will be celebrating accomplished teens from the Broadway community at the Laurie Beechman Theatre at The West Bank Ca…
I'm sure that Kate Ceberano could ask just about any current artist to Meet Me in the Middle of the Adelaide Festival Theatre stage and they would gladly oblige. Forget traditional musical a…
 The life of Sophie Tucker is not the most familiar story. Marika Aubrey, in The Last of the Red Hot Mamas, masterfully revives the music, the comedy and the life of the stentorian perfor…
The neat ideas that come together for cabaret are one of the bonuses of this art form. So often artists are able to explore ideas that would not normally see the light of day on a large stag…
I f*@king love Paul f*@king McDermott. He's very naughty, funny, swears like a sailor but sings like an angel. We've all kind of worked that out from his various TV appearances, as part of t…
Legendary Broadway stars will be coming to Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center in an intimate cabaret setting starting in July.
To say Barb Jungr is a second string Marianne Faithfull isn't quite fair but she really does have the moves like Jagger. If Jungr ever grows tired of performing live she could always make a …
The show: "Cabaret" at Playhouse on Park in West Hartford.
Jose Carbo, known in Adelaide for his State Opera Figaro and a scene stealing spot at the Christmas Proms opened his latin heart with the music of his native Argentina in a tribute to that m…
Baby et Lulu, a couple of unabashed Francophile chanteuses, put on a show that leaves their audience feeling as refreshed as a bottle of sweet white wine rather than Cabaret's standard night…
The superlative adjectives used to describe Bernadette Robinson, her voice, her shows and her ability to engage and entertain an audience have been flying around for years now " Â and she …
"Come hear the music play…" this summer at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University (50 E Congress Pkwy) and the Katten/Landau studio (425 S Wabash, 4th Floor) when both spaces are t…
by: Paulanne Simmons Edward Chester Babcock earned some recognition when he was writing songs in his Syracuse high school. He gained even more fame when he changed his name to JimmyÂ…
She might look like Elvira with an undercut but close your eyes and there are times when Joey Arias will take you straight back to the smoky Jazz 'n Blues of Billie Holiday. Arias on Holiday…
Tonight, June 19, 2013 at 700 PM, two time Tony Award Winning Broadway amp Opera Star, Judy Kaye, currently featured as Duchess Estonia Dulworth in Broadway's Nice Work If You Can Get It, si…
Two-time Tony Award winner Judy Kaye performs a solo cabaret act for Encompass New Opera Theatre June 19 at 7 PM.
Robyn Archer began her career as a cabaret singer at the opening of Adelaide's Space Theatre in Brecht and Weill's Seven Deadly Sins in 1974. Her international career as a performer and fest…
Kef theatrical productions will present Kef Kids Cabaret, an evening of songs featuring some of Broadway, TV and film's biggest little stars, July 1 at The Cutting Room.
When Jacques Brel died in 1978 at the age of 49 he left behind a body of work whose influence extends far beyond any barriers of genre, culture or age. Still, The Adelaide Cabaret Festival's…
Christine Johnston, best known as one of the three Kransky Sisters, brings her latest oddball venture, RRAMP, to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Songs, dances, animation and more are all deli…
Meow Meow certainly knows how to make an entrance. A diva of her class deserves nothing less than rapturous applause and masses of adoring fans throwing roses upon the stage. If, like at the…
A relative newcomer to the world of cabaret, Catherine Alcorn is clearly embracing the Adelaide Cabaret Festival scene, and simultaneously enchanting audiences with her new show: Go Your Own…
The beauty of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival is that there is such a diverse mix of entertainment. Virginia Gay's Songs to Self-Destruct to has it all. The production is a melting pot of musi…
