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EXCLUSIVE: 'Eyes Wide Open' at Café Carlyle, Cheyenne Jackson Sets Sight Gags on Gaga, Gershwin and Gay Marriage

With Eyes Wide Open on the Upper East Side, Cheyenne Jackson gave a personal, but laughable rundown of his life the past few years. Pulling from familiar tunes as diverse as Lady Gaga, the Gershwin Bros., Satchmo and even a bit of Elton John and Joni Mitchell, indeed, his math was good: tragedy + time = cabaret gold.

By Maria Jean Sullivan

Ardea Arts Presents Workshop Performance of BOUNCE: The Basketball Opera

Ardea Arts will be partnering with The Jerome L. Greene Performance Space at WNYC & WQXR to presents a workshop performance of BOUNCE: The Basketball Opera. BOUNCE is unique show that provides a mix of live music, theatre and basketball.
By Jaime Prisco
Sienna Miller Takes Over the Role of Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret' When Emma Stone Departs

The "Cabaret" will go on after Emma Stone leaves. It has been announced that Sienna Miller will take over as the iconic Sally Bowles in the Studio 54 production Feb. 17.
By Jaime Prisco

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EXCLUSIVE: 'Eyes Wide Open' at Café Carlyle, Cheyenne Jackson Sets Sight Gags on Gaga, Gershwin and Gay Marriage

Ardea Arts Presents Workshop Performance of BOUNCE: The Basketball Opera

Sienna Miller Takes Over the Role of Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret' When Emma Stone Departs

Protesters Rally Against The Mariinsky Theatre's Valery Gergiev at BAM After His Support of Russia's Annexation of Crimea

Mezzo-Soprano Sara Murphy and Pianist Michael Sheetz Perform in Sacred Music in a Sacred Space’s Caritas Concert Series Benefiting the LifeWay Network

Carlos Izcaray, New Music Director of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Tortured in Venezuela

Stevie Wonder Produces NBC Miniseries and Broadway Musical 'Freedom Run' Based on True Stories of the Underground Railroad

EXCLUSIVE: First Look at The Bala Brothers Performing Anti-Apartheid Song "(Something Inside) So Strong" on PBS

New LiveNote App Lets Philadelphia Orchestra Audience Stream Info About Concerts During Performances

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Bryce Dessner's MusicNOW Fest. Collab Details Announced, Caroline Shaw, David Lang, Christopher Rouse, The National, Nico Muhly, Sufjan Stevens and More to Perform

The Long Awaited Philharmonie de Paris Opens After Years of Delay, Architect Jean Nouvel Boycotts Opening

The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Shows 'Cineastas' by Experimental Playwright Mariano Pensotti

New Tony Award Given to Teachers Who Display "Excellence in Theatre Education"

The Scheherazade Initiative Brings Together World-Renowned Musicians and Charity: Music for Life, UN Benefit Concert for Violence Against Women, Elmira Darvarova, George Mathew, NY Philharmonic

'Shift: A Festival of American Orchestras' Announced in DC by The Kennedy Center and Washington Performing Arts: Reimagining of New York's 'Spring for Music' Fest

Composer Harry Gregson-Williams Accuses Director Michael Mann of Scrapping Score for New Flick 'Blackhat'

Live Broadcast of The Metropolitan Opera's 'The Merry Widow' Starring Renée Fleming and Kelli O'Hara to Be Shown in Movie Theaters Around the Nation

Lincoln Center, New York Phil Staging George Benjamin's 'Written on Skin' in August