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Symphony Space is 30: A Star-Studded Birthday Bash!
Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime event celebrating our first thirty years and featuring an unbelievable line-up of the artists who have helped make Symphony Space a beacon of arts and entertainment in New York City. From Hollywood's biggest actors to GRAMMY Award-winning musicians, from cinema legends to world renowned dancers, join us as friends, old and new, help ring in the next thirty years.
Guests will include:
Jane Alexander, David Amram, Rene Auberjonois, Ivy Austin, Theodore Bikel, Roy Blount, Jr., Don Byron, Liz Callaway, Kathleen Chalfant, The Chalks, Jane Curtin, Jacques d’Amboise, Carmen de Lavallade, Mia Dillon, Keir Dullea, Timothy Eddy, Mercedes Ellington & Dancers, Melissa Errico, Barbara Feldon, Lisa Flanagan, Thomas Gibson, Joanna Gleason, Sheldon Harnick, Cynthia Harris, Paul Hecht, Hudson Shad, Mary Beth Hurt, Dana Ivey, Charles Keating, Stephen Lang, Robert MacNeill, Andrea Marcovicci, Sonia Manzano, David Margulies, Frank McCourt, Malachy McCourt, Charlotte Moore, Donna Murphy, James Naughton, Phyllis Newman, Rochelle Oliver, Ciaran O’Reilly, Estelle Parsons, Bernadette Quigley, Tony Roberts, Hank Sapoznik and the Youngers of Zion, Peter Schickele, Marian Seldes, John Shea, Lois Smith, Frances Sternhagen, Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, David Strathairn, Taikoza Drums, The Thalia Follies Cast, Calvin Trillin, Maria Tucci, Fritz Weaver, Douglas Webster, The Western Wind, B.D. Wong, Nora York and Eugenia Zukerman.
Venue: Peter Jay Sharp Theatre
Tickets: SOLD OUT!
Showdate(s):
Thursday, January 10, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
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***** Fun & Spirited Gala
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That was so much fun. Usually dread big galas with hundreds of names.
Issiah didn't know you were such a fine and funny songwriter. How about you singing some now and then (Hell, if Garrison can on his show, why not you). But Ivy was fine.. Very funny song. Other highlights were Marion Cowings, Steven Lang (more baseball haikus all year long please!), Peter Schickle (I miss his show on NPR. Donna Murphy was wonderful, never thought the great Barbara Feldon would be the right voice for Walt Whitman for some reason, but she was, Fritz Weaver and Bernadette Quigley were a blast (Quigley hits a home run every time out). Also nice to discover, "I'm a Dumbell" sung by KT Sullivan.
All in all a great show. Thank you.!!!! |
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Langtime (posted on January 12th 2008 01:01:32)
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