After nearly three decades, Joel Grey, the Oscar-winning actor known for his performances as the Master of Ceremonies in "Cabaret" on Broadway and in the 1972 film, is leaving his New York City home.

between Jane and West 12th streets—where photographer Annie Leibovitz also had a place before selling it last year for $8 million—Grey’s home has two bedrooms and an equal number of baths.

The “Dirty Dancing” star, Anderson Cooper, Jane Krakowski and more celebs honored the Broadway legend on his big day Life is ...

Actor Joel Grey has bowed out of his West Village home. A star of the musical Cabaret who won both a Tony and an Oscar for his portrayal of the production’s perpetually grinning club emcee in ...

We hear this is the first time Lambert has verbally reprimanded someone. Joel Grey, who starred in the original “Cabaret” wrote an essay in the New York Times in November calling out the ...

A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story” offers fresh insight into an EGOT winner who overcame addiction, insecurity and the ...

Actor Joel Grey has sold his longtime Manhattan condo ... role of the Emcee in the original 1966 Broadway production of “Cabaret,” for which he won a Tony Award. He reprised the role in ...

and Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Tony Awards) for Cabaret. What awards has Joel Grey won? Joel Grey has won the following awards: Best Direction of a Play ...

A stunning West Village condo by architect and developer Cary Tamarkin has sold for $7.6 million — $100,000 above its asking price — according to city property records. The seller was Oscar- and Tony ...

The 92-year-old actor, writer, and photographer earned almost five times what he paid for the West Village residence he scooped up back in 1999.