Today's must-see concerts

More amore! After a successful debut last year, this cabaret collection of Italian-American hits (such as “Mambo Italiano,” “Volare" and “Quando, Quando, Quando") is back for another go at 54 Below. The cast includes holdovers from the first incarnation—Anthony Festa, Analise Scarpaci, Rachel Zatcoff and the show's producer, Raquel Nobile Fernandez—as well as newcomers Donna Vivino, Bella DeNapoli, Cole Grey and Jared Zirilli. The music director, again, is Charles Santoro. 

Mosher is one of those talents you need to see to believe: warm, funny, biting, ferociously committed. In her biweekly series—now held at the Green Room 42 after years at Birdland—she invites a gaggle of performers from Broadway and beyond to show their talents. Guests at the April 15 edition include Jelani Remy, Jeff Harnar, Richard Jay-Alexander, Ava Nicole Frances, Keve Wilson, Yael Rasooly, Ivory Fox, Juson Williams, Annie Thomas, Ella Miller and Izzy Casciani.

What are the odds that New York City would simultaneously offer two shows about making a radical career change to work as a security guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art? And yet: As Patrick Bringley performs a stage version of his memoir All the Beauty in the World at the DR2, the performance artist and proud weirdo Neal Medlyn takes the stage at Joe's Pub—mere blocks away!—to weave his own tale of gainful employment, joined by a live band and some of his colleagues from the Met. (Medlyn estimates that, among other differences, his show will have "approximately 150 times the amount of talking about penises" as Bringley's.) For an extremely New York double header, try catching both performances back to back on April 15.