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Today's Pandemic Playlist is just the boys and girls. No groups, no specialty acts, just the women and the men who step out onto the stage and sing for their supper. These are some of the best, some you'll find on many a nightclub stage, some can be clocked traveling back and forth between the theater and the cabaret. Whatever journey each of these artists takes to get to the mic doesn't matter - all that matters is that they get to the mic... and the audience, because these ten are something to see.

Today's Pandemic Playlist has a special focus on the drag performers who grace the stages of NYC.

Artists around Manhattan are using social distancing as a perfect opportunity to create something new, something fun, something hopeful. Broadway World is here to bring their work to the fans.

Let's get to know our cabaret artists even better with a fifth day of looking at their amazing artistry!

Popular concert performer Anthony Nunziata is joining the list of artists performing from home during voluntary quarantine in New York City. Nunziata and Mosher got on the phone for a little informal chat about the event.

Cabaret Editor Stephen Mosher shares another day of his Pandemic Playlist as the artists of the cabaret community get more much-needed exposure and Broadway World readers get more much-needed at-home entertainment

Stephen Mosher's Pandemic Playlist continues to showcase some of the talents of the cabaret community and some of his favorite numbers, so fans of the art form can learn more artists to love.

During the time of social distancing artists of the cabaret community are doing all they can to keep their bills paid, and Living Room Concerts are a perfect way to do that and to also stay in touch with the outside world. Broadway World brings listings of artists performing online.

The second in a series, The Pandemic Playlist provides social distancing cabaret fans an opportunity to get to know the performers and their work a little better, from the comfort of home.

During the live entertainment shut-down in New York City people will need entertainment. Stephen Mosher starts a new series on Broadway World Cabaret - a regular playlist the puts a light on the talents who fill the stages of the clubs of NYC.

Susie Mosher took a night off and Jim Caruso took over at The Lineup and the hits just keep on coming.

Iconic actress Marilu Henner opened at Feinstein's/54 Below last week and the crowds fell in love with her again... for the umpteenth time.

Respected jazz singer-songwriter Nicole Zuraitis focused on Women's History Month for her show at The Beach Cafe, but for this kind of music, it should be the Year of The Women

Concert and symphony performer Joan Ryan has arrived in New York City to sing for her supper and her sold-out evening at The Green Room 42 looks like she is on her way.

Prolific and popular singer-songwriter-musical director Michele Brourman is in town to collect her Bistro Award tonight and Stephen Mosher talks with her about her life and her work in an industry that loves her.

A visit to The Lineup with Susie Mosher shows that the weekly variety show is still going strong.

The noted trio of jazz music-makers is at The Birdland Theater showing crowds why they are so noted.

The country-western singer and gay rights activist is playing smaller venues and this month he will debut at Birdland with his personal hits and personal friends. Stephen Mosher has a one on one to talk about it all, out in the open

MAC Award Winner Ann Kittredge is doing a special performance of her show FANCY MEETING YOU HERE and it's for a very special cause. Stephen Mosher finds out why.

Ten years after becoming the must-see event in New York Theater, Yank! reunited many from the original cast and creative team, welcomed members of the casts from the original productions in the UK, Australia and Brazil, to celebrate the little ground-breaking musical that could... And did