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With pretty and powerful vocals and a sweetly home-spun tale, Meri Ziev brings sunshine and optimism to MetropolitanZoom.

Marilyn Michaels is celebrating seventy years as a performer, and for her anniversary she is giving all her fans a gift: a sixteen cut CD that illustrates why she made it in the business and why she's still going strong.

A special solo show has been turned into a special film and Benjamin Rauhala has a lot to say about it... and many other things, as well.

The stylish crooner of classics from The Great American Songbook, traded in her slingbacks for a mini-skirt and all the groovin' tunes that goes with the look, and you know what? She wears it well.

Lauren Molina and Nick Cearely are back in their underwear, back on the stage, and back in the company of their celebrity guest stars.

Jim Caruso is rapidly becoming a modern-day Ed Sullivan by introducing fans to the artists they need to become fans of.

In his debut virtual performance the former Circus Ringmaster masters a new medium

Rosemary Loar made her MetropolitanZoom debut last night to an impressive crowd from lands far and wide... and weren't they happy they tuned in.

42nd Street Moon and Musical Theatre West have co-produced a fine film of Jason Graae's show about his idol and his friend, everyone's favorite Broadway creator of shows about hope.

In honor of the Oscars Awards, Jamie deRoy uses her April 19th episode of her show to look at Award-winning songs.

Kelli Rabke's new show is informed by a very personal topic: the size of her body and the size of her voice... and all the other women who are 'in the club' that she likes to call The Tiny Giants. See her live, if you're in Jersey, or see her virtually, if you're not.

It’s a great night of entertainment when Jim Caruso is creating the cast!

Meri Ziev has made New York and Florida audiences happy with her club acts. Now, thanks to MetropolitanZoom, she will reach her biggest audience yet.

When Paper Mill Playhouse decides to make a film of a popular musical, they don't mess around - they went right to the originals

Officially released yesterday, Tovah Feldshuh's memoir LILYVILLE: MOTHER, DAUGHTER, AND OTHER ROLES I'VE PLAYED is the book that already has everyone talking.

Marilyn Maye might have been stopped from appearing in public for the last year, but she is raring to go and in Top MM Form.

Seth Bisen-Hersh has kept working, this last year, and now he is ready to work in person with a live audience.

A second season of last year's popular concert series features more stars than one could have thought possible, as live entertainment returns to the area.

Our friend Amy Oestreicher was a joy to know, an inspiration, an artist, and a woman who made sure she lived life to the best of her abilities. We will miss her.

Wichita residents are ready to go back to the theater and hear some great music, and Jeremy Stolle is just what the doctor ordered.