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  • Cabaret Review: AN EVENING OF CLASSIC BROADWAY (Rockwell Table & Stage)

    By Tony Frankel | August 12, 2015
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    GREAT, BUT NOT ALWAYS CLASSIC According to Time Out London, the term “cabaret” represents an overlapping group of constantly mutating forms of performance that can’t be pinned down–an art form that borders with everything on the artistic map–cross-fertilizing music, comedy, variety, circus, burlesque, live art, theatre, dance, clubbing, and even cinema (if we look at…

  • Cabaret Review: JOHN KELLY (Joe’s Pub)

    By Harvey Perr | October 18, 2012
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    WOE AND BEHOLD When John Kelly descends into the regions of darkness, he does so with a soaring intensity that is intoxicating and never depressing. In his new cabaret act at Joe’s Pub, Kelly – in a tight dark jacket, its lapels often clinging to his neck; and a kilt made of black leather strips,…

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