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In her Feinstein's/54 Below debut solo show, Beth Malone delivers light into a formerly dark world.

He may be Manhattan's leading multi-hyphenate, but on June 30th Michael Kushner will take off all the other hats in favor of his ACTOR hat, when he spends an hour or so celebrating Gay Pride with his Pride playlist at 54 Below.

Singer-songwriter Lauren Marcus has a unique voice as an artist and at her 54 Below debut last night, she brought the house down and brought home some new fans.

As Broadway and Off-Broadway performers get back onto the stages of live-entertainment venues in New York City, there are songs that long to be sung... And Seth Bisen-Hersh has plenty to go around.

Though the Night of a Thousand Judys will have to be virtual this year, it allows amazing talent like Alan Cumming to participate from another state... like so many others who want to be a part of this important charitable concert.

The recent first-time Tony nominee is ready for another first: his own solo show.

Among the guests for his 63rd episode, Jim Caruso will chat with 95-year-old Philip Springer, who wrote a famous Christmas song.

Nicole Spano played a good show for MetropolitanZoom on June 10th and Broadway World Cabaret's newest team member was mightily impressed.

When Aaron David Gleason had the idea to take his Tik Tok collaboration and make it the first single by a new artist on his Brashtooth Records label, he gave the world two special works of art: Emma Freeman and SILVER CUP.

Farah Alvin's is the kind of talent people pray for, but not everyone gets. Her new show at The Green Roon is just one more example of the fact that hers is a voice that needs to be heard, a talent that needs to be seen.

After taking New York City by storm with her talent and nightclub acts, Leanne Borghesi retreated to her San Francisco home during the pandemic, but she is back in her NYC digs and ready to pick up where she left off. With a new show and a new idea, Leanne is taking up residence at Don't Tell Mama.

The creator of Funk-liberation, Britton Smith and his band THE STING gear up for a splashy new show opening at 54 Below in one week's time, and he is ready to sing out the word, and make some people sweaty.

Jaime Lozano can't wait to be back on the live stage but in the meantime fans can enjoy him virtually, thanks to Joe's Pub.

After making a splashy smash with her Whitney Houston tribute show, Nicole Henry returns to the scene of the shine with a new nightclub act appropriately titled FEELING GOOD. Because she is.

People may not be wearing their pajamas anymore, but they are still making the online Cast Party an exciting one.

Robbie Rozelle returns to the stage and to 54 Below with an all new show and a special guest artist to liven up the proceedings.

Pangea is open for business and so is their cabaret room! Becca Kidwell is one of the lucky artists to return to their stage, and all the patrons are happy to have her back.

The West Bank Cafe continues to bring interesting, diverse, and entertaining nightclub entertainers in to perform for their patrons, and Sunday night was an evening of variety... in fact, it was like two Variety TV Shows back to back.

Eric Yves Garcia has a special thing going on with him, the Great American Songbook, his piano, and the crowd at The West Bank Cafe.

In their first gig back in NYC Nicolas King and The Mike Renzi Trio remind crowds what they've been missing all this time.