Our next reWINED is Turner Riley! | Alright, folks. Theatre is chocked full of conformist bullsh*t and Turner Riley (Sound of Music, Ragtime, Camelot Nat’l Tours) is here-and queer-to unpack ALL of it for you. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ A non-binary crusader for the trans community in theatre, join Turner (they/them) for an evening of selections from the trunks of iconic white men (puns absolutely intended) and beyond, personalized like you’ve never seen them before. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ With poignant, raw personal anecdotes from Turner’s transition to laugh-out-loud dating tell-alls, interspersed with special guests from Broadway and beyond, Turner Riley: Beyond the Binary will leave you with a pivotal, NOW perspective on the gender ideas of old.

Totaled was originally conceptualized by ex-averno creator Richard Eyler (Averno’s Bittersummer) who wrote the lyrics and book with music by Tyler McCall (Swan Lake Rock Opera). The piece follows the last night Clay saw his long time ex-friend and ex-partner Paige as they hang out together in their hometown of Pluto, PA for the first time in four years. Their desperation was enough to bring them back to one another, but is it enough to keep them from falling apart all over again? The piece explores queer identity from the perspective of someone who embraces it and someone who hides from it; ultimately peeling back the layers of what it means to be a young queer person in modern day America with a supernatural twist.

Join performers and real life couple Ariella Serur and Sav Souza as they debut select tunes from their new queer musical, We Start In Manhattan. Filled with humor and heart, this musical tells the story of a one night stand turned month-long road trip, exploring the beauty of relationships that aren’t destined to last a lifetime. (Like if Once and The Last Five Years had a slutty, gay child!) So grab your Tinder date and keys to the U-haul, and join us for an exciting evening of original pop/folk music, adventure, and queer love!⠀ ⠀ We Start In Manhattan | Friday | February 4th | 7:00 PM

Your favorite BroadwayWorld-Award Winning senior citizen-redneck-lesbian welcomes NYC's greatest talent to Leola's Lady Land Lounge -- a monthly LIVE talk show at the Green Room 42! Singers, dancers, actors and artists of all kinds join Leola inside the rainbow-cladded walls of her Lady Land Lounge. It's one part variety show, one part chat show, and oodles of laughs. Plus, there's gonna be snacks and prizes. And sometimes prizes that are snacks!⠀ ⠀ Leola's Lady Land Lounge | Thursday | January 20th | 7:00 PM

A new residency with Christine Pedi! | A shaker of sass, satire, sweet & silly songs, Christine shakes things up with a touch of talk garnished with a surprise guest now and then.⠀⠀ ⠀ Christine, the "Lady of 1000 Voices," first discovered her talent for multiple personalities (Merman, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters, etc.) through her long association with the legendary off-Broadway revue FORBIDDEN BROADWAY. She performed in companies worldwide, including Londons West End, Japan, Los Angeles, NYC, Singapore & DEEtroit. On Broadway, she played Mama Morton ( yes, just one character...all night) in the 2nd longest-running musical of all time, CHICAGO. Her Broadway debut was in LITTLE ME with Martin Short & Faith Prince, directed by Rob Marshall. She played several peculiar callers opposite Liev Schreiber (well not opposite ... she was in the basement of the Longacre Theatre talking into a microphone while he was acting and smoking on stage, but it was dynamic) in Eric Bogosians TALK RADIO directed by Robert Falls.⠀⠀ ⠀ Speaking of radio, she is the daily host of SIRIUS XM RADIOS On Broadway channel, playing the music of the stage & screen and interviewing Show-Biz legends. On Saturday, she and the "aMAHzing" Seth Rudetsky co-host the DUELING DIVAS. Fans of Howard Stern can hear her provide the occasional celebrity voice on his Sirius morning show. This show is not one you want to miss!⠀⠀ ⠀ Christine Pedi | A Pedi Party | Thursday | January 20th | 9:30 PM (Livestream Available!)⠀

Join me and Mary Ann McSweeney as we come together to investigate music during the pandemic. We'll be at The Green Room 42 on February 22nd! We're combining voice with bass, and whatever else strikes our fancy from Peggy Lee to Jemi Hendrix. Nothing is off limits! Ticket link in bio. 🔗

