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The halls of Birdland will ring with exquisite music as the jazz community celebrates a shining new star with a great new CD.

The girl of a thousand voices will raise some of those voices in song before immigrating to the British Isles.

The Tin Pan Alley American Popular Music Project in collaboration with the Flatiron 23rd Street Partnership will present a free, outdoor public concert at the Flatiron North Plaza on 23rd Street/Broadway on Saturday, October 23, 2021 from 12:00 Noon to 4:00 PM.

Who doesn't love the music of the movies? Well Ann Kittredge does and it shows in her latest show, a deep dive into decades of tunes from the flickers.

A singing actress with many qualities similar to the greatest stage actress of her day, Amy Beth Williams has a new cabaret show that takes the audience on a musical trip around the world.

What is Bemelmans Bar without Caruso and Stritch? It's not the same, that's for sure, which is why the gentlemen return to The Caryle for Sundays in October and November.

After an extended postponement, Kelli Rabke's much-anticipated show about tiny women with gargantuan voices has come into the light.

Susie Mosher has done it again, and Stewart Green has the photographic evidence.

It's been two years since Lorna Luft played her Manhattan playground; she is back and she and the fans are ready for some fun. Here, Broadway World Cabaret uses ten videos to get back on the Lorna train before her opening night next week.

The undisputed Queen of Cabaret sells out shows everywhere she goes and this month she plays 54 Below for a week-long run of shows. Broadway World Cabaret is ready for Marilyn.

Carmen Cusack and her guitar are ready to play, and the 54 Below set is ready to go along the ride. Here are ten videos that show why.

Returning home is always fun - especially when it involves great friends and great music. Anthony Nunziata ought to know - it's what he is doing next week at Feinstein's.

For two nights, 54 Below will be playing some to some royalty... by way of Mr. Spector and Ms. Barrett. That's Mr. and Mrs., if you please.

A six-year labor of love for husband and wife filmmaking team Brian Vincent  and Heather Spore is welcomed to the world next weekend at the New York City film festival NEWFEST.

Author of one-man shows, Tom Frueh, returns to Midtown Manhattan club with a new musical.

Twenty-one months after his solo show at The Green Room 42 was canceled, Garrett Clayton appeared as a special guest in an installment of SWINGIN' WITH THE MOUSE dedicated to The Villains. His songs? Cruella and Ursula, naturally.

Birdland's beloved Natalie Douglas is back in business and Helane Blumfield caught her action.

Broadway and cabaret star Lee Roy Reams & cabaret artist and educator Corinna Sowers Adler take part in an annual contest celebrating women.

Any time Dorian Woodruff sets out to make a new show, he leaves no stone unturned in his effort to get it right, which is why he sometime takes an entire year to put everything in place. More than two years after his hit 'Welcome Home' show, Dorian comes home to Pangea with a new show set the the music of a legendary singer/songwriter.

Melissa Errioc is home in New York and home at 54 Below, and the sold-out shows there are proof that she was missed.