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A prestigious learning institution and a crackerjack impresario make for a great night of cabaret.

It's everyone's favorite Tuesday night appointment and last week it was just as much fun as ever.

Broadway World Cabaret photojournalist Thomas Salus has his second assignment - a group show of Howard Ashman songs.

It was the cabaret debut for which everyone was waiting, and it was worth the wait.

Classically trained violist and singer WIKKA continues to celebrate the release of her latest albums in a wonderfully whimsical and clever show.

It has been said that great things are worth waiting for. It took some time to get Linda Kahn into the solo spot but once it happened the crowd couldn't help but SAY YES! to her.

Linda Purl was packing them in at Birdland Theater last Sunday and if she had had a few more nights at the club, she would have continued to, for the entire run.

Actor, director educator and the future of cabaret, Ari Axelrod does things his way, and he will when ARI'S ARIAS opens at Birdland on December 12th. Here are some videos to keep us patient til then.

The singing actress and impressionist who cracked the YouTube sensation code is back on stage in London at CRAZY COQS but fans around the world can catch the show via virtual streaming platforms. Ain't technology grand?

After his smash-hit LADY WITH A SONG, Jack Bartholet has a follow up act that promises to be just as fascinating and fabulous.

Photojournalist Helane Blumfield captures with her camera iconic songstress Linda Eder as she returns to your New York City cabaret home, Feinstein's/54 Below.

Broadway World Cabaret correspondent Thomas Salus spent Tuesday night inside the walls of a sold-out 54 Below, using his lens to capture an auspicious opening night.

There were no poor unfortunate souls at 54 Below last night - only fans of Howard Ashman and supporters of the Rainbow Sun Productions company.

Duo cabaret performer Emily Kay went solo last night and the cabaret industry needs to make way for this up and comer because she is taking off.

A little chat and a little music is just the thing for a Wednesday morning, as the cabaret journalists of Manhattan meet the stars who will bring their gifts to the 54 Below stage this holiday season.

That's three performances down for Maria Corsaro, and one to go on December 9th. She and The Gregory Toroian Trio have really jazzed up Pangea.

From playing bass at Rockwood Musical Hall right into an intergalactic one-woman romp, Melissa Mahoney is constantly creating entertainment of all natures.

Stewart Green was once again on hand to capture another fabulous week with Susie Mosher and THE LINEUP

Broadway, Off-Broadway, and regional theater actor Bruce Sabath has a highly personal story to tell, and he's telling it with honesty and authenticity - just the way everyone should.

It was the event of the year and people missed it at their peril. The ones who didn't miss it will be talking about it for the rest of their lives.