Stephen Mosher - Page 77

After a year of performing virtually on her regularly scheduled program MASON'S MAKIN' MUSIC, Karen is ready to get back on the stage again, which she will prove with three different shows in three different cities, during the next few weeks.

In the name of cutting his suit to fit his cloth, Jim David put himself to good use in the quarantine and came out with a smash-hit comedy CD that is selling like hotcakes.

AIDS Walk: Live At Home offers a chance to see great artists in action and to help many who are in need, something every American could do more of, every day.

The brothers who started as a duo act, are on separate career paths right now, and they stop by Broadway World Cabaret to share all the news... and some sweet words about their sweet Mom.

As Manhattan re-opens, the clubs are offering live music once more. 42nd Street hot spot The Westbank Cafe has some fine talent lined up for their guests.

Marilyn Maye has played big rooms, small rooms, and even tents and driveways, but on May 8th she goes virtual with a new show from Feinstein's/54 Below... and it is worth seeing.

Bistro and MAC-award winner Dawn Derow is debuting her latest cabaret performance, GYPSY IN MY SOUL: Dawn Derow Sings Eydie Gormé on Sunday, May 23rd at The Bijou Theatre.

Artistic Director John McDaniel brings the O'Neill Cabaret and Performance Conference back to in-person classes with a growing roster of prestigious instructors; applications are being accepted through May 13th.

The indefatigable Mr. Caruso welcomes an astounding array of guests and, among them, the Individual Mr. Cumming.

It's time to try a new form of acting, and that's what Austin Pendleton is all about. On May 6th he will join the MetropolitanZoom family as he and Barbara Bleier perform their first ever virtual cabaret! Not to be missed.

With years of cabaret experiences behind them, Barbara Bleier, Austin Pendleton, Barbara Maier Gustern and Paul Greenwood are taking to the 'net for their latest cabaret show, and Bleier has a lot to say about it.

Josh Young has a long association with Andrew Lloyd Webber and a personal association with Emily Padgett. How fortuitous that he is bringing both artists with him to a live stream for Cabaret 313 on April 30th.

It's been a fun journey, joining John McD in his home on Sundays, but the Maestro with the Most is ending SUNDAY TEA WITH JOHN MCD on May 2nd, so everyone tune in one last time and say goodbye!

The Ed Sullivan of our day continues her television show with more great material from her archives.

Jim Caruso continues to book the most enjoyable acts onto his much-loved show.

With a May 6 premiere and streaming options through May 27th, CARRY ON is a film worth gathering the family around the TV set.

Jeremy Jordan has taken his one-man show CARRY ON and turned it into a film that debuts online on May 6th, for everyone in the world to see. And they should.

New-ness is always fun, and though she has already been around a few years and people know her, Anais Reno is as shiny as a new penny... and as seasoned as one of her jazz idols. Her debut album, Lovesome Thing, is getting some well deserved attention, and this chat with her goes a little deeper into where it all comes from.

When your hear over and over about how amazing a singer is, you might grow to fear the hype. This is one time high expectations are met... with a vengeance.

MAC Award recipient Doris Dear tested the virtual waters last year with her one-of-a-kind chat show, and it looks like the public dug it because GURL TALK is back for another season of shows. You go, gurl!