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The Hair and Spring Awakening actor is celebrating the release of his new album with that title.
The short-lived 1981 Strouse & Adams sequel to Bye Bye Birdie gets a second chance.
Performances are scheduled for March and April 2018 in NYC.
The five-night concert event is just one of many currently scheduled for the Tony Award nominee.
Clubs, playhouses, and concert halls where you can catch some entertainment after you’re done collecting your treats.
Broadway and tour veterans will sing her hits at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
He will perform an encore of his autobiographical cabaret show at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
See all the theatre-related events scheduled this week at the intimate New York cabaret.
Turn down the lights and move closer to the comforting glow of your computer screen. We’re going to tell you Broadway ghost stories: real ones.
The stars of Phantom of the Opera and Book of Mormon will sing at Carnegie Hall.
The star of Broadway’s Xanadu and Finian’s Rainbow has been singing around the U.S.
The cabaret singer who likes to “keep moving” at 89 will do four concerts at the Appel Room in New York City.
The mother-daughter duo will bring The Story Goes On back to Feinstein’s/54 Below.
The Schimmel Center will also host American Dance Spectacular!.
They will showcase songs from their new self-titled album at Feinstein’s/54 Below in NYC.
Lauren Pritchard and other young stage veterans will sing and complain at The Green Room 42 October 27.
The Feinstein's/54 Below show will feature songs from musicals that didn’t quite make it to the Great White Way.
The newly renamed Dramatists Guild Foundation will honor patrons of the arts November 6.
The third annual Voices for the Voiceless concert is planned for October 30 in NYC.
Feinstein’s/54 Below will light the candles for Charles Strouse.
He and his guests will celebrate the music of composer Harold Arlen.
The Hamilton star will include a new song by Lin-Manuel Miranda in her concert series.
The Pretty Filthy star and her Triangle band will also play clubs in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan.
Manhattan Theatre Club’s annual gala will honor the 21-time Tony Award winner.
Rachel Bay Jones, Jennifer Nettles, Sandra Bernhard, and more will fly into Birdland with DeLaria.
