Tuesday, February 26, 2013

LOVE N' COURAGE
The Theater for the New City and the National
Arts Club held a benefit for the theater's emerging playwrights program/
                 CRYSTAL FIELD & SARAH JESSICA PARKER, MATHEW BRODERICK
Founded in 1970, the theater gives emerging playwrights a space to test their new works.  Thirty
to forty new works are presented each year.
The theater has a resident program, an annual summer street play tour, a Lower East Side Festival of the Arts, and  a famous village halloween costume ball.
They discover new writing and nurture new playwrights, where a new vision can breathe and it brings theater and street theater  to the multi-ethnic and low-income neighborhoods in all five boroughs.  Each year, Crystal writes a new musical,
Phoebe Legere hosts and K.T. Sullivan sings at the benefit, where
Charles Busch received a special award, given by Sarah Jessica Parker.Phoebe is a composer, painter, a performance artist, pianist, who has appeared in Carnegie Weil Hall, and has written a musical and has released 11 CD's of original music and has appeared nationally and around the world. She has developed The Sneakers of Samothrace, a wearable computer for disabled children.
KT Sullivan has performed cabaret in NY forever.She recently appeared at the Kennedy Center.  She is a headliner at the Algonquin Hotel.  She has headlined at Carnegie hall, Lincoln  Center and around the world.LIZA MINNELLI presented her with the Manhattan Association of Cabaret & Clubs Oustanding Female Vocalist Award.  She is the new artistic Director of the Mabel Mercer Foundation
                                          Charles Busch & friends
Charles Busch has a long and loving relationship to Theater for the New City.  He
returns to create his newest works, in an atmosphere free from censorship.
Crystal says" our budget is small, but our vision is great".
Betsy Van Furstenberg, and Tammy Grimes
Tammy Grimes sang the beautiful song,  "The Rose" with passion and deep emotional attitude  for the audience. She has a career of 40 years, in theater, film  and television.
She was the "Unsinkable Molly Brown" for  which she won the Tony.In 2003, she was inducted into
the Theater Hall of Fame.
 A beautiful dance performance was given by Kitty Lunn.  She works with on behalf of performing
artists with disabilities.  Other entertainers were Carol Freeman, vocalist, Luba Mason, singer and dancer, singer Drew Pulver, and Matt Morillo, playwright, and John Grimaldi, magician.
The beautiful event include a champagne cocktail hour and lovely sit-down dinner. The theater is located at 155 first avenue, at 10 st.

Thursday, February 21, 2013

bowery mission

BOWERY MISSION
on  VALENTINES DAY, the Bowery Mission
celebrated its annual gala at the Plaza Hotel.
James Macklin, Director of Outreach & Demetria Daniels

Since 1879, the Bowery Mission has helped New Yorkers with compassionate care services including
food, safe shelters, clothing, and medical care. They also provide life skills counseling, addiction recovery, vocational training and family restoration.  This year's gala honored Sandra Lee. The honorary Mayor Michael Bloomberg attended and was presented with a birthday cake.
Edward H.Morgan, President & CEO and guests.
COMMISSIONER &MR. & MRS. JOHN CATSIMATIDIS
 

Thursday, January 10, 2013

women over 40

NY WOMEN FOUNDATION held a recent 25th anniversary with two events; one
at the Brooklyn Museum and the other in Lincoln Center

WOMEN OVER FORTY held a "toys for tots" event and the President is seen
here with one of the toys that Gotham Gossip brought during the Xmas holidays

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

happy new year

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!
the holidays were filled with parties, good music, lots of candlelight and plenty of eating.




but if you got any parking tickets during the festivities you can contact WORRY FREE PARKING
that help drivers nationwide legally escape traffic and parking fines:  Glen Bolofsky, 201 -452-2249 will tell you how to do it. Or look up parkingticket.com
Did you know that PRESIDENT OBAMA had over 17 parking tickets?


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Friday, August 10, 2012

BEST PARTY OF THE SUMMER

THE WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER OF THE HAMPTONS, SAT AUGUST 11, DUNE BEACH

The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons - GET WILD  2  0  1  2     s  u  m  m  e  r     g  a  l a was  hosted by event chairpersons Beth Ostrosky Stern, Christopher Obetz and Ellen Scarborough. Cheers, animal lovers!On the beautiful sandy
and wind-swept Dune Beach. guests  kicked off their shoes and enjoyed the evening barefoot .



 The night’s events  included a clambake, musical entertainment by Jetty Four, dancing and a special appearance from some furry and feathered friends. There were barefoot contestas everywhere.



 The event also included a silent auction, featuring exclusive items such as a men’s bomber jacket by Nautica, a ladies packable zip jacket by The Laundry, a masterpiece oil painting portrait session by Kramer Portraits, a one night stay at Hyatt East End with tickets to the Long Island Aquarium, a snowy owl sculpture, original lithography by June Kluglein, a heavy cast bronze Chinese bell and additional items from Christopher Fischer Cashmere, Angelo David Salon, Hatherleigh Press, Sotto Sopra, The Enclave Inn and 75 Main.  




This year’s GET WILD sponsors included Birds Nest Foundation; Tara Allmen, M.D.; Cunningham Insurance; Hamptons Magazine; Equinoxe Graphiques; Douglas Elliman Real Estate; Linda and Benjamin Lambert; Jan Linhart, D.D.S.; Suzanne Murphy and Robert Albertson;

'THE DAYS OF THE PAST ARE LEFT BEHIND,
A MOURNFUL ROW OF CANDLES THAT ARE OUT"
Constantine Cavafy - "Candles"
I had met MARVIN HAMLISH at the Westhampton Performing
Arts Center.  So sorry for his loss.

Friday, August 3, 2012

SOUL DOCTOR is a new universal musical - at 79 East 4th Street Theater, presented and conceived by Jeremy Chess..
It is an uplifting, beautifully written story about dreams, love success,
music and singing. I cried, I laughed, and danced in my seat to
the joyous songs and music of Shlomo Carlebach. Called "the
singing rabbi", Carlebach opened for BOB DYLAN, JOHN DENVER and deeply touched the life of the legendary NINA
SIMONE, whose dream was to play in Carnegie Hall.
During his life, he wrote over 2,000 songs and recorded 25
albums.  Nina Simone helped him change the course of his
life, and he helped her change the course of her life.
This is a "feel good" play, about love, relationships , and pursuing
your dreams, taking us from Vienna,  Greenwich Village, San
Francisco to Jerusalem. It is a wonderful voyage to be on, book
your ticket now while still in previews.