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Mark Dundas Wood
Mark Dundas Wood has been a regular contributor to Back Stage since 2001 and has also written for such publications as American Theatre and Ross Reports. His features and news blurbs appear regularly...
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Robert Windeler
Robert Windeler is the author of 15 books, including biographies of Mary Pickford, Julie Andrews, Shirley Temple, and Burt Lancaster. As a West Coast correspondent for The New York Times and Time...
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Roy Sander
Roy Sander has been covering cabaret and theatre for twenty-five years. He's written cabaret and theatre reviews, features, and commentary for seven print publications, most notably Back Stage, and...
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Erv Raible
NYC-based director, coach, publicist and consultant. Executive Director / Artistic Director of the International Cabaret Conference at Yale University, and Executive Director of Erv Raible Cabaret...
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Rob Lester
Rob Lester is honored to be part of honoring outstanding talent in New York as a member of the Bistro Awards Committee. He writes reviews and articles for Cabaret Scenes magazine and the websites...
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Kevin Scott Hall
Untitled document As a performer, Kevin Scott Hall started working in theatre and cabaret as soon as he moved to New York in 1985. He had his first solo show at Panache Encore in 1986, and appeared in...
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David Finkle
David Finkle, who won cabaret awards when he was part of the satirical trio Weeden, Finkle and Fay, is a freelance reviewer living in Manhattan. He writes regularly about music and the arts for The...
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Sherry Eaker
Sherry Eaker is the producer of the annual Bistro Awards show and has kept the tradition of the Bistro Awards going since the passing in 1992 of its creator, Bob Harrington, the first "Bistro Bits"...
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Elizabeth Ahlfors
Elizabeth Ahlfors was born, raised and educated in New York (NYU). Her first love was always music, cabaret, and theatre—in the audience, not performing. She writes for Cabaret Scenes,...
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