Stephen D. Mosher

8 hours ago | broadwayworld.com | Stephen D. Mosher

Liz Callaway is back at 54 Below this week with a brand new show centered around her long friendship with Stephen Schwartz. The musical cabaret THE WIZARD AND I has a subtitle to inform those not in the know - LIZ CALLAWAY SINGS STEPHEN SCHWARTZ - and although there may be those who attend the offering without knowing the play Wicked or that the song The Wizard And I is from Wicked, even without that information, The Wizard and I could simply refer to Schwartz and Callaway, themselves.

1 day ago | broadwayworld.com | Stephen D. Mosher

The categorically charming Sierra Boggess spent a few nights last week at 54 Below enchanting audiences with her eponymous cabaret show, and there is ongoing proof positive of her endearing and enduring allure as a performer and a person.

1 week ago | broadwayworld.com | Stephen D. Mosher

Tom Kitt, the award-winning creator of many musical theater scores, spent the last week at 54 Below presenting a series of four concerts tracing his career in (mostly) chronological order, from humble beginnings on the first night right up to an eye on the future on night four. The gentleman regularly sells out his concerts at the Tony Award-bestowed venue, and this residency, Tom Kitt & FRIENDS, was no exception.

1 week ago | broadwayworld.com | Stephen D. Mosher

Last night, before a sold-out crowd reminiscent of the phrase "hanging from the rafters," Tom Kitt and a gang of his besties presented the third in the Tom Kitt & FRIENDS concert series, the series that, it has now become clear, is the one to catch in 2025. The prolific creator of music for both the stage and the recording studio conceived a residency that would look at his music in (mostly) chronological order with each night featuring a different cast of exciting Broadway talents.

1 week ago | broadwayworld.com | Stephen D. Mosher

Night Two of the four-night concert series being presented by Tom Kitt & FRIENDS kept the magic going when, on April 30th, the 54 Below favorite spent eighty minutes covering the If/Then catalogue with some Freaky Friday, Bring It On, Almost Famous, and Spongebob Squarepants thrown in for good measure... and it was good. Indeed, like the opening night of the concert series, the follow-up presentation was another stellar night of musical entertainment.