A young gay male and his female best friend arrive in NYC from Puerto Rico to make it as actors in this passionate and edgy update on the old tale.
Author: Darryl Reilly
Livin’ La Vida Imelda
A satiric historical deconstruction of The Steel Butterfly presented as a slide show lecture with droll authentic commentary, by a Filipino tour guide.
Everybody, Rise!: A Celebration of Elaine Stritch
On November 17, friends, family, and celebrities shared their often emotional memories of the legendary Broadway performer at this packed memorial tribute.
He Wrote Good Songs: A Life of Anthony Newley
“What Kind of Fool Am I?” is of course included in Jon Peterson’s superbly performed biographical cabaret show about the popular British musical star.
Daughters of the Sexual Revolution
From its complex comical opening scene to its wistful conclusion, this 1976-set play is a joyous, insightful and involving work that is perfectly rendered.
Pia Reloaded
Wearing Bob Mackie and opening with “Alive” from “Applause,” Pia Zadora’s cabaret act is campy, knowing and a marvelous showcase.
Clown Bar
“The Clowns Have All Gone Home” is a bombastic Sinatraesque/Liza Minnelli-type number Dusty, the tuxedo-clad clown-emcee, performs during Clown Bar’s entertaining 40 minute pre-show.
The Zombies: A Musical
Fresh talented cast engagingly performing broadly energizes this uneven rambunctious musical spoof of small-town under-siege zombie films.
Inventing Mary Martin
Through standards and original songs, patter and dance, this pleasant revue traces the life and career of one of the greatest musical theatre stars.
Good to Be Bad: Patrick Page
Powerfully performed through songs and stories, the actor portrayed a gallery of musical theater’s most iconic villains in his sensational cabaret act.