In honor of Lena Horne's birthday, we unearth an original interview with the Tony winner about her legendary show

Winners of The 14th Annual Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs (MAC) Awards were announced April 9 at a celeb-packed Town Hall in New York City.

Winners of The 14th Annual Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs (MAC) Awards will be announced April 9 at a celeb-packed Town Hall in New York City.

The Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs (MAC) announced its MAC Award nominations March 2, honoring scores of singers, vocalists, directors, musical directors, comedians, jazz performers, songwriters and instrumentalists who performed shows, original revues or were heard on recordings in 1999.

The 1998 Back Stage Bistro Awards for excellence in New York cabaret will be presented Monday, March 9, at NYC's The Supper Club.The 33 winners were announced Feb. 12 in Sherry Eaker's Back Stage column.

The original Broadway production opened at the Winter Garden Theatre March 26, 1964.

This week in the life of Seth Rudetsky, Seth gives his take on the 2019 Tony Awards and the most important moments, plus stories from Jessie Mueller and more.

Cheers star George Wendt will play Santa in the Boston and New York dates of the musical that will begin a limited national tour in November.

A starry lineup of Tony Award nominees and winners present at the Casting Society of America's bi-coastal Artios Awards ceremony Jan. 22.

The New York Innovative Theatre Foundation, which celebrates Off-Off-Broadway, presents its annual awards Sept. 22 at Mason Hall at the Baruch Performing Arts Center.

As he prepares a new solo show about his favorite writing, Tony and Oscar-winning actor Christopher Plummer reflects on the lives that late he led — on stage, screen and radio. Will the Des McAnuff-directed A Word or Two spread beyond the Stratford Shakespeare Festival?

As he prepares a new solo show about his favorite writing, Tony and Oscar-winning actor Christopher Plummer reflects on the lives that late he led — on stage, screen and radio. Will the Des McAnuff-directed A Word or Two spread beyond the Stratford Shakespeare Festival?

News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.

News, views and reviews about the multi-talented women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.

Here are three "Leading Men" who March to the sound of their own drummers … and accompanists: Euan Morton ("NewClear"), Jarrod Emick (Ring of Fire) and Colm Reilly (Bein' Green).

Here are three "Leading Men" who March to the sound of their own drummers … and accompanists: Euan Morton ("NewClear"), Jarrod Emick (Ring of Fire) and Colm Reilly (Bein' Green).

The theatre won't ever see the like of Uta Hagen again. No actress of her generation was so fierce and enduring in her commitment to the stage, and boasted so long and successful a track record—as a performer, a teacher and a theorist.

The theatre won't ever see the like of Uta Hagen again. No actress of her generation was so fierce and enduring in her commitment to the stage, and boasted so long and successful a track record—as a performer, a teacher and a theorist.

BERNADETTE PETERS
Two-time Tony winner Bernadette Peters has been cast in an upcoming film for Showtime that will begin shooting in Ireland later this month; in Bobbie’s Girl, Peters will co-star with Rachel Ward and Jonathan Silverman. Due to filming, Peters has canceled a few of her upcoming concert dates, including those in Toronto, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Dallas, Texas. The former Song & Dance star has, however, rescheduled her Minneapolis, MN, performances for June 8 and 9 and her Johnstown, PA, performance for June 23. . . The dazzling performer will also make another guest appearance on FOX TV’s “Ally McBeal” on Monday, April 16, and the independent film in which she stars, "Let it Snow" (aka "Snow Days"), will finally be released this August in ten major cities across the country, and will eventually be aired on HBO, too. You can also catch BP next Thursday, April 12 on Channel 2’s “Live at 4” program, where she will promote the upcoming event, “Art for Animals.” And, as if all this weren’t enough, Peters heads back into the recording studio this summer to wrap her golden vocals around the classic songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein for a new solo CD on the Angel Records label. Stay tuned for more details. . .

BERNADETTE PETERS
The long-awaited revival of Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun opened last night at the Marquis Theatre, starring the one-and-only Bernadette Peters as Annie Oakley, a role made famous by the legendary Ethel Merman. The star-studded audience included such notables as Danny Aiello, Brooke Astor, Lauren Bacall, Catherine Bach, Sandy Duncan, Ben Gazzara, Barbara Cook, Joel Grey, Merv Griffin, Mary Cleere Haran, Marilu Henner, James Earl Jones, Sharon Lawrence, Cameron Mackintosh, John McDaniel, Mary Tyler Moore, Rosie O'Donnell, Gregory Peck, Brooke Shields, Bobby Short, Ann Reinking, William Finn and many others. The audience leapt to its feet for the star of the evening, and I thought you would enjoy reading some of BP's fabulous reviews: