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Jazz devotee Andrew Poretz checks out John Minnock's latest concert as a guest reviewer for Broadway World Cabaret.

It's been a long time coming but Roe Hartrampf worked hard on his first-ever solo show and the hard work has yielded a cabaret and concert performer who shows great promise.

Jenn Gambatese invited her besties to use music and truth to talk about hope and rising above the din of life and the business of show.

It was all-hands on deck as the 54 Below team puts on a play.

Karen Mason stopped by The Lineup last week and Matt Baker caught her and all the action through his lens.

Chelsea Table + Stage has the hot music stars in a cool setting. Enter Orfeh and Andy Karl.

Photojournalist Thomas Salus returns to Broadway World Cabaret with a look at Scott Coulter's second year with GIVE MY REGARDS: A COMPETITION LIKE NO OTHER.

Guest reviewer Andrew Poretz has heaps of praise for Gerrilyn Sohn and her new musical cabaret.

Finally, the 54 Below staff show is back on the boards and Broadway World Cabaret is chatting with producer Dylan Bustamante about the process and the production.

This original and inventive night of entertainment could leave no person unimpressed or unentertained. SPEAKEASY MAGICK is The End.

Two days of non-stop drag, music and dancing are planned, as the Bushwig Festival gets underway with an impressive initial lineup.

Nik Walker and his friends bring an important message to 54 Below, woven throughout beautiful relationships, great music, and voluble storytelling.

A lively group of interesting artists were on the roster for Susie Mosher's show last week, and Matt Baker's photos show just how lively.

Tony DeSare and three amazing fellow musicians have what it takes to make the people happy.

After a successful first year in cabaret, a two-year pandemic-informed hiatus, and the heatwave of 2022, Gerrilyn Sohn returns to Don't Tell Mama for her second season and a new show.

The cabaret artist Deborah Stone creates yet another work of cabaret art.

It may have taken Aaron David Gleason a few decades to tell his own story in a solo show but those years just gave him and his stories time to grow into the art form.

Up in East Harlem, Sybille Bruun and Tyler Moss have formed a family and a mission to bring Shakespeare to anyone who wants it... and so much more.

Fans of John Lloyd Young's will get a chance to see their idol for six nights of performances in Broadway's Living Room.

Roe Hartrampf is no stranger to the cabaret stage, but he is ready to get out of the group shows and get into one all his own... with a couple of special guest Leading Ladies.