Brian De Lorenzo and Joyce MacPhee join forces on favorite duets from the silver screen, the Great White Way, and the airwaves. With Steven Bergman on piano.

Friday Variety Show 'Give My Regards To Broadway.' See all the CabaretFest! performers in one big Variety Show. MCs Patricia Fitzpatrick & John O'Neil introduce over 25 performers celebrating the Broadway Musicals we all know and love. ​ Pianists, Mike Renzi, Tracy Stark, Michael McAssey, Bobby Wetherbee, and Steve Ross will accompany singers from Palm Springs, Nashville, Rhode Island, Boston, and New York City. ​ You have the unique opportunity of seeing every one of our entertainers - in one night!

With Brian De Lorenzo, Michael McAssey, Mary Callanan, Steve Ross, Shelley Taylor-Boyd, Mike Renzi, Rod Ferguson, Sidney Myer, Tracy Stark, Joe Della Penna, Jo Brisbane, Bob DiCicco, Angela Bacari, Pamela Enders, Patricia Fitzpatrick, and more! Age Limit: All Ages; Tickets: $35

Please join Brian at a small concert for a big birthday on Facebook Live, Friday, Jan. 15th - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr & Brian's actual birthday.

Brian De Lorenzo joins Dorothy Miller as her special guest on Saturday night, December 7th in Club Cafe’s beautiful Napoleon Room! We will be ringing in the holiday season with friends, music and even some holiday songs, including a few which your mother never sang to you! With Michael Larson on piano.

Come spend a very special evening immersed in the music of two of the most beloved song writers of all time. Their music is timeless and has been sung by all the greats. Time magazine said Cahn & Styne were the country’s most successful songwriting team after Rodgers & Hammerstein.

Jule Styne is the versatile, prolific songwriter whose tunes became standards for three generations and the composer of such classic Broadway musicals–Gypsy, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and Funny Girl. He was a notorious collaborator, which is why his name is less familiar than his music. This was probably because of his consummate flexibility. “You write as well as who you write with,” he said, and he usually let a musical’s lyricist and star set the tone for the score.  

Sammy Cahn is the burlesque violinist who grew up to write some of America’s favorite songs and win four Academy Awards for such tunes as “Three Coins in a Fountain” and “All the Way.”

Now the voices of Mary Verdi, Linda Mironti, and Brian De Lorenzo, with piano accompaniment by Joe Rose offer their interpretations of Cahn and Styne’s work.

A joyful musical evening celebrating Walt Disney, featuring most beloved songs, for young and old alike. MC and A & E Critic, Joyce Kulhawik with an all-star cast: Brian De Lorenzo, James Fernandez, Hildy Grossman, Michael Hammond, Paula Markowicz and guest, Candy O’Terry perform your favorite Disney tunes. Proceeds support cancer research.

Many of the talented student singers who have graced the stages of Fredonia over the last 50 years have gone on to successful performing careers in Boston, Chicago, Nashville, Las Vegas, California and on Broadway – not to mention national tours that have taken them to virtually every state in the union. To help celebrate the 50th anniversary of Rockefeller Arts Center, 18 of our most accomplished alumni return to campus for a showcase of some of the most popular jazz standards and show tunes of all time with the Western New York Chamber Orchestra and Big Band.

DFT Communications Pops Series. Event sponsor: WDOE and 96 KIX Country

The 50th Anniversary dinner at 6pm, before this concert is $50 per person. See https://events.fredonia.edu/event/50th_anniversary_celebration_dinner_for_rockefeller_arts_center

Brian sings as part of CabaretFest! at Provincetown's Harbor Hotel. You'll hear pieces by Bock & Harnick, Lerner & Lane, Jones & Schmidt, Sondheim — and more — accompanied by the illustrious Tom LaMark! John DeMarco will also perform.

Join us for a cabaret show by Brian De Lorenzo, named “Top Ten of New York Cabaret 2015,” paired with – what else? – delicious Cabernet! A professional actor, singer, recording artist, and Talent America’s 2001 “Performer of the Year,” De Lorenzo has performed at clubs in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, and Provincetown, and on cruise ships in Alaska and the Mediterranean. With Scott Nicholas on piano.

