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With a new album on the way, Blaine Alden Krauss is saying hello to summer and goodbye to New York with his lead off single HAUS OF LOVE.

The star of the TV show PLAN B has a plan all her own, to heal through music, and that is precisely what she did on Friday night at 54 Below.

Lifelong pals, Misses Demas and Kristen are together again and making music on the LIVE FROM SKYLIGHT RUN online concert series.

Happy news, fans! Jim Caruso will continue to broadcast the PJCP while doing the OG Cast Party - just on a new night! Set your alarm!

For her Pride show at 54 Below, Nicole Vanessa Ortiz brought down the house on a room full of people who were proud to have picked this show to see.

Returning to the stage and his first love, Manhattan multi-hyphenate Michael Kushner shows his time behind the camera and in the podcasting studio hasn't diminished his star quality.

New to the West Bank Cafe lineup, Corinna Sowers Adler showed a knack for lounge singing in an immensely enjoyable set of dinner music last night.

Derrick Baskin made some meditative discoveries in pandemic and he is applying his lessons learned to every aspect of his existence, the result being a fulfilling new solo show at Feinstein's/54 Below.

The Broadway musical theater actor who has seen it all is telling a little bit of this and singing a lot of that in his tribute show to a legend that he remembers most as a dear friend.

The crowd could be neither controlled nor contained when Mason Alexander Park took over The Green Room 42 during Gay Pride weekend, and, dudes, it was a night to remember.

Nicole Henry played two shows at 54 Below this month and put a very special woman in the spotlight for an hour: her.

After fifteen months of arduous online work on behalf of the cabaret industry, David Sabella is going back to his first love, singing for his supper.

As Jim Caruso prepares to head back to Birdland for live performances, he continues to maintain strict integrity with the production of his online TV show.

When Glenn Close and Ted Nash had the idea to collaborate on a jazz piece about TRANSFORMATION, they had no idea how close to home his son Eli's story would touch members of the trans community. Now, with a CD release, they can reach more lives than ever before.

In part two of our Broadway World Cabaret interview with these drag sisters, we learn about how their past is going to influence their future, and which Silver Screen goddess each lady obsesses over.

Gloria Swansong is a drag artist with a focus on the goddesses of the Thirties, Forties, and Fifties. Fellow drag performer Maxie Factor's focus is almost exclusively the divas of the Sixties. One is a costumer, the other is a hairstylist. It's kind of like they were destined for each other, and guess what? They were.

We all want to run away and float around Bali Ha'i and Gilligan's Island with Shirley Valentine, don't we? Jack Theoharis did it and now she's got the club act to prove it.

With her new show DRAG THERAPY Phoebe Jeebies is taking the art form of drag into dark corners in the hopes of lighting the way for others feeling the pain of mental diagnoses.

The sparkles, feathers, lashes and wigs are back and they are all adorning adorable Leanne Borghesi in her new show at Don't Tell Mama.

Alexis Michelle has a lot to celebrate these days, and Gay Pride & 54 Below are the perfect conduits for the party.