by A.A. Cristi, Broadway World The rule of three is in full effect with Kristen Lee Sergeant, who has just unveiled the third and final single from her hotly-anticipated forthcoming album Falling. After wowing listeners with two singles (“Let’s Fall” and “Sisyphus“), it’s safe to say that Sergeant has saved the best for last with “Orpheus“, her … Read More
By A.A. Cristi, Broadway World The acclaimed vocalist Mafalda Minnozzi’s latest record Cinema City – Jazz Scenes from Italian Film intimately unveils a new side of the artist as she explores the Italian cinematic songbook. Jazz music has long taken cues from the silver screen. Read more here.
By Chloe Rabinowitz Flutist-composer and singer Alex Hamburger‘s latest album And She Spoke threads generations of powerful female voices on the DC-based musicians’s debut release. The impressive record is a collection of women’s stories – from poets and activists to composers and songwriters – offering original music and fresh interpretations of enduring works. This highly … Read More
By Stephen Mosher, BWW There are those performers working in cabaret and concert because the harsh world (and the imbalance of opportunities) of musical theater did not have the courtesy of making a place at the table for them. Read more here.
By Chloe Rabinowitz, Broadway World New York-based, Pittsburgh-raised funk bass legend Richie Goods and his working band The Goods Project have received a prestigious South Arts Jazz Road touring grant, which will bring the group on the road this fall starting the first week of October. The bassist, known for his blending of funk and … Read More
By Chloe Rabinowitz, Broadway World This past February, Svetlana and her award-winning band The New York Collective utilized their competitive Jazz Road touring grant to embark on a two-part road tour. After a successful first leg, Svetlana and The New York collective will begin touring again this month with their Fall Southern Tour. During this … Read More
By Bobby Patrick, Broadway World Heigh-Ho, My Merry Rainbow Tribe! Bobby Patrick, your RAINBOW Reviewer here. Putting the silent T in cabareT to bring you all the T! Read more here.
By Stephen Mosher, Broadway World It has been said that Connie Han is ‘edgy’ and perhaps that is true. This writer suspects it is less a case of Connie Han being edgy and more a matter of Connie Han being young. I don’t say that in that patronizing way that some comment on the youth … Read More
By Stephen Mosher, Broadway World “And it was a pleasure, from start to finish, as this laid-back gentleman took an unassuming stance just left of stage center and rode a musical wave created by a killer band, allowing him to focus on unblemished vocals that impressed and entertained.” Read the full review here.
By Stephen Mosher, Broadway World Good day, Broadway World Cabaret readers, and Happy Pride! For Gay Pride Sunday we have a really special interview for you, one that I have been saving for weeks, just for today. Read more here.