A 100th Anniversary concert performance of Irving Berlin's World War I soldier show, presented by American Classics. Celebrate Veterans' Day with an all-male cast singing "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning," "Mandy," I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the YMCA," and "We're On Our Way to France" and many more from this groundbreaking 1918 show. Irving Berlin’s insomnia gave him an excuse to get away from soldier duties and write a show for the boys at Camp Upton in Yaphank on Long Island. The cast includes Patrick Agonito, Peter Carey, Bradford Conner, Brian De Lorenzo, Jack Dwyer, Joel Edwards, Elijah Hopkin, David K. Lones, Dan Perry, Ethan Sagin, Timothy Sanders, Benjamin Sears, Stephen E. Smith, Webb Tilney, Joe Della Penna (piano), Dean Groves (percussion), and Jason Huffman (trumpet) 

A 100th Anniversary concert performance of Irving Berlin's World War I soldier show, presented by American Classics. Celebrate Veterans' Day with an all-male cast singing "Oh, How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning," "Mandy," I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the YMCA," and "We're On Our Way to France" and many more from this groundbreaking 1918 show. Irving Berlin’s insomnia gave him an excuse to get away from soldier duties and write a show for the boys at Camp Upton in Yaphank on Long Island. The cast includes Patrick Agonito, Peter Carey, Bradford Conner, Brian De Lorenzo, Jack Dwyer, Joel Edwards, Elijah Hopkin, David K. Lones, Dan Perry, Ethan Sagin, Timothy Sanders, Benjamin Sears, Stephen E. Smith, Webb Tilney, Joe Della Penna (piano), Dean Groves (percussion), and Jason Huffman (trumpet) 

Kicking off its 10th anniversary celebration of utilizing the performing arts to raise awareness for the fight against lung cancer, Upstage Lung Cancer (ULC) presents a one-night-only cabaret concert benefit entitled Barbra, Bette & Bernadette. A pre-concert silent auction begins at 6 pm.

Presented in partnership with the LUNGevity Foundation, all proceeds from the performance support the critically important cause of early lung cancer detection research.

A high-spirited evening of music making and storytelling, Barbra, Bette & Bernadette honors the voices of Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler and Bernadette Peters, three iconic performing artists. The concert salutes the towering, talented trio of beloved and powerful singers who have transformed today’s popular music, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. Notably, all three women performed the role of "Dolly Levi" in the Broadway musical Hello Dolly, a powerful, charismatic and determined woman with heart.

Emmy® Award-winning arts and entertainment critic Joyce Kulhawik returns for her 10th year as emcee, along with a celebrated lineup of renowned, award-winning New England performers, including Brian De Lorenzo, Hildy Grossman, Michael Hammond, and Paula Markowicz. Special guest Candy O’Terry, founder and former co-host of WMJX Magic 106.7 Boston's Exceptional Women radio show, adds her vocal talents and anecdotes from interviews with Bette Midler.

Tim Evans takes the baton as music director alongside Michael Hammond, director. This inspiring concert offers a treasure trove of unforgettable stories and songs including, “The Rose,” “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” “Second Hand Rose,” “Happy Days are Here Again,” “Broadway Baby,” Hello Dolly” and more.

Tickets are $45 and $97 for reserved seating, with VIP tickets available from $250 to $500. The evening includes a post-concert reception.

Upstage Lung Cancer is proud to offer complimentary tickets to lung cancer survivors. For tickets and more information visit www.mosesianarts.org, call 617-923-8487, or visit the box office. Free parking is available on site. For more information about Upstage Lung Cancer, visit UpstageLungCancer.org

A variety show in the Crown & Anchor's Paramount Room with Master of Ceremonies, John O'Neil, accompanied by the Brian Patton Trio, featuring Ron Ormsby on bass & Alan Clinger on electric guitar. Also, presenting the graduates from the master classes & the Performance Workshops.

