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Cabaret

Marilyn Maye: 96 Years (And Counting) Of the Great American Songbook

The legendary cabaret singer is celebrating her 96th birthday with more than 20 shows at 54 Below.
By Harry Haun

This ‘Cabaret’ Is the Worst ‘Cabaret’

I don’t like Eddie Redmayne; I love Eddie Redmayne. I have admired his work in all of his films and plays and consider him one of the few genuine icons in the world of acting. But not in 'Cabaret'.
By Rex Reed

The Cabaret Circuit Embraces Movie Night

Melissa Errico, Ann Kittredge, and Ann Talman celebrate the songs of everything from film noir to 'La La Land' in their cabaret shows
By Harry Haun
Lucie Arnaz. (<em>Photo by Stephen Sorokoff</em>)

They Say It’s Spring: Lucie Arnaz Debuts at the Café Carlyle

By Rex Reed

Anything Can Happen When You Get Into an Elevator with Alan Cumming

By Drew Grant
Till there was her: Shirley Jones returns to the supper club circuit. (Photo by Stephen Sorokoff)

The Secret of Her Success: You Cain’t Say ‘No’ to Shirley Jones

By Rex Reed
Sutton Foster is wrapping up a two-week residency at Café Carlyle. (Photo by Stephen Sorokoff)

Teach Her Tonight

By Rex Reed
Steve Tyrell grunts and shouts at the Carlyle. (Photo by Stephen Sorokoff)

Con Artist: Steve Tyrell’s Rat Pack Smarm Is a Natural Emetic

By Rex Reed
Billy Stritch, at right, with Jim Caruso at the Carlyle’s Bemelmans Bar. (Photo by Stephen Sorokoff)

Two’s a Crowd: Billy Stritch and Jim Caruso Cover the Waterfront

By Rex Reed
John Pizzarelli, left, and Jessica Molaskey hold court at Café Carlyle through Nov. 23.

A Fine Romance: John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey Are the Real Deal

By Rex Reed
Marilyn Maye holds court at 54 Below. (Photo by Stephen Sorokoff)

Luck Be a Lady: Marilyn Maye Puts the Nightclub Back in Cabaret

By Rex Reed
Clint Holmes. (Photo by Stephen Sorokoff)

All Aboard: In New Residency, Clint Holmes Hits His Stride

By Rex Reed

Never Too Gay to Cabaret: A Conversation With Julie Klausner

By Hugh Bassett
Yanna Avis holds forth. (Stephen Sorokoff)

Sophisticated Lady: The Sultry Yanna Avis Is No Innocent Ingénue

By Rex Reed
Adam Guettel. (The Guardian)

An Original Classic: Adam Guettel’s Musical Lines Run Deep, But For This Songwriter, It’s All About Carving It Out On His Own

By Rex Reed
Christine Andreas at 54 Below.

No Surprise Here: Christine Andreas’s ‘Bemused’ Hits All the Right Notes

By Rex Reed
The stars of Broadway Romance.

<em>Broadway Romance</em> is a Delightful Evening of Cozy Love Songs

By Rex Reed
Feinstein.

That’s All, Folks: Feinstein’s Farewell Forgoes the Typical Holiday Fare

By Rex Reed
Tune. (Jimi Celeste/Patrick McMullan)

‘Taps, Tunes and Tall Tales’: Texas Tommy Takes New York

By Rex Reed
Feinstein and Mae.

Feinstein’s Fall Farewell: Marilyn and Michael’s Melodic Musings Kick Off the Final Autumn Season

By Rex Reed
Kilgore.

A Tribute In Tempo: Kilgore Jazzes Up Feinstein’s With Tasteful Turn On Judy Garland Stylings

By Rex Reed
Vereen. (D Dipasupil/FilmMagic)

Overcoming All Odds: Ben Vereen at 54 Below

By Rex Reed
Osnes.

Safe, But Sorry: Laura Osnes—Broadway’s Cinderella—Lacks Luster in Cabaret Debut

By Rex Reed

April Showers Bring Marilyn Maye Flowers

By Rex Reed
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