The Kaufman Music Center presented the 19th Season of “Bound For Broadway” at its Broadway Close Up Series at Merkin Hall hosted by Liz Callaway Oct. 2, 2017   by Linda Amiel Burns   This wonderful series, Bound For Broadway, began in 2001 to introduce audiences to the creative...

      By Sandi Durell     It’s one stop shopping when you attend a Scott Siegel event. He’s created, written and hosts an all encompassing evening – the music, the talent, the backstage information all neatly wrapped up in two hours at Town Hall on February 27 in this...

      A Celebration of Sinatra’s Timeless Hit Songs!   by Elizabeth Ahlfors   Frank Sinatra ruled popular music in the last half of the 20th century and his style and influence still rules today, not only with his singular interpretations of the Great American...

  by Matt Smith  The world-famous Radio City Rockettes have returned for another round of off-season festivities, and this year’s Spectacular delivers a result that’s exactly that!! What’s the secret? This production, following last year’s inaugural Spring Spectacular, foregoes all the...

      by Marilyn Lester   There’s little doubt that Scott Siegel is the doyen of the curated show. He knows how to pick a theme, gather the best talent available, and write an economical, informative and entertaining script to tie it all together. In Broadway’s Greatest Hits!...

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      By: Sandi Durell     Take a trip to the Broadway port of the Helen Hayes Theatre and sail on crystal clear waters! It’s a cutesy, kitschy, corny romp and you can’t help but smile, chuckle and ooh and aah at the Busby Berkeley style that makes this small, but...

                                        Review: Joe Regan Jr. The Town Hall in New York City, under the leadership of Marvin Leffler and Tom Wirtshafter, presented the third concert in this...

            by: Brian Scott Lipton Are you ready for some fascinating rhythm? Then go attend “Lady, Be Good,” which will kick off the 2015 Encores season at City Center, February 4-8.   The show, featuring music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin, with...

              Review by Beatrice Williams-Rude   “Everybody Gets Cake” reflects inspired madness. It’s mostly mime—think Chaplin (minus the social conscience), Harpo Marx, Marcel Marceau, Danny Kaye, the silent movies of the ’20s. As I attempt to...