Stephen Mosher

Whether on Broadway or in the cabaret, Jenn Colella is one of our best. This week at 54 Below it's Broadway AND cabaret.

Catch GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS during its last two nights in the basement!

Barbara Bleier and Austin Pendleton, along with special guests Gretchen Cryer and Richard Maltby Jr., play a return engagement of the engaging musical cabaret OLD FRIENDS.

Broadway's original Mary Poppins makes a rare cabaret performance and hits it out of the park. Catch her perfect in every way second night on March 8th at 7 pm.

With refreshing ease and obvious abilities, Brent Comer expands his artistic horizons.

Another Melissa Errico triumph fills Birdland Theater with love.

An intimate setting at Pangea is the perfect way to prepare for Valentine's Day - especially when David Marino is your date with a mic.

Some things are worth waiting for. Cabaret artist Patty Lohr is one of those things.

Tony Yazbeck is no stranger to making art on the cabaret stage, and adding Tony Bennett just makes it better.

One of the best storytellers in the business has some stories to tell about a legendary lady and friendship.

Returning to Birdland, Monica Ramey and a stellar trio packed the place and provided entertainment par excellence.

Bradley Gibson has that Herculean thing called IT.

Cohen and Co. do Davis and Coltrane proud in their tribute night at Birdland.

With charm, talent, looks, and Benjamin Rauhala by his side, Derek Klena brings a new show to 54 Below.

This was not Jenn Colella's first year being the New Year's Eve headliner at 54 Below... and it probably won't be the last. That is how great she is at this.

NOW it's Christmas! Thanks to Carole J. Bufford's unique, one-of-a-kind Yuletide show.

It's a gift, any time Nicole Henry plays New York City, and her latest Christmas show at 54 Below was no exception.

One of the most thoughtful and poetic songwriters on the scene today, Alicia Witt has turned her attention to Christmas music, and why not? After all, how many Hallmark Christmas movies has she made? Yeah, that's right.

There's nothing twee, only Tim.

Notice Kevin Chamberlin in his authentic and auspicious solo show debut.