7/16 | THE TOWN HALL PRESENTS
BROADWAY RISING STARS
Created, Written & Hosted by
Scott Siegel
A national showcase that introduces New York audiences to the next generation of up-and-coming talent as chosen by a panel of discerning judges from among the most outstanding new graduates from acclaimed institutions.
MARYMOUNT:
Makyra Alexander
Maddy Waters
CCM: Emily Royer
STEINHARDT:
Joseph Valle-Hoag
Stephanie Bacastow
Emily Janes
AMDA: Brittneyann
Accetta
Giancarlo Pinzon
Ashley Ryan
William Taitel
Giliana “Gigi”
Encarnacion
Dongwoo Kang
CAP 21: Hannah Mount
NYU - TISCH: Will Brockman
Emma Maxwell
WAGNER COLLEGE: Nick Manna
CIRCLE IN THE SQUARE THEATRE SCHOOL : Melanie Gettler
CARNEGIE MELLON: Christopher J. Essex
UCLA: Kelsey Lee Smith
THE TOWN HALL PRESENTS
THE BROADWAY MUSICALS OF 1988 & 2017
CREATED, DIRECTED, WRITTEN, AND Hos TED BY SC ott SI e G e L
MU s ICAL DIRECTo R ro SS Patter S oN F EATURIN g Farah aLvIN reBeCCa FauLkeNBerry daNNy GardNer MarINa JurICa BrIaN CharLeS rooNey wILLIaM MIChaLS Matt weINSteIN A L so F EATURIN g
the Broadway By the year ChoruS AND the Broadway By the year daNCe eNSeMBLe ( DIRECTED & CH o RE og RA p HED BY DANNY G ARDNER ) Ass I s TANT D
THE TOWN HALL 123 W 43 RD s T NYC
LARRY ZUCKER, Executive Director
M.A. pA pp ER, Artistic Director
JEFF MANN, Marketing Director
BILL DEHLIN g , Technical Director
g INA TH o M pso N , p roduction Manager
sAM M o RRI s , p ublicity
LEIA-LEE D o RAN, Designer
ALEX Kov E os , Digital Media Manager
Thank you for joining us this evening as we conclude the 19th season of Broadway by the Year®. The support of our subscribers makes this series not only possible but fun. And a special thanks to our Charter subscribers, those individuals who have been with us for all of the 19 years: season by season, year by year, show by show.
While some of us remember Broadway from the 30’s and 40’s going forward, we think it is safe to assume that most all of us remember Broadway from 1988 and 2017. Talk about two years of amazing musicals and plays. Phantom of the Opera went to the Tony Awards with 10 nominations and walked away with six. In 2017, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 led the pack with 12 nominations, but it was Dear Evan Hansen that walked away with the Best Musical Award and six wins. Dear Evan Hansen continues as an unqualified hit now in its 2nd year, and Phantom is still packing the house after 30 years.
Trying to imagine what musicals will look like in 2048, thirty years from now is probably futile, but we know two things for sure. First, Town Hall, a National Historic Landmark, will still be singing the songs of Broadway. And to make sure that happens, we have begun a series of projects with the Rockwell group (beginning with the cleaning and lighting of our façade) that will help us celebrate our 100th Anniversary in 2021 and help us envision the 21st Century Town Hall for many, many years to come. Later this fall, we will be announcing our future plans and we hope you will stay tuned. In the meantime, if you are interesting in helping celebrate our centennial, please give us a call at (212) 997-1003.
And the other thing we are fairly sure of in 2048, the marquee at Majestic Theatre on 44th street will read – “Now in its 60th Year - The Phantom of the Opera.”
Thank you all,
Tom Wirtshafter Marvin Leffler president, Town Hall president Emeritus, Town Hall
TONIGHT’ s p ROGRAM
ACT 1 - 1988
MY NAME IN LIgHTs (Legs Diamond)
Danny Gardner w/ Emily Blake Anderson, Bryan Hunt, Lily Lewis, Claire Logan, Andrew Metzgar, Michael J. Verre, Daniel Plimpton, Emilie Renier
THE pHANToM oF THE opERA (The Phantom of the Opera)
Brian Charles Rooney & Marina Jurica
WIsHINg YoU WERE soMEWHERE HERE AgAIN (The Phantom of the Opera)
Marina Jurica
MUsIC oF THE NIgHT (The Phantom of the Opera)
Brian Charles Rooney
I’M NoT ALoNE - (Carrie)
Farah Alvin
ALL I WANTED WAs THE DREAM (Legs Diamond)
Danny Gardner
I KNoW HIM so WELL (Chess)
Farah Alvin & Rebecca Faulkenberry
pITY THE CHILD (Chess)
Brian Charles Rooney
NoBoDY’s sIDE (Chess)
Farah Alvin w/ Emma Camp, Lauren Kolas, Philippa Lynas, Ryan McConville, Sophie Rapiejko, and Matt Weinstein
ANTHEM (Chess)
William Michals
ACT 2 - 2017
ToNIgHT (Prince of Broadway/West Side Story)
Marina Jurica & Brian Charles Rooney
LovE WILL CoME AND FIND ME AgAIN (Bandstand)
Rebecca Faulkenberry
ANsWER ME (The Band’s Visit)
Matt Weinstein w/ Emma Camp, Lauren Kolas, Philippa Lynas, Ryan McConville, and Sophie Rapiejko
IT MUsT BE BELIEvED To BE sEEN (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)
Brian Charles Rooney
pLAYINg NANCY (Groundhog Day)
Rebecca Faulkenberry
KIss oF THE spIDER WoMAN (Prince of Broadway / Kiss of the Spider Woman)
William Michals
ME AND THE sKY (Come From Away)
Farah Alvin
JoURNEY To THE pAsT (Anastasia)
Marina Jurica & BBTY Chorus + Company
BEsT DAY EvER (Spongebob Squarepants)
Danny Gardner w/ Danielle Aliotta, Emily Blake Anderson, Mandie Black, Matthew Borchers, Jake Corcoran, Tessa Grady, Bryan Hunt, Lily Lewis, Sarah Lichty, Claire Logan, Andrew Metzgar, Michael J. Verre, Corinne Munsch, Daniel Plimpton, Kristyn Pope, Emilie Renier, Joseph Sammour, Michael Santora, Britte Steele, Peter Surace
The critically acclaimed series has blossomed from an idea to what Show Business Weekly deems, “...an invaluable and entertaining jewel in the cabaret crown of New York.” Ticket sales have soared and stellar reviews have included The New York Times , which calls it, “Witty, breezily paced... informative ... valuable... the right perspective of lighthearted nostalgia...”
