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July/August 2010
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Lovely Radio Day
 
I
 WAS lucky to score a ticket to a very special remote broadcast of Joan Hamburg's WOR Radio 710 at the American Airlines Theatre featuring shows produced by the Roundabout Theatre Company.

Joan grew up in Lawrence, Long Island, across the street from my grandparents Polly and I. Walter Godnick. My grandfather discovered Ethel Merman and sent her on her way. On the outside Joan’s house still looks the same. I haven't been able to visit the inside.

Her first guest was Todd Haimes, artistic director for the Roundabout Theatre Company. Believe it or not, his family really wanted him to go to medical school. This is a far cry from theatre.

Tom Wopat, Joan Hamburg and Vanessa Williams
Tom Wopat, Joan Hamburg and Vanessa Williams
Her second guest was Sherie Renee Scott. Sherie told us about her quasi autobiographical new show called Everyday Rapture. She couldn't believe it would be on Broadway because where she would be performing would have originally been Lips Together, Teeth Apart. Yes, she is really from Kansas.

Next was the wonderful songstress Barbara Cook who was appearing in Sondheim on Sondheim. She was thrilled to be part of such beautiful music. Joining her were her castmates, the handsome Tom Wopat and Vanessa Williams. Tom has just released a new CD while Vanessa finished a stint on Ugly Betty.

Joan's last guest was actress extraordinaire Judith Ivey. Judith has been wowing audiences with her performance in The Glass Menagerie. She told us how much she wanted the part of Amanda Wingfield. I just loved this radio day.

Barbara Cook
Barbara Cook

Sherie Renee Scott
Sherie Renee Scott
Judith Ivey
Judith Ivey

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Ann and Jeff Mann
Ann and Jeff Mann
Linda Cohn
Linda Cohn
Susan Traub and Bobby Kung
Susan Traub and Bobby Kung
Rhona Silver
Rhona Silver
Dawn Fratangelo
Dawn Fratangelo
Dr. Mary Sano
Dr. Mary Sano
Mann Of The Year Awards

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HE Fifth Annual Mann of the Year Awards, at the magnificent Cipriani 42nd Street, honored superstars from Wall Street, real estate and fashion.


Publisher Jeff Mann founded this event to benefit the Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at Mount Sinai Hospital. This devastating disease took the life of Jeff's mother, Marion Mann.


Honored for their service to to the community were NBC journalist Dawn Fratangelo, dentist Dr. Larry Rosenthal, Bruce Gomberg of Amper, Politziner, Cory G. Zelnik of Zelnik and Company, Investment Management Group of Schulte, Roth and Zebel, and Douglas Rice of R.D.Rice for residential real estate.


Linda Cohn
of ESPN SportsCenter served as emcee. Linda teased the crowd when she said LeBron James may come to the New York Knicks. We’re waiting.


Those on hand included many of the Mann family clan, Susan Traub and Bobby Kung of Royal Animals, and Rhona Silver.


The foundation’s leader, Dr. Mary Sano, works so hard to find a cure for Alzheimer's. I am looking for a cure as my mother fights this terrible disease.

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Michael Urie
Michael Urie
Jonathan Silverstein
Jonathan Silverstein
 
Thomas Jay Ryan
Thomas Jay Ryan
Jon Marans
Jon Marans
The Palm Shows Temperamentals

C
AST members and diners applauded as The Temperamentals drawing was unveiled on the wall at The Palm on West 50th Street in Manhattan.


It was great to meet this fab five group of guys who dazzle audiences each night in their play.


The guys are Michael Urie (Ugly Betty), Thomas Jay Ryan (In the Next Room), Arnie Burton (39 Steps), Matthew Schneck (London Assurance) and Sam Breslin Wright (Macbeth).


Producers Daryl Roth, Stacy Shane and Martian Entertainment were thrilled with the drawing as was writer Jon Marans and director Jonathan Silverstein.

Arnie Burton
Arnie Burton 
Matthew Schneck
Matthew Schneck
Sam Breslin
Sam Breslin

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