Special Guest Artist: Celebrated Boston performer Brian De Lorenzo 

performing his

The Big Variety Show -- The most popular show at CabaretFest!

More than 30 performers from around the country will gather at the Crown & Anchor Paramount Room to celebrate the Music of the 1950's -- Everything from Vegas style acts, songs from the movies, Broadway classics and even a touch of Rock and Roll.

Featuring Talent America's 2001 "Performer of the Year" Brian De Lorenzo, as well as John O'Neil, Brian Patton, Dawn Derow, Jeff Macauley, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Warren Schein, Tom LaMark, Roderick Ferguson, Joni Rapp, and Lifetime Achievement Honoree Carol O'Shaughnessy, as well as multi-award-winning headliners Jeff Harnar & Alex Rybeck.

On December 7th Upstage Lung Cancer will collaborate with the scientists at Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research (KI) to make music where the science is. Emmy Award-winning Arts, Entertainment Editor, and President of Boston Theater Critics, Joyce Kulhawik returns to emcee our 9th annual cabaret concert. This year, Candy O’Terry, Award- winning radio & television personality, singer & recording artist, and founder and former co-host of WMJX, Magic 106.7/Boston’s Exceptional Women radio show will add her vocal talents, along with Guest Artist, Sheree Dunwell, and our celebrated cast of Brian De Lorenzo, Hildy Grossman, Michael Hammond, and Paula Markowicz. They will create a powerhouse evening of smash Broadway hits that benefits ground-breaking early detection of lung cancer. Lisa Rafferty, Director, and Tim Evans, Music Director, team up again to insure an unforgettable evening. We are thrilled to partner with MIT’s Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research in investing in their Frontier Research Program. The goal is to create a new, reliable, non-invasive method of early detection and diagnosis of lung cancer. Upstage Lung Cancer and The Koch Institute are deeply committed to supporting boldly conceived, highly innovative, and highly collaborative research that all too often does not qualify for funding from traditional government sources. Proceeds from “From Bench to Broadway” will be invested in potential life-saving technology. This year’s musical salute to Broadway’s best will focus on innovation in arts and science. In addition, we will bestow our “FAN AWARD” on someone who has shown exceptional leadership in the fight for a cure. To round out the evening’s entertainment, there will be a silent auction and post-concert reception.

First Mondays is Boston's only supper club experience! On the first Monday of every month, dine in Club Cafe's intimate Napoleon Room and enjoy the music of Boston's best singers. On November 6, hear Brian De Lorenzo & Steven Martin will add to your dining pleasure performing Broadway, Jazz, and madcap cabaret, accompanied by Michael Larson. Dinner seating starts at 6:30 pm and the one-hour show begins at 7:30 pm. Reservations are strongly recommended.

American Classics revisits the Big Apple with a new collection of songs about the city that never sleeps. Songs by Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, the Gershwins, Jerome Kern, Leonard Bernstein, Vernon Duke, and others make up this musical tribute. Performed by Amelia Broome, Rachel Davies, Brian De Lorenzo, Caryn May, Ethan Sagin, and Benjamin Sears, with Bradford Conner on piano. Pickman Concert Hall at Longy School of Music, 27 Garden St, Cambridge, MA.

American Classics revisits the Big Apple with a new collection of songs about the city that never sleeps. Songs by Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, the Gershwins, Jerome Kern, Leonard Bernstein, Vernon Duke, and others make up this musical tribute. Performed by Amelia Broome, Rachel Davies, Brian De Lorenzo, Caryn May, Ethan Sagin, and Benjamin Sears, with Bradford Conner on piano. At Follen Community Church, 755 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA

This special benefit for the Arts Center includes an intermission with prosecco and a resplendent dessert table. Cole Porter will always be remembered as the songwriter whose melodies are synonymous with the sounds and style of the Jazz Age, seen and heard on the musical theatre stage, and now part of the American Songbook. The beautiful voices of Kathy Lawrence, Linda Mironti, and Brian De Lorenzo, accompanied by Michael Rheault, will bring these songs to the stage at the Arts Center.