Tag: cabaret
If Stalin Had a Least-Favorite Musical, Would This Be It?
"The Glorious Death of Comrade What's-His-Name" is based on a 1928 play, "The Suicide," by Nikolai Erdman, who was later exiled to Siberia.
A Healthcare Musical! “Dr. Glassheart” Will See You Now
Everything I know is wrong!
What's with these acai bowls?
Alt Satire? Here’s “Me The People: The Trump America Musical”
"We have a lot of characters you would know..."
Presenting Tante Fritzi, Doyenne of (US) Weimar Kabarett
"You are dangerous, but very funny. And you reveal truth they are afraid to speak."
Singer Marilyn Maye: A Force of Nature at 88
Johnny Carson invited the "outstanding" singer on the Tonight Show 76 times.
Workin’ It Over 60: Voice Teacher Barbara Maier
The vocal coach to the downtown cabaret stars kicks off a new interview series.
No Regrets: Edith Piaf’s Centennial Gala
An all-star lineup celebrated the chanteuse’s powerful legacy.
A Playwright Called Vanda
Part novel, part old-time radio program, part play, part nightclub entertainment.
Zoë Wanamaker Talks Theater Here and Abroad
The Anglo-American actress gabs about the Encores! "Zorba!" and much more.
Carol Lipnik’s Extraordinary “Normal” Songs
"It's like a musical seance and I have to be ready to channel it."
Gardenias in Their Hair: Joey Arias Honors Billie Holiday
Holiday’s centenary celebrated at Lincoln Center’s “American Songbook.”
Geniuses Jungr and Epperson at Work and Play
Barb Jungr and John Epperson (separately) display their extraordinary talent.
Bridget Everett and the Age of Vulgarity
The hot cabaret singer who could rest comfortably on her natural talents...doesn't.
Soprano Claron McFadden: History, Novelty and Continuity
From 17th century opera to 21st century cabaret, she commands a stage.
Julie Harris: A Devoted Fan Remembers
She loved Theater, and Theater requited the long affair.
5 Questions: What’s Poppin’ at “The Pop Show”?
They wanted Sweet Brown, but ain't nobody got time for that.
5 Questions: Anastasia Barzee Harkens Back to Bacharach
The first thing I tried to come up with was "To whom am I singing this?"
Week Ending Aug. 20: Strike Up the Cabaret (Conference)
Whipped cream, or maybe mousse, on the wagging finger.
Artists First? Charting a Future for the American Theater
By the time our theaters reopen, which artists will be left standing? Let us revisit the ancient notion of the acting company.
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Which President Ignored Bounties on Our Murdered Soldiers?
Either the ignoramus president was told the intelligence and did nothing about it or no one on his staff told him. Which sounds worse?
