![]() by Bobby Patrick - June 30, 2023 With Benny Benack at the head of the project, there is a reasonable expectation of good jazz, good music, good entertainment because he has been at this for a minute, and he really is one of the best.... ![]() by A.A. Cristi - June 16, 2022 Berkshire Mountain Comedy Arts Festival and Shakespeare & Company present an evening of stand-up comedy and sit-down conversation with three-time Manhattan Association of Cabarets & Clubs (MAC) Award-winning comedian Eddie Brill, Sunday, June 19 at 7 p.m. at the Tina Packer Playhouse.... ![]() by Erin Samms - November 16, 2023 Well, there's good news, and there's bad news...... ![]() by - June 19, 2023 Today's top stories: Check out our recap of last week's Tony Awards, listen to our Broadway Father's Day playlist, and more!... ![]() by A.A. Cristi - April 22, 2022 The Downtown Cabaret Theatre ipresents their all-new musical Decades in Concert: Spirit of the 60s. The production opens Friday, April 22nd and runs through May 15th at Connecticut's most historic Cabaret Theatre. The Downtown Cabaret in partnership with Family Entertainment Live presents this secon... ![]() by Greg Kerestan - May 24, 2023 William Finn's neurotic queer musical epic isn't necessarily user-friendly, but Pittsburgh's best local playhouse still manages to find the warmth amidst the dysfunction.... ![]() by Barry Lenny - August 11, 2024 This stylish biography of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons is as educational as it is entertaining.... ![]() by Paul Batterson - March 19, 2023 What did our critic think of HITS! THE MUSICAL at Southern Theatre?... ![]() by Joshua Wright - July 23, 2024 Alec Wild was Founder and Artistic Director of the award-winning Folio Theatre in Chicago, and Founder/Producing Director of the Great River Shakespeare Festival in Minnesota. As the recipient of a Fox Fellowship, Mr. Wild traveled to Saint Petersburg, Russia, where he studied Directing and Biomecha... ![]() by Stephen Mosher - August 05, 2023 It's time for a video roundup showcasing the artistry of Ann Hampton Callaway.... ![]() by Stephen Mosher - August 10, 2023 One of the industry's great singer-songwriters (arrangers-musicians) is honoring the great singers and songs of the Seventies.... ![]() by Stephi Wild - April 03, 2024 After mesmerising fans with a string of singles highlighted by the legendary French actress Audrey Fleurot starring in a Wes Anderson inspired music video for Fio Maravilha that radiates opulent cinematic charm, electronic duo Bon Entendeur ease their latest album Rivages into the tranquil, sun-dren... ![]() by Stephi Wild - November 16, 2022 Following a highly-successful run that was halted in its final days by the outbreak of COVID in March 2020, The White Blacks triumphantly returns to the stage for a limited time, bringing their Production back to Theater for the New City.... ![]() by Blair Ingenthron - June 18, 2023 LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE has announced six special productions this summer.... ![]() by Grace Cutler - July 01, 2022 Festival of the Arts BOCA, Boca Raton Historical Society, and The Schmidt Boca Raton History Museum today announced the second concert in the SUMMER SIPS & SOUNDS. Scheduled for Wednesday, July 20, at 6 pm, it will feature Music from the Seventies, and will be held in the museum’s lecture hall.... ![]() by Fiona Scott - November 16, 2022 What did our critic think of SISTER ACT at King's Theatre, Glasgow?... ![]() by Isabella Babich - October 03, 2022 Alysha Umphress did not hold back in bringing an array of theatrics to the stage in AND THINGS... LIKE THIS at Joe's Pub last night. Four costume changes, edited videos by Jake Wilson, multiple arranged medleys by Joshua Stephen Kartes, Joel Wagner and Jeff Blumenkrantz, guest star Cristin Milioti, ... ![]() by Michael Major - June 27, 2023 To some that might seem a bit strange. While Ben is known as a musician, performer, record producer, TV and film composer, and syndicated radio show host, his initial success in the business came from his first love, songwriting. From an early age he found himself analyzing the tunes coming out of s... ![]() by Isabella Babich - October 03, 2022 Alysha Umphress did not hold back in bringing an array of theatrics to the stage in AND THINGS... LIKE THIS at Joe's Pub last night. Four costume changes, edited videos by Jake Wilson, multiple arranged medleys by Joshua Stephen Kartes, Joel Wagner and Jeff Blumenkrantz, guest star Cristin Milioti, ... ![]() by A.A. Cristi - April 22, 2022 The Downtown Cabaret Theatre ipresents their all-new musical Decades in Concert: Spirit of the 60s. The production opens Friday, April 22nd and runs through May 15th at Connecticut's most historic Cabaret Theatre. The Downtown Cabaret in partnership with Family Entertainment Live presents this secon... ![]() by Stephen Sorokoff - August 11, 2023 To paraphrase that well used line….If you remember being in Studio 54 in the seventies… then you really weren’t there! However if you were in 54 Below last night for “Ann Hampton Callaway Sings the Seventies” you will definitely remember being there! ... ![]() by Chloe Rabinowitz - March 24, 2022 The Downtown Cabaret Theatre has announced the all-star cast for their new musical Decades in Concert: Spirit of the 60s. The production opens Friday, April 15th and runs through May 15th at Connecticut's most historic Cabaret Theatre.... ![]() by Stephen Mosher - December 13, 2022 The Juvenile Leading Man and self-professed crooner is coming out of his shell and coming of age in a musical cabaret concert that puts into the spotlight a man who is more than merely a crooner.... ![]() by Franco Milazzo - January 27, 2023 Quite why there aren’t more boundary-pushing, avant-garde, drag-slash-dance troupes around that appropriate film, TV and music to bring us satirically twisted versions of real-life and fictional historical figures, I really have no idea. So let’s treasure the ones that are around, eh?... ![]() by Franco Milazzo - June 16, 2022 August Wilson’s Jitney, a play about Black taxi drivers in Seventies Pittsburgh, last opened in London in October 2001. Cloaked in the resonance of 9/11 and a nation still in shock, it walked away that year with the Olivier award for Best New Play. Two decades on, thoughts run to the Obama presidenc... |