Articles about Cabaret
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Scot Wisniewski comes to New York, and to Don't Tell Mama; the Siegels say he's more than welcome.
Rick Skye does a great Liza impression; now, all he needs is a great Liza show.
Classy Karen Kohler makes a marvelous Marlene at Judy's Chelsea.
Rhonda Ayers performs her death-defying show One Foot in the Grave at Don’t Tell Mama.
A special Siegels summer smorgasbord! Marcus Simeone, toasting Liza, and The Andrews Sisters' Hollywood Canteen.
The Siegels are charmed by a new talent on the scene: baby-faced Brandon Cutrell.
At Danny's on Restaurant Row, the one and only Charles Lindberg flies the Siegels to the moon.
Tommy Femia’s faux-Judy goes over the rainbow at Don’t Tell Mama, with guest star Jonathan Frank along for the trip.
A delighted dispatch from Québec City’s bustling Summer Festival.
The Siegels have beaucoup de good things to say in their second report from Québec.
Julie Johnson at Judy’s Chelsea = a little bit of country western heaven.
New Mondays showcases new songs by Stephen Schwartz, John Bucchino, and Amanda Green.
The Siegels experience three diverse performers: Goldie Dver, Marcus Kettles, and Veronica Klaus.
At Feinstein's at the Regency, Tony Danza is determined to entertain.
The Siegels review the annual celebration of Barry Manilow’s birthday at Don’t Tell Mama.
Singer-songwriter Pam Tate holds forth at Danny’s Skylight Room.
Frans Bloem brings a welcome treat to Danny's Skylight Room: a tribute to Charles Aznavour.
Downtown at the Duplex, the Siegels are serenaded by divas from beyond the grave.
The Siegels wonder what exactly Billy Bob Thornton was up to at Joe’s Pub.
Mary Cleere Haran again displays her affinity for the work of Lorenz Hart (and Richard Rodgers) at the Oak Room.
Character actor William Ryall steps into the spotlight-and the Siegels sure hope he'll stay.
John Pizzarelli and his folks return to Feinstein's at the Regency.
In her new show at Danny's Skylight Room, Claiborne Cary's charm and talent carry the day.
The Siegels sample the cabaret smorgasbord on Restaurant Row.
Best show title of the year: “Jirque du Soleil.”
At Don't Tell Mama, Gregg Rodeheffer and David Maiocco chart a young man's journey toward maturity.
