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Carole J. Bufford has a new show that combines the music of the past, modern-day sensibilities, and her personal vintage style.

I GOT THE JOB! SONGS FROM MY MUSICAL PAST demands to be seen.

Thank goodness Jim Caruso invited Nicole Henry to Birdland.

Broadway World Cabaret photographer Conor Weiss visits Don't Tell Mama, Tyler Houchins, Mark Hartman, and Judy Garland.

It was another fine and festive time at THE LINEUP WITH SUSIE MOSHER this week!

Two Volume book set on Judy Garland by Lawrence Schulman will be published by BearManor Media.

On the heels of releasing their first collection of recordings, AGE OF MADNESS plays a four-city tour, featuring a stop in Manhattan on July 17th.

It’s going to be a great deal of fun to see Brenda Braxton settle into this new artistic home and format.

Fifteen years of making music together were revisited recently when Meg Flather and John Mettam got together for a set at Don't Tell Mama.

Just when you think it's just going to be a set of songs from the movies...

Rockwood Music Hall is a valued venue for the music industry of Manhattan, but also for the fans of the eclectic artists who play there. It's time to save the place, and Sara Bareilles is leading the way.

On June 24th, the industry lost a beloved and most interesting member of the family, and Marilyn Lester remembers her friend for Broadway World.

Academy Award Winner, Broadway legend and White Lotus star F. Murray Abraham will join Jason Kravits for Joe's Pub debut.

Robbie Rozelle has a family night at Birdland Theater.

Alexis Michelle had a dream, and now it's a reality. And it's a good reality.

It was another fine week and another fine LINEUP.

The June 20th installment of THE LINEUP WITH SUSIE MOSHER was a fun one, with Susie welcoming back some of her favorite guests from episodes past. 

Conor Weiss offers photo essay of Patti Bottino-Bravo's ACT 3.

It's been seventy years since this iconic play opened on Broadway and this anniversary concert honored it well.

This summer New Yorkers can catch a series of free concerts at Little Island, and Tonya Pinkins has just concluded her shows but there are more to come.