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Jenn Gambatese and her mates will be singing some Hammerstein and some Sondheim in two nights of shows dedicated to hope and human connection.

John Minnock has cause for celebration - a new album and a new show. 54 Below is hosting the party and Broadway World Cabaret is watching the videos.

Dylan Bustamante is in the director's chair, once more, and the 54 Below Staff Show is back on the books, and Broadway World Cabaret is looking back at some of their past numbers.

After a successful holiday show last December Melissa Errico and Billy Stritch return to 54 Below with a new show of standards titled SWING LESSONS. Check out videos!

Amanda Reckonwith has had a long rest-cure and is ready to sing once more, and Pangea is hosting her comeback.

Photographer Matt Baker shares an exclusive look at The Lineup through his gorgeous lens.

Mark Nadler's HART'S DESIRE comes straight from the heart, and it's a work of art.

Rising Deborah Stone is returning with her new show CHIAROSCURO and Broadway World Cabaret is ready for it, especially after these ten videos.

Two of Broadway's brightest stars and most romantic leading actors have a new act and it's going to take them far.

After conquering the cabaret stage, it was time for Ann Kittredge to conquer the recording studio, and she did it in true Kittredge form.

Last spring, to celebrate the release of her new album of original songs SPARKLE AND FIZZ, Rosemary Loar threw herself a party, by way of a show. She will encore that show this Friday night.

Broadway World Cabaret never needs a reason to examine a collection of YouTube videos of The Karls (that's Orfeh and Andy) but when the popular twosome opens at the hot new nightclub in town, it is Cause célèbre

Matt Doyle has a new show coming to the nightclub stages of New York and Broadway World Cabaret is collecting videos to get everyone ready for the debut of his new act.

Marissa Licata is coming to The Cutting Room and Broadway World Cabaret is collecting the videos.

In his debut show at 54 Below, actor Russell Harvard combines American Sign Language, musical storytelling, and a variety of musical genres to tell his own personal tale.

Photographer Matt Baker returns to Birdland Theater after two weeks of traveling, and just in the nick of time: it looks like Susie Mosher's show was in rare form.

When she went into the studio to record her award-winning cabaret show, Elizabeth Ward Land documented her own genius as an artists, along with Linda Ronstadt's.

After playing these original compositions in clubs around the city for years, Joe Iconis & Family have finally gone into the studio and recorded all the songs on their first ALBUM.

Bad advertising couldn't keep away the crowds who knew what was really happening last night at Don't Tell Mama.

Aaron David Gleason will bring his brand of musical storytelling to 54 Below later this month in the 9:30 slot.