Stephen Mosher

Four years later, The Showbroads are this season's biggest gift.

No mere case of a singer standing on a stage and singing notes is a Lorna Dallas performance - these are stories. 

What did our critic think of WHAT A MAN! at Don't Tell Mama?

Macon Prickett glittered and was gay. And it worked.

The Gentle Giant of Whacky and Whimsy, Leslie Carrara-Rudolph returned to The Green Room 42 for two jam-packed performances of her Halloween show MOONLIGHT MADNESS on October 27th.

Stephen Mosher reports the facts and presents the pics of the Ava Nicole Frances show.

Vincent Rodriguez III makes stop in NYC while touring solo show debut.

Services for Sandi Durell and a celebration of life will occur this Sunday, October 27, at twelve noon at Plaza Jewish Community Chapel located at 630 Amsterdam Avenue. 

Dorian Woodruff returns to Pangea with a popular show, and many popular cabaret artists showed up to see how nice and easy it was.

Do it for yourself, do it for your date, but do it. Go and see Marilyn Maye in her latest residency

Special events come and go but the people in the room remember them for a long time, after.

How lucky we all are that Phillip Officer decided to come out of retirement.

In a benefit concert for the non-profit 54B, LaChanze demonstrates the value of cabaret.

This is what stand-up comedy is all about.

For one of 54 Below's essential series, three musical theater mavens look at the shows that never came into the city.

A wise man once said that everything old is new again. Thank goodness for Bryce Edwards and the people who flock to his shows.

There is reason for all to hope that more 54B, more Tom Kitt, and more of this type of material will come our collective ways.

It was high marks for Marlowe.

One of today's best and most poetic singer-songwriters played one of her rare New York appearances and it was a cool night of groovy storytelling.

Marilyn Maye is a magical as ever as she takes Birdland toward 2024, with a special New Year's Eve performance.