The Pro Shop: Is Your Name Holding You Back?
Is your name an asset, merely satisfactory, or a drawback?
The Pro Shop: Grease the Path from Artist to Press
If you have a press rep, make sure he or she is aware whether there’s anyone in particular to approach for exposure.
Peggy Lee and the American Popular Songbook by James Gavin
Like all defense mechanisms, fantasizing has its positive and negative aspects.
Richard Holbrook: It’s Great to Be Alive
I do treasure even more what I love most in life—my family, friends and my health! It is so great to be back in New York and singing again, but most of all, it’s great to be ALIVE!
Quinn Lemley: Burlesque to Broadway
Quinn Lemley has been practicing the art of what she calls "vintage stagecraft" for some time now.
Robin’s Nest: A Chat with Robin Westle
Robin’s Nest is a cabaret benefit series with the purpose of supporting Helpusadopt.org.
Brownville Concert Series: “Build It and They Will Come”
For almost 25 years, tiny Brownville, Nebraska has been home to a cabaret spot—a former church—featuring many of the biggest names and best performers in cabaret.
The Pro Shop: Judging a Book By Its Cover: The Performer’s Appearance
Onstage, a performer creates a visual impression influencing reception.
Cabaret at Germano’s: Baltimore, Maryland
In the heart of Baltimore’s bustling Little Italy, you’ll find Germano’s Trattoria.
A Celebration in Song of the Incomparable Life of Margaret Whiting
Imagine that the Mabel Mercer Foundation's annual Cabaret Convention-four nights- was packed into a single evening of songs performed by top talent.