Stephen Mosher is a writer at BroadwayWorld.com. He covers themes in arts and entertainment, including reviews and theater, with a focus on the vibrant cultural scenes of New York City and California. His work has also appeared in EDGE Magazine and HOTCHKA, showcasing his diverse interests in both personal narratives and the entertainment industry.
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Stephen Mosher's coverage predominantly focuses on event coverage, reviews, and expert commentary within the realm of entertainment news. His emphasis is specifically on cabaret, Broadway, music, performers and photography - making him a suitable contact for those involved in these areas.
If you have unique insight into noteworthy events or performances related to cabaret or Broadway productions or if you are a performer with an interesting angle to share that aligns with his focus on event coverage and expert commentary about the entertainment industry, Stephen may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Stephen Mosher
“Tell me what I should think of the play.” That's me, talking to my escort, any time I leave a show.
By: Stephen Mosher
In the classic tradition of David Bowie Bette Midler , Prince, and Joan Jett , Lisa Stephen Friday is a rock and roll artist set to make a mark on
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In 2019 Joanne Halev made her nightclub debut with a cabaret show titled LIKE A PERFUMED WOMAN that was so notable and respected an outing that the
There is this thing that Heather Headley does with her fingers when she is singing. She raises her hand (or hands) into the air and flutters her
By: Stephen Mosher
Kevin Chamberlin is a star. Kevin Chamberlin is also a jobbing actor. He goes out in search of the work and he finds it, whether it is on the
By: Stephen Mosher
Well, kids, it's here: the holiday season. It's all Christmas shows from now until the end of the year, and, possibly for even a few days after New Year's Eve.
By: Stephen Mosher
If you look at her IMDB page you can count 9 Hallmark Christmas movies on Alicia Witt 's resume.
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It's a gift, any time Nicole Henry plays New York City, and her latest Christmas show at 54 Below was no exception.
By: Stephen Mosher
Early on, during her recent holiday cabaret at 54 Below, Carole J. Bufford explained to her audience that she had created a show for the occasion
By: Stephen Mosher
Remember when Dick Clark used to do a December 31st party on TV called New Year's Rockin' Eve? (Actually, I think they still do it, only with a new
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