Stephen Mosher - Page 2

The Tony Award winning non-profit is here to grow, to achieve, and to change the face of cabaret and concert.

What a great way to end 2023.

The actress, singer, comedic storyteller, and social commentator is a regular in The Pub and fans can always count on a rowsing good time (and thought-provoking, as well).  Check out photos from inside the big night.

Broadway World Cabaret's resident photographer captures with camera a Christmas treat: The Callaway sisters in action.

Marianne Faithfull (manque) sings the songs that were written for and/or about her, ostensibly by other (less erudite) songwriters, but really through the prism of her dreams via uninvited intrusion into her unconscious mind.

A Hit in Hallmark, Lisa Howard gives the holiday cabaret genre an original idea.

A jazz album for the holidays that packs a serious artistic and emotional wallop.

Conor Weiss captures cabaret artist Shana Farr in the act at Urban Stages.

For four years this cabaret editor has been dreaming of these club acts.

Christine Ebersole and Billy Stritch continue their run of shows at 54 Below after a swell opening night on Tuesday. 

Even if you aren’t a Christian and don’t celebrate the holiday, these folks are the gift you want to give yourself this December. 

Broadway World Cabaret editor Stephen Mosher compiles a list of three songs from every Nancy LaMott album, on the occasion of her death, twenty-eight years ago.

Christine Lavin industriously releases her decades-long SEASONS PROJECT

Let's round out the holidays and the year with one last Stephen Mosher roundup, shall we?

It's a good day when Debbie Wileman brings her Judy Garland act to town, and it's a good holiday when that act is one for Christmas.

The annual Winter Rhythms festival at Urban Stages kicked off its series of shows last week and Conor Weiss caught a good one with his camera.

Late of Broadway's New York, New York, Clyde Alves takes his solo act and self-penned songs to the nightclub stage, making a night to remember.

In honor of her debut album, Dianne Fraser played Don't Tell Mama with a collection of Leslie Bricusse songs.

No Learning Annex lesson is this musical cabaret. It's interesting, funny, and original - like the man who wrote and performs it.

There's a hardcover, there's a kindle, there's an audiobook. But there's also a system to enjoying it, and Stephen Mosher has tested it out, with satisfying success.