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The packed to capacity audience was itself a glittering sea of sequins when the COUNTESS CABARET STARRING LUANN DE LESSEPS at 54 Below took the stage on February 2, 2024. The whole evening seemed to be one big party as much as a performance!
What an amazing night it was for everyone’s Broadway memories at JERRY ORBACH’S BROADWAY on January 25th at 54 Below.
This reviewer thought that the night was just “too marvelous for words.”
What a talent, what a voice and what a performer Storm Large is and this reviewer looks forward to seeing where she goes in the future.
Norm Lewis and The NY Pops took the filled-to-capacity audience at Carnegie Hall on a joyful sleigh ride through a winter wonderland of holiday songs in time.
If you are craving some of the smooth sounds of Count Basie or Louis Armstrong, come down every Friday night to THE BIRDLAND BIG BAND AT BIRDLAND and have a wonderful night and hear “all that jazz!”
A truly rip roaring performance that was part theater, part concert and completely fantastic!
The fire of the Bennett family's singing legacy burns brightly in this next generation.
The future looms brightly on the horizon for this tremendous talent. I look forward to seeing him in future shows where the lights are bright on Broadway.
This reviewer was thrilled to be able to get a glimpse into the amazing world of Michael Feinstein.
Walking through the shadows of the past with open eyes is the best way to describe the multimedia / musical production of NOVEMBER 1918: THE GREAT WAR AND THE GREAT GATSBY AT CARNEGIE HALL ON NOVEMBER 8, 2023
Bellissimo, is the perfect way to describe ITALIAN NIGHT WITH L’APPASSIONATA, MISHA QUINT AND TOMMASO BENCIOLINI AT WEILL RECITAL HALL AT CARNEGIE HALL on November 3, 2023.
DRACULA: LORD OF THE DARK definitely put chills up this reviewer’s spine.
Without a seat to spare in the room, the overwhelmingly enthusiastic patrons cheered wildly with each show stopping tune.
It was goofs, ghouls, and giggles when 54 Below started the Halloween season on October 4th.
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