Oct. 27: An Evening of Classic Broadway
There’s nothing like the pleasure of hearing great Broadway songs written by great Broadway songwriters sung by great singers.
There’s nothing like the pleasure of hearing great Broadway songs written by great Broadway songwriters sung by great singers.
Mulder, Zeffiro and the Gershwin brothers rarely sounded better.
Frank Silletti and Ava Vukic have a positive message to tell through song.
Beautiful Songs is a rich collection of familiar songs with deeply personal and, at times, unusual meaning for Irish singer Maxine Linehan.
Todd Murray is a sublime singer whose voice is like comfort food for the ears — a smooth baritone that makes every song an event in which to luxuriate.
The Ziegfeld Society presented an afternoon unabashed valentine to the music and days of yore.
David Vernon is a remarkably unique talent whose stage presence is so riveting, it is virtually impossible to take your eyes off of him.
It's hard to think of a finer interpreter of the vast Harry Warren songbook than Kristoffer Lowe.
Hilty is a confident singing talent with pistol-packing vocals and a gift for interpreting astute lyrics.
In a league of his own, Brian Stokes Mitchell—singer, actor, entertainer, musician—opens the current season of the Café Carlyle.