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Review: ‘The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat’ at...

Oliver Sacks' non-fiction book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat, consists of a series of neurological case studies. Each study examines...

Review: The Arden Cabaret Series: Michael Ogborn at The Arden Theatre...

The Studio Theatre of the Arden Theatre Company’s Hamilton Family Arts Center was transformed into a nightclub/cabaret for Michael Ogborn’s Night at the Blue...

Fringe Encore Series Review: ‘Piaf and Brel (The Impossible Concert)’ at...

Though they never met or performed together, Édith Piaf (1915-63) and Jacques Brel (1929-78), nearly fifteen years apart in age, both became legends of...

Review: ‘Tappin’ Thru Life’ at the Penn’s Landing Playhouse in Philadelphia,...

About half the audience was standing and moving to the rhythm of the music. A few patrons remained in their seats and clapped while...

An Interview with Frankie Sin and Donny Vomit on ‘Shocked...

One of the things I love most about the burlesque and sideshow community is the sheer love for the craft and joy of performing...

Review: ‘Political Cabaret’ at Cohesion Theatre, Baltimore Improv Group, and Spotlighters...

As a welcome election-year treat, Cohesion Theatre Company (“Cohesion”), Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre (“Spotlighters”), and the Baltimore Improv Group (“BIG”) have collaborated to create...

Review: ‘On the Road Again’ at Act II Playhouse in Ambler,...

“Why, oh, why do the wrong people travel When the right people stay at home.” From Sail Away by Noel Coward This opening lyric sets the tone...

Review: ‘Unforgettable Hits’ at Steel River Playhouse, in Pottstown, PA.

Atlantic City came to the Philadelphia area last night and it was a rare treat. Those who primarily know Rebecca Shoemaker and Michael McGeehan...

Review: ‘The Marcy and Zina Show’ at Signature Theatre

Amidst the sweltering summer humidity, Signature Theater’s “Sizzlin’ Summer Nights” cabaret series more than lived up to its name with songwriters Marcy Heisler and...

Review: ‘The Summer Club’ at the Arden Theatre Company in Philadelphia

Until now, The Summer Club has been a swinging, snappy treat enjoyed almost exclusively by Cape May and other Jersey Shore towns. After two...

Review: ‘Rob McClure: Smile’ at Feinstein’s/54 Below in NYC

Talent, showmanship, and charm—Rob McClure has it all, and he brings it all to Feinstein’s/54 Below with Rob McClure: Smile, his premiere solo...

2016 Capital Fringe Preview #25: An Interview with Chè Monique on...

I think everyone who’s ever popped a pastie or twirled a tassel has thought about jumping out of a cake. When one actually considers the...

Review: The Arden Cabaret Series with Tony Braithwaite at Arden Theatre...

At one point on opening night of his latest show, Tony Braithwaite asked if any of his fellow Georgetown University graduates were in the...

Kelli O’Hara in ‘Seth Rudetsky’s Broadway Concert Series’ at the Merriam...

Closing out their Concert Series Season on Tuesday, the Kimmel Center welcomed Kelli O’Hara, one of Broadway’s brightest stars, to the Merriam stage along...

Review: ‘Make ’em Laugh’ at Signature Theatre

Signature Theatre finishes out their 2015-2016 cabaret series with the uproarious and uplifting Make ‘em Laugh Cabaret, featuring Happy McPartlin and Tracy Lynn Olivera.  The...

Review: ‘The New Old Time Music Hall Celebrating Queen and Country’...

It’s a gathering of music, humor, and tradition with The British Players in The New Old Time Music Hall Celebrating Queen and Country. The...

Review: Kristine Fraelich at the Arden Cabaret Series at the Arden...

“It is terrifying.” More often than not, the actor’s relationship to their audience involves three parties; the audience, the actor, and their character. Guarded...

‘Come to The Silhouette Stages Cabaret’ on 4/23@8pm @Slayton House

The Silhouette Players - more known for their wonderful musicals - will be presenting a evening of entertainment and fun at Cabaret Night on...

Review: Barbara Cook’s Spotlight: Frances Ruffelle at The Kennedy Center

Totally “lopping –the –top” off conventional cabaret concert conventions, Broadway star and musical artist Frances Ruffelle presented a radically deconstructed, immersive and jazz-infused  “tone...

Review: Ramsey Lewis and John Pizzarelli: ‘Straighten Up and Fly Right-The...

There are few artists who have honored the legacy of Nat King Cole into the modern era the way singer/guitarist John Pizzarelli has. Early...