Message in a Cabaret Show: Rosemary Loar's Ode to Sting
Reviewed By: Stephen Hanks I've been stung by Rosemary Loar. It's not the kind that causes any discomfort, but it has left a mark. Loar has made me view the music of Gordon Sum…
Reviewed By: Stephen Hanks I've been stung by Rosemary Loar. It's not the kind that causes any discomfort, but it has left a mark. Loar has made me view the music of Gordon Sum…
The national tour of The Addams Family, which currently plays the Shubert Theatre in Boston, MA, will present a benefit cabaret for ASTEP Feb. 16 at Oberon in Cambridge.
Mac Wellman' s absurdist, psycho-sexual adaptation (we're there!) of Bram Stoker's "Dracula" will be presented Feb. 16 to 18 at the Yale Cabaret, 217 Park St., New Haven.
The final scene of "Ruthless! The Musical" is so brazenly depraved, you probably should know about it in advance, but that would be like giving away the big reveal of "The Sixth Sense." So, …
Out with the old, in with the new! Timing is everything. I heard the buzz a while back and just as the cabaret community sadly suffers the loss of the historic Oak Room Supper Club at the Al…
Reviewed by Joe Regan Jr. – January 26, 2012 Victor Neufeld, who doesn't appear in New York cabarets often, had an impressive single show at Don't Tell Mama January 26th. Backed by…
Reviewed by: Sandi Durell Now this might not be a very uplifting title for a show; especially from the musically extraordinary Christine Ebersole. But it becomes evidently clear, early on, t…
The Tony Award-winning star delivers another extraordinary evening of entertainment at the Cafe Carlyle.
PS 84, The Lillian Weber School, Parent Teacher Association will present a special cabaret event, Part of His World: An Evening with Alan Menken, to raise money for the school's enrich…
"Ruthless! the Musical" was so much fun the first time, Van Kaplan couldn't resist directing it again. The Pittsburgh CLO executive producer directed the show in the 1990s for the Casa Manan…
Petula ClarkMid February thru March 2012Here are some recaps in case you missed the multitude of January shows:Petula Clark back in New York at Feinstein's The 79 year old Ms. Clark is a ski…
Tony Braithwaite and Jennifer Childs will debut their new comedy cabaret, Let's Pretend We're Famous, at Plays & Players Theatre, March 6-25. Owen Robbins will serve as musical…
the Doyle & Debbie show has extended through June 24 at The Royal George Cabaret. The show centers on Doyle Mayfield, an old-guard country star with a handful of hits back in the 70s …
Mid-'60s flashbacks don't come brighter or more candy-colored than Petula Clark singing her chart-toppers from that era like "Downtown," "I Know a Place" and "A Sign of the Times."
The facts of Petula Clark's career are kind of impressive: Huge popularity as a child performer in England; more than 70 million records sold, including "Downtown," "I Know a Place," and oth…
Above, Claybourne Elder’s Road Show story/performance. Sometimes you do things for entirely shallow reasons. Like buying those leopard pumps because they look perfect with your outfit …
Director BT McNicholl has structured many of the scenes and focus changes as cleanly as a camera take in a movie.
Producer and cabaret performer Bradshaw Smith died on Monday, January 16, following a sudden stroke. He was 57. Among his awards for his performances were a Backstage Bistro in 1985, and th…
The Cabaret Jazz at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas has announced its Spring 2012 schedule. The two-level, 258-seat venue overlooks Symphony Park. The series will beg…
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre presents Kate Shindle in Cabaret, the energetic, politically charged, seductive, and daring Tony Award-winning production that is ranked among the greatest American…
Recent Wonderland star Kate Shindle takes on the role of Sally Bowles in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre production of Kander and Ebb's Cabaret, which began Jan. 10 in FL.
Puckish Tony Award winner Joel Grey, the original Emcee from Cabaret, is youthful as ever after eight decades on the stage. Catch him as a comic fugitive in Broadway's Anything Goes.
Michael-David Blostein (Photo credit: Daniel DiMarco)The Storm is NowCabaret proves it is currentby Stuart MunroShow girls. Authors. Gender bending. Nazis. All part of the territory in Kande…
With its new edgy production of Cabaret, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre takes an often thrilling left turn into adult, thought-provoking theater that this home of mainstream crowd-pleasers rarely…
Porchlight Theatre Company is set to present a Valentine's Day cabaret dinner show Down with Love, February 10 and 14 at 7pm. Compiled and directed by Rebecca Castelli and featuring Po…