by Alix Cohen   “How was your summer?” “How was the trip/flight in?” “Where are you performing?” “I hear you have a new CD.” “You look great.”Buzz, Buzz, Buzz. It’s the 29th Annual New York Cabaret Convention. The crowd is primed to immerse itself in this beloved if beleaguered...

Almost 10 years ago now, Tony and MAC nominated Corinna Sowers Adler made her debut with a highly acclaimed cabaret entitled “Stories”. On Sunday, April 22, at 4:30pm, she will bring the show concept back to The Triad Theater on West 72nd Street, in a new version entitled “Second Stories”...

  by Linda Amiel Burns     The Mabel Mercer Foundation’s 28th Cabaret Convention had its gala opening at Rose Hall on Oct. 16, 2017 emceed by Award Winning Artistic Director, KT Sullivan. The evening could not have had a better opening performer than the legendary Marilyn Maye...

54 Sings breathes new life into a forgotten, but quality, Broadway musical     By Joel Benjamin     Henry, Sweet Henry, the 1967 Broadway musical, based on Nora Johnson’s comic novel, The World of Henry Orient wasn’t a hit, but it also wasn’t a total flop. Admired by many...

  by Sophia Romma    On an unusually damp Sunday evening of June 4, Studio Senakwami presented The Spotlight at the Appel Room of Frederick P. Rose Hall, hosted by three time Excellence in Theatre Education Tony Award nominee, Corinna Sowers Adler. Reminiscent of a luxurious Greek...

    By Martha Wade Steketee       Corinna Sowers Adler is a picture of generosity in spirit, gesture, physique, instinct, and breadth of song selection. On a November Saturday in the gorgeous Appel Room at Jazz and Lincoln Center she helped us face down our looming...

     by Alix Cohen                                                                                                  On the last night of its 27th annual celebration, the New York Cabaret Convention pays homage to theater icons Sheldon Harnick and Charles Strouse, both in...

    By: Fred R Cohen     Wow! Everything else that follows is exegesis. I attended Adler’s Saturday evening show, High Standards, at the Metropolitan Room; this was my first exposure to Adler. I then attended Adler’s show in the Appel Room of Jazz at Lincoln Center the...

                                by: Magda Katz On Tuesday night producer and host Randie Levine-Miller presented a special edition of her “Showstopper Divas” series at Stage 72 -The Triad. Her musical evening...

      Review by Marilyn Lester & Sandi Durell   As brutal winter temperatures continued to plague the city outside, there was plenty of warmth generated indoors, as friends and family gathered to pay tribute to the late, prolific songwriter, Ervin Drake. Produced by T....

    by John Weatherford   Corinna Sowers Adler presented her show, Let Me Sing and I’m Happy, Saturday November 1, 2014 at Metropolitan Room. One thing is certain, Ms. Adler not only makes herself happy, she also fills her audience with absolute joy, as well. Being a...

          NY Music Review by Joel Benjamin   Corinna Sowers-Adler sashayed onto the 54 Below stage on May 6th—as best she could in her spectacular, form-fitting gown—singing “Another Hundred People” (Sondheim) to an insistent drumbeat from Colleen Clark (her lady...