Jim Caruso made his Broadway debut alongside none other than Liza Minnelli in Liza’s At The Palace in 2008, which won a Tony Award for Best Special Event and also earned a Grammy nomination. He has performed at the White House, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and in Times Square for a crowd of 100,000 theater fans. He is the winner of multiple MAC awards, BroadwayWorld Awards, BackStage Magazine Bistro Awards, and a NightLife Awards. And on top of all of this, he is MOST beloved for his acclaimed weekly series’ “Broadway at Birdland” and “Jim Caruso’s Cast Party.”
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Laura Heywood Interviews Jim Caruso (Broadway at Birdland)
Jim Caruso is a man every Broadway actor knows — as one of their most dedicated supporters and as one of their own.
Jim made his Broadway debut alongside none other than Liza Minnelli in Liza’s At The Palace in 2008, which won a Tony Award for Best Special Event and also earned a Grammy nomination.
He has performed at the White House, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and in Times Square for a crowd of 100,000 theater fans.
He is the winner of multiple MAC awards, BroadwayWorld Awards, BackStage Magazine Bistro Awards, and a NightLife Awards.
And on top of all of this, he is MOST beloved for his acclaimed weekly series “Broadway at Birdland,” a staple of Monday nights in New York City. Since 2003, Jim has curated and hosted a concert series followed by “Jim Caruso’s Cast Party,” possibly the classiest and most star-studded open mic night of all time, featuring drop-ins from the biggest stars of Broadway’s last half-century.
Laura Heywood Interviews Shoba Narayan (Hamilton, Great Comet)
Just off of a triumphant run as Eliza Hamilton in the National Tour of Hamilton: An American Musical, followed by celebrating her wedding in a fete worthy of the movies, Shoba Narayan has returned to New York, and New York is celebrating. Specifically celebrating at the Greenroom 42 inside the Yotel on 10th Avenue & 40th Street, where Shoba will be performing for one night only in her solo show, PLACES, which will use the songs of Ingrid Michaelson, Coldplay, Beyonce, and more — yes, including Hamilton — to tell the story of her two-year journey across the country and what it means to find home.