Stephen Mosher - Page 15

The Laurie Beechman Theatre overflowed with patrons and artists as Sean Patrick Murtagh showed off his Sondheim, his gams, and his Pride.

Prolific cabaret artist and Broadway Records A&R Director sits down with Broadway World Cabaret editor for an intimate chat about BRING ME GIANTS.

Benny Benack III and good pal Emmet Cohen are gearing up for two shows at Dizzy's Club in honor of Benny's new CD.

Shaun Cassidy had his standing room only opening night crowd in raptures with his MAGICal show.

Benny Benack III will play Dizzy's Club for two peformances, release a new album, and play ten city tour.

BRING ME GIANTS will bring Robbie Rozelle, Liz Callaway, Mauricio Martinez, and a whole slew of great talent to the Birdland Theater stage on June 29th at 8:30 pm.

Cabaret great Natalie Douglas celebrated the Sixties and Juneteenth with her Monday night performance at Birdland.

June 12th and 13th saw the presentation of a concert titled 5 & DIME: A NEW MUSICAL at Joe's Pub, and Broadway World Cabaret has a photo essay of the show.

Love was in the air when the cast (old and new) and the fans of HANDS ON A HARDBODY gathered together for two special reunion concerts at 54 Below

Those charming gents of The Boy Band Project are still capturing hearts and filling clubs, five years later.

Three of the industry's brightest lights have brought the world of The Movies to Birdland Theater with a fancy and fabulous musical revue.

When Janine LaManna announced her solo show debut, there was a reasonable expectation that she would be good at it... but THIS good? Like, Holy Wow.

The latest episode of the popular American Songbook series was an hour of joy on a stick, thanks to a great cast of creatives and the music of Fats Waller.

This week's LINEUP felt like a family reunion, with some Birdland faces back in the basement

Star of Newsies and Supergirl goes rock and roll with new album from band AGE OF MADNESS.

Broadway World Cabaret photographer Conor Weiss captures the glitzy evening in his lens.

Justin Elizabeth Sayer and co., have, once again, brought their A-Game to this annual feast of love, art, and fundraising.

Jeff Harnar and Alex Rybeck are two of the industry's brightest stars, which is why there wasn't an empty seat in the hose at 54 Below last night.

Now the property is evolving into a musical.  And you know what?  It works.

With his Gershwin show, Matt Baker has built an evening of live entertainment that epitomizes what the live music scene is (or should be) all about.