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Nicolas King has been hard at work, and the work is paying off for him and his fans.

The Randy Andys wrap theater, comedy, and sisterhood up in a ball of fabulous harmony and surprising musical selections.

Kate Baker had the folks at Pangea living for her jazz music last night, as they languished in the ambiance of one of the city's most comfortable and cozy restaurants.

In what should be the first of many Latinx-themed cabaret room club acts, four performing artists who are definitely closely-knit shared some of their favorite music and stories from a show that is very special to them all.

A wise man once said that art isn't easy. Well, life isn't either, and since life inspires art, the performers of the small venue circuit of New York City may be leaning into the pandemic for source material, for a while. Or for as long as they need to.

Becca Kidwell knew that her first show after the show business shut down would have to be special, so she got some of her most trusted friends and colleagues to get involved... in a very interesting way. Welcome to the Show Of Dares.

The petite diva with the powerful voice and everything else is stepping out onto the 54 Below stage without her partner in crime and life, and the fans couldn't grab the tickets up fast enough. She is Orfeh. Hear her Roar.

Everyone loves Ruta Lee and after Jim Caruso is finished chatting with her, her numbers will have gone up from all the new fans.

Back for a second year, the PORCH PERFORMANCES series adds exceptional new talents to this year's lineup.

Before he left the house to do his show Wednesday, Deon'te Goodman did all the work that builds a foundation for a good show. And it showed.

Even when vacationing in Vermont, the creator and lead mentor at BROADWAY WORKSHOP is still working, helping to shape and mold the lives of the next generation of theater craftspeople... and talking to Broadway World about the plethora of artists playing nightclubs in shows helmed by himself.

Everybody has a little bit of Disney in their heart, even the most jaded adult - but Andrew Barth Feldman isn't jaded and he is, in spite of his youthful appearance, an adult. But is he a Disney Adult? Find out in this tour-de-force one-man show in which he builds his own Disney PARK MAP.

When Paulo is in the house, thrills are on the menu, take that to heart, along with his entire setlist of songs to make you sigh and cry.

Blaine Alden Krauss premieres the first of two shows that have to be seen, at any cost.

The 92Y School of Music announces new guests for their popular interview series, Cabaret Conversations, now in its second year, as well as new dates for Cabaret History and Great Performances. Previous speakers in the BroadwayWorld Cabaret Award-nominated series have included Chita Rivera and Joe Iconis. Led by award-winning cabaret historian and performer, Michael Kirk Lane these programs are perfect for both practitioners and fans of the art form.

There are young people in the cabaret rooms of New York City because of the young talent and ever-changing material to be found in those rooms. The future of cabaret looks bright, indeed.

It's all rock and roll to Mike Wartella and his 54 Below audience Monday night wouldn't have it any other way.

Fifteen months off of the stage certainly hasn't diminished their light, their talent, or their on stage instincts. Ms. Mosher and Mr. Caruso are back, they're in fine form, and they are rarin' to go.

The award-winning singing actor is getting up on the stage with his band for the first time in a long time and he has a brand new show filled with music to dance to, all in the name of celebration.

Gianni Valenti sure knows how to throw a re-opening, as Birdland audiences last week learned... or re-learned, as it were.