Nestled in the basement of a building, on a block between Broadway and 8th Avenue; where the dancing shadows of Halston, Liza Minnelli, Andy Warhol and Grace Jones pass and repass; sits a veritable jewel of Broadway – 54 Below.
Feminine Persuasion – Anne Hampton Callaway in Cabaret Crazy Coqs 20 April 2016 5 Stars American singer-songwriter Ann Hampton Callaway is back for a week at Crazy Coqs, this time with a show celebrating women songwriters. It’s the first part of an epic season of cabaret artists performing as part of the London Festival of Cabaret. It’s an evening with a heady blend of standards that takes in everyone from Peggy Lee to Adele. Some of you will have seen Ann before, either solo or during one of her seasons with her sister Liz, and know what to expect. For those who haven’t, an audience with Ann Hampton Callaway is something extraordinary. She remains one of the finest interpreters of some of the greatest writing talents around, and last night she surprisingly added Adele to that list with a stunning take on Someone Like You. Ann’s set included Joni Mitchell’s … Read more
Sibling Revelry is nothing revolutionary or groundbreaking and nor does it claim to be. However, if you’re looking for some top class performances from some Broadway veterans then you can’t go wrong with the Callaways – the true sister act.
