The Cabaret Room - April 2025

In this month's podcast we have an introduction, …

An episode of the The Cabaret Room podcast, hosted by The Cabaret Room, titled "The Cabaret Room - April 2025" was published on April 1, 2025 and runs 59 minutes.

April 1, 2025 ·59m · The Cabaret Room

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In this month's podcast we have an introduction, for the first time, to Australian Cabaret which may come as a surprise to some. We also feature regular favourites Michael Feinstein and Claire Martin as they celebrate a special event in New York this month. All this and two great jazz pianists on top form.

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In this month's podcast we have an introduction, for the first time, to Australian Cabaret which may come as a surprise to some. We also feature regular favourites Michael Feinstein and Claire Martin as they celebrate a special event in New York this month. All this and two great jazz pianists on top form.

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