Cabaret News

Save $200 on the first multi-room digital music system that lets you play all your digital music, all over your house, with control from the palm of your hand.

Let s not be coy. We Are the Lazer Viking, an 11-track E.P. from the Philly-based band An Albatross, is loud, abrasive and chaotic.

Written and composed by Austrian A migrA Georg Kreisler, Tonight: Lola Blau is a tragic, buoyant, provocative cabaret.

Pianist and singer Michael Feinstein has been introducing audiences to the great musical standards of the 20th century for almost 20 years.

Theatre and cabaret star Karen Mason brings her acclaimed holiday concert to Birdland Dec.

I think one of the best tests of an album's quality is if the songs still sound fresh and interesting years after its release.

An Irish soldier who served with distinction in the British Army has had his courage recalled at a special ceremony to unveil a new gravestone.

Wally Harper, the respected pianist, arranger, composer and musical director who had a long association with the singer Barbara Cook, died the morning of Oct.

She shows even greater range when doing cabaret shows like "Taking a Chance on Love," which she brings to Caramoor for three nights beginning Tuesday.

The Gourds have been an Austin mainstay for years. Their most recent release is Cow Fish Fowl or Pig.

Tortured by a never-ending emotional dependence on his parents, sexual dissatisfaction in the company of respectable ladies (non-prostitutes), mind-numbing employment in the Workers' Accident Insurance department, and private creative ...

The current revival of Fiddler on the Roof received a rather mixed reception. The main complaint was that it doesn't live up to Fiddlers past, and I'm somewhat in concurrence with that opinion.

QUICK TAKE The Gourds in concert When: 10 p.m.; doors open at 9 p.m. Monday Where: Plush, 340 E. Sixth Street Tickets: $8. Tickets may be purchased at the door or at www.virtuous.com Details: 798-1298 Et cetera: The band will perform ...

Summerfest officials announced today that the Steve Miller Band and The BoDeans will replace Britney Spears, who canceled her July 1 performance yesterday.

WHAT better way to spend the first Saturday in June than in the company of sultry songtress Camille O'Sullivan? And what better theme for the evening than the works of Jacques Brel? ...

The second annual cabaret convention in the East Hamptons is set for August 2004.

Born in Burlington, Iowa, Mr. Howard moved to Los Angeles in 1934 with dreams of writing music for movies.

For more than 60 years, Gladys Shelley's plaintive "How Did He Look?" has been a favourite with New York night-club singers.

Director-choreographer Susan Stroman's first venture into the ballet world, a full-length world premeire by the New York City Ballet entitled "Double Feature," opened on Jan.

SHE came as a guest and left as the belle of the ball. The Peninsula Symphony invited Wesla Whitfield to the Fox Theatre in Redwood City on Saturday to share in a program dedicated to the late George ...

Gary Jules" haunting "Mad World" is a cover of a 1982 Tears For Fears song from the 2001 soundtrack of the stylish indie film, Donnie Darko.

COLOR, shading and vibrancy are qualities that usually involve light, but in the case of local cabaret singer Paula West, they only help to describe her marvelous voice.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center will offer a new series, the Queer Songbook, beginning Jan.

FORGET Valentine's Day. The yuletide holidays are by far the most romantic time of the year.

Wesla Whitfield's sensational new show at the Plush Room, "Why Shouldn't I?" isn't organized around any particular theme or composer.

Barbara Cook will make her Metropolitan Opera debut New Year's Eve. During the New Year's Eve gala performance of Franz Lhar's The Merry Widow, Cook will appear in the Act III party scene.