Christine Ebersole News

Byrne and showrunner Rob Long co-wrote the pilot, set in a Pittsburgh bar that Byrne's character, a former corporate attorney, takes over.

Now this might not be a very uplifting title for a show; especially from the musically extraordinary Christine Ebersole.

A big talent with a big voice like Broadway veteran Christine Ebersole demands big ideas to work with, and this time out she's tackling the largest topic imaginable: the end of days, inspired not by the Mayan calendar, but by the current political and cultural upheavals around the world, which she construes as evidence that humanity's days are ... (more)

Christine Ebersole contains multitudes. One way to think of her brilliant new show, "The End of the World as We Know It Cabaret," at CafA© Carlyle is a whimsical, personalized answer to the cover art of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." As you may recall, that crowded illustration includes images of everyone from Hindu gurus to Oscar ... (more)

Last night, The Observer became intimately familiar with the art of drumming. We were inside the CafA© Carlyle's cozy confines, sitting at a table within spitting, nay, licking distance of Christine Ebersole 's drummer.

Last night, January 31, Christine Ebersole took to the stage at the Cafe Carlyle, cheered on by the likes of Anjelica Huston, Matthew Broderick, Joy Behar, Tommy Tune, Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman, Jack O'Brien, David Marshall Grant, Edward Hibbert, Kate Wetherhead, Two-time Tony Award winner Christine Ebersole returns to the legendary Caf Carlyle ... (more)

Two-time Tony winner Christine Ebersole returns to the Cafe Carlyle Jan. 31 for a limited engagement that will continue through Feb.