Direct from London, two-time Olivier Award-nominee and Broadway powerhouse Marisha Wallace brings her new show (which ...

Broadway’s Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club will close on Sunday, October 19, producers announced today, ending a 14-month run that was spotty at the box office and almost certainly will leave investors ...

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NEW YORK — Broadway’s latest revival of “Cabaret” is going out with a bang before it bids auf wiedersehen. Producers of “Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club” announced the production will end on Oct. 19 after ...

Emmy and Tony winner Billy Porter and two-time Olivier Award nominee Marisha Wallace will star as the Emcee and Sally Bowles in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club at London’s Playhouse Theatre. Porter and ...

Broadway and West End sensation Marisha Wallace is certainly having a moment in her professional life. The 39 year old singer and actress is currently making waves as the first Black woman to portray ...

Put down the knitting, the book and the broom before “Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club” closes on Broadway in the fall. The revival will play its final performance on Oct. 19 after a 14-month run on ...

News Pics! "Broadway Legacy" Celebrates Michael McElroy, Clifton Davis, Marisha Wallace, Aisha de Haas, Marva Hicks and Maia Nkenge Wilson Christian Dante White teamed with celebrity photographer ...

In addition, Alyn Hawke and Emily Langham from the Café Four will be performing the duet “Put On A Happy Face” from Bye Bye Birdie, with the entire Café Four singing “Coffee Break” from How to Succeed ...

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Not all Broadway singers can make the transition to the nightclub or concert stage. Sometimes their voices are too big. Oftentimes they can't take the dramatics out of their performances. They act, ...