Mariah Lyttle (she/her) returns to The Green Room 42 for her first solo concert - For Women, By Women. The Color Purple star explores the music of the female pioneers that have paved the way for her, and many others in her community. From artists like Whitney Houston, to Chaka Khan, and of course - her namesake, Mariah Carey, Mariah pays homage to those who came before her, and has made her into the budding artist that she is today. An evening of laughter, joy, and celebration that you do not want to miss!⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ Mariah Lyttle | For Women, By Women | Friday | Feb 9 | 9:30 PM

Billy Anderson makes his Green Room 42 debut, reuniting with longtime collaborator Danny Katz for Cabaret Insurrection. Their previous reunion chronicled the aftermath of the 2016 Presidential election, when Anderson took his broken heart and made some art. Now that another election cycle has concluded, and living through a global pandemic, they are excited to return to the stage as the topical musical anarchists they are. Additionally, Anderson and Musical Director Katz, the original Jewish Japanese pop musician, will be celebrating the 19th anniversary of their very first show, Danger High Voltage! The dynamic duo feature fresh arrangements of pop and indie classics. It’s the cabaret that thinks it’s a rock concert that thinks it’s a Broadway musical! This is NOT your father's cabaret, but it will DEFINITELY tickle your funny bone as you take in the shock and awe of it all!⠀⠀ ⠀ 📆 Billy Anderson | Cabaret Insurrection | Jan. 19 | 9:30 PM

reWINEd! | The Green Room 42 sings The Music of: Adele in “Rumour Has It.” After a SOLD OUT performance originally produced in 2018, Michael Anthony Theatrical revives “Rumour Has it,” celebrating the music of the critically famed Academy, Grammy and Golden Globe winner, Adele. ⠀ ⠀ The Music of Adele reWINEd | Monday | Jan. 17 | 7:00 PM 📸: @rebeccajmichelson

It's The Most Wonderful Time In The Year. Right? ⠀ ⠀ Wrong. It’s not only deepest winter, it is February, there’s a pandemic, and in walks the weirdest “holiday” of them all: Valentine's Day. Who wouldn’t want to grab a drugstore box of chocolates and scream-cry in their sweatpants? ⠀ ⠀ NOT THIS YEAR. ⠀ ⠀ You don’t need a significant other to snuggle up to your cocktail and spend an intimate evening with the Grammy Award nominee Alexandra Silber as she celebrates, makes fun of, mourns, and idealizes all things romance. ⠀ ⠀ With songs. ⠀ And jokes. ⠀ And special guests. ⠀ And maybe even a QUIZ…with prizes. ⠀ ⠀ Join Alexandra February 14th and experience a unique and intimate performance that combines Silber’s signature mixture of depth, wit and musicality. And who knows? Maybe you’ll even score your very own box of chocolates. ⠀ ⠀ Alexandra Silber | So In Love | Monday | Feb. 14 | 9:30 PM

Broadway legend Judy Kuhn makes her debut on The Green Room 42 stage marking our 5 year anniversary. The show, Love to Me, which falls on Valentine's Day explores different aspects of relationships: romance, heartbreak, and of course... love. Join us for an incredible evening of song and keep your eyes peeled for an announcement of a special guest! ⠀ ⠀ Judy Kuhn | Love To Me | Monday | Feb. 14 | 7:00 PM

In this critically-acclaimed show celebrating her recent Zoho Music CD release of the same name, MAC and Bistro-Award winning vocalist Dawn Derow delivers a stunning homage to the classic songs and performers of the World War II era. My Ship debuted in New York City in 2017 and earned Derow a 2018 MAC Award for “Best Female Vocalist” and BroadwayWorld.com Cabaret Award nominations for “Best Show” and “Best Vocalist.”⠀ ⠀ Directed by multiple award-winning cabaret Director Jeff Harnar, with the acclaimed Ian Herman as Music Director, Dawn Derow dazzles with her interpretations of iconic songs such as “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” “Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be?),” “Skylark,” “White Christmas,” “The White Cliffs of Dover,” and the come-hither invitation of “Chattanooga Choo Choo.” My Ship: Songs From 1941 was called “a wonderfully crafted, nearly flawless show” and “a perfect storm of entertainment” by Cabaret Scenes Magazine.⠀ ⠀ Dawn Derow | "My Ship: Songs from 1941" | Saturday | Jan 15 | 7:00pm⠀ ⠀