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Cabaret, an art form that refuses to die, enters a new era with some exciting new artists

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If you love cabaret shows, as I do, you’ll enjoy this story on the state of art form from Sunday’s New York Times by Stephen Holden. It is also a good overview of the best artists at work today.

Selling tickets for cabaret shows remains a challenge, as we learned last season at the Palladium. But the genre stays alive and new artists are joining the ranks.

You can check it out with this link:

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/30/arts/music/cabaret-and-a-convention-enter-new-era.html?pagewanted=all

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