Cabaret Review

An Evening With Paulo Szot

Acclaimed opera singer and Tony-winning musical theater actor Paulo Szot is sticking his toe into the cabaret waters at Café Carlyle.

Michael Feinstein & Barbara Cook: Cheek to Cheek

The veteran singer-pianist and the Broadway legend team up for a terrific evening of Great American Songbook standards delivered with unexpected twists and consummate skill.

Whistling Away the Dark: A Celebration of Julie Andrews

Soprano Shana Farr shows promise in this boite tribute to the beloved international musical star, though they are as different as chalk and cheese.

Miss Tammy Grimes: Favorite Songs and Stories

One of the most original and idiosyncratic talents to grace a New York stage, this theatrical legend shows that at 76 she still has what it takes. The lady is one class act.

An Evening With Sutton Foster

The four-time Tony nominee displays her versatility and packs more than a few surprises into this fun, witty songfest.

Mitzi Gaynor: Razzle Dazzle! My Life Behind the Sequins

Legendary Mitzi Gaynor is younger than springtime and proves she's still our honey bun in this razzle-dazzle set at Feinstein's. And oh, those stories.

Poisoning Pigeons in the Park: The Art of the Satiric Comedy Song

In the words of Cole Porter, "What a swell party this is."

Linda Eder: All of Me

Linda Eder can put across a ballad with the best of them, but it would be nice if she mixed it up with more jazzy material.

Leslie Uggams: Uptown Downtown

The first word that leaps to mind when thinking of Leslie Uggams is "joy." The lady infuses everything she sings with a glowing appreciation of life, and she's at the very top of her form in her new show.

Special Kaye: A Tribute to the Incomparable Kaye Ballard

Gretchen Reinhagen's one-woman salute to the great Kaye Ballard won a 2010 Nightlife Award and has been installed in an open-ended one-performance-per-month run at the Metropolitan Room.