Jay Malsky's : Merry Christmas, Dec. 4 at Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below
Elaine Stritch devotee Jay Malsky returns to the stage with a special holiday-themed solo show: Jay Malsky's Elaine Stritch: Merry Christmas. Following an acclaimed performance at the NYC Fringe Festival, Malsky returns as his favorite, husky-voiced icon to celebrate the holiday season at Feinstein's/54 Below. .
Sparkle: An All-Star Holiday Concert, Dec. 6 at The Cutting Room
Scott Nevins' benefit evening for the Actors Fund is back for the fourth year in a row featuring an impressive roster of Broadway stars that includes , , , , , and many more singing all your holiday favorites. .
The Skivvies: Holiday Roadkill, Dec. 6 and 7 at Joe's Pub
Lauren Molina and Nick Cearley of The Skivvies return with another excuse to strip bare: the holidays. Their latest show, Holiday Road Kill, mashes the likes of "Little Drummer Boy" with "We Got the Beat." Guests include , , , , , , and Jonah Verdon. .
' Let Me Ascertain You: War on Christmas, Dec. 8 at Joe's Pub
New York-based theatre ensemble The Civilians bring the latest installation in their Let Me Ascertain You cabaret series to Joe's Pub, in which actors perform interviews and original songs. The evening explores diverse cultural and religious minorities in America, focusing on their experiences and responses to the commercialization of Christmas. .
A Well-Strung Christmas, Dec. 9, 10 and 14 at Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below
All-male string quartet Well-Strung debut their brand-new holiday show at the supper club, devised by the ensemble, Mark Cortale and director . The show weaves selections from holiday classics like "Silent Night" to George Michael鈥檚 "This Christmas," as well as new arrangements of songs like "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus." . Christmas with The Swingles, Dec. 12 at Subculture
Grammy-winning, London-based group The Swingles (whose music appears on "Sex and the City" and "Glee") bring their unique sound to the Big Apple with a special, one-night-only holiday show. The seven young singers are also celebrating two new album releases this year. .
: Snow Bizness, Dec. 12 and 26 at Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below
Chicago's Christine Pedi brings the 12 divas of Christmas to Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below with a concert that celebrates the best of , , , , and more. .
Daniel Reichard's Under the Mistletoe!, Dec. 13 and 20 at Birdland Jazz
Returning for an eighth year, original Jersey Boys star presents another holiday show to benefit Broadway Barks, the -founded organization that helps homeless dogs and cats find homes. Show your support for a good cause and enjoy holiday favorites, cheeky Christmas stories and some unexpected guest surprises. .
Jay Alan Zimmerman鈥檚 Naughty & Nice Holiday Songbook, Dec. 17 at Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below
From the creator of the award-winning Incredibly Deaf Musical, Jay Alan Zimmerman brings his Naughty & Nice Holiday Songbook to Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below. Zimmerman became deaf after the 9/11 tragedy, but his disability has not held him back from composing songs each holiday season for Broadway鈥檚 Future Holiday Songbook at Lincoln Center. This year he celebrates many years of debuting new holiday songs with this special one-night show 鈥� a heartfelt and hilarious collection of his work. The show is accessible to people with hearing loss through live wireless captions by Globetitles. .
Songs of Serendip: Christmas Beyond the Lights, Dec. 18 at Subculture
Quartet group Songs of Serendip bring their unique fusion of R&B, gospel and neo-soul to Subculture for a concert featuring selections from their latest holiday album, "Christmas: Beyond The Lights." The ensemble infuses modern and traditional holiday songs arranged with vocals, cello, harp and piano, as well as their first original composition, "Miss You Most," a ballad of long-distance love. .
The 8th Annual Joe Iconis Christmas Spectacular , Dec. 18 and 19 at Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below
Back for another year, award-winning composer Joe Iconis returns to Feinstein鈥檚/54 Below to celebrate the holiday season. Directed by John Simpkins and produced by the supper club's own Jennifer Ashley Tepper, the show is part rock concert, part theatre piece, featuring an all-star cast of stage favorites, tiny elves and an inebriated Mr. and Mrs. Claus. .
A Swingin' Birdland Christmas, Dec. 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 at Birdland Jazz
Birdland regulars Klea Blackhurst, and return for a sixth year with their special holiday concert. The evening features swinging arrangements of holiday favorites like "Christmas Waltz," 鈥檚 "Holiday Season," "Sleigh Ride" and "I鈥檝e Got My Love To Keep Me Warm." .