Author/Critic s cott s iegel created the series for Town Hall, which he writes, directs, and hosts. s iegel takes audiences of all ages on a musical tour of the g reat White Way, offering an entertaining verbal account of Broadway’s history. Each evening this season celebrates the songs from Broadway shows from two different years, divided only by an intermission. The songs are performed by a cast of handpicked Broadway and nightclub stars.
SCOTT SIEGEL
s cott s iegel has created more than 300 major concerts that have been performed all over the world. He has written/produced/directed concerts for Michael Feinstein, created scores of nightclub acts that have played at major clubs around the globe, but is, perhaps, best known as the creator/writer/director/host of Town Hall’s signature series, Broadway by the Year®, which is currently celebrating its 18th critically acclaimed season. For more information about all of s cott’s shows, please visit s cott’s website at s iegel p resents.com
R OSS PATTERSON
Ross patterson’s career in music has been as varied and eclectic as the many styles he loves to play. After completing his studies at The o berlin Conservatory of Music, Ross spent two years on the road as Musical director for the Ice Capades before heading to NYC. There, he quickly became one of the most sought after pianists by singers. This led to Ross musical directing, arranging and recording for many of the top cabaret artists in New York. He has been honored twice with the Backstage Bistro award for outstanding musical direction. For the past eighteen years Ross has been the arranger, musical director and band leader for the critically acclaimed Broadway by the Year® concert series at The Town Hall.
FARAH A LVIN
Broadway: It Shoulda Been You , Nine , The Look of Love , Saturday Night Fever , Grease! Off-Broadway: The Last Smoker In America (cast album), The Marvelous Wonderettes (Drama Desk Nominee, cast album), I Love You Because (cast album), and many others. o ther New York: Stars of David at the 92nd street Y, regularly seen in the series Broadway Close Up (Kaufman Center), Broadway By the Year and Broadway Unplugged (Town Hall), 54 Sings… (54 Below). Regional credits include: Goodspeed , Papermill , Signature (Helen Hayes Award), TheatreWorks silicon valley and many others. Follow Farah on Instagram and Facebook.
R EBECCA FA u LKENBERRY
Rebecca Faulkenberry has worked on broadway and in the west end in a variety of shows. Leading roles on broadway include; Groundhog Day (Nancy Taylor) Spiderman turn off the dark (M.J.), and Rock of Ages ( s herrie). In the U.K. she has worked at the Royal Court, the Hammersmith Apollo and West Yorkshire p layhouse. Tv/film credits include; Madam Secretary , Doctors (BBC), The Heart She Holler , C ut, Shoot, Kill and most recently Martin s corsese’s The Irishman , due for release in 2019. she received her bachelors from Indiana University, and her masters from the Royal Conservatoire of s cotland.
DANNY G ARDNER
Danny g ardner - Broadway: Lucky in Dames At Sea . Radio City Music Hall: Dad / g eorge M. Cohan in The NY Spectacular starring the Radio City Rockettes. City Center Encores!: Dick Trevor in Lady, Be Good! ( s ubsequent Album). National Tours: White Christmas , Here to Stay – The Gershwin Experience! and 42nd Street . Off-Broadway: Time Step (New v ictory Theatre), Room 17B and Everybody Gets Cake (59E59th s treet Theatres), Danny is a regular at the Broadway By The Year concert series at Town Hall. Regional Theatre: Bobby Child in Crazy For You (Helen Hayes Nomination - Washington DC’s s ignature Theatre). Don Lockwood in Singin’ in the Rain (Chicago’s Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre). Frump in the world premiere of Between The Lines (Kansas City Rep). Bert in Mary Poppins (Houston’s Theatre Under The s tars). Danny is currently playing Don Lockwood in Singin’ in the Rain at the Engeman theatre on Long Island. dannyjgardner.com
M ARINA Ju RICA
Marina Jurica is the Chief Meteorologist for CB s 47, but is no stranger to the stage. s he studied both opera performance and meteorology at UCLA, and has been very lucky to pursue both her passions in life! Favorite roles nationwide include Maria in The Sound of Music , Amalia in She Loves Me , p olly in Crazy for You , & Nellie in South Pacific s he has also performed as a soloist with orchestras across the nation such as the Hollywood Bowl o rchestra, The Cincinnati p ops o rchestra, & the o rlando p hilharmonic. s he is making her NYC nightclub debut with Seasons of Love on August 4th at Feinstein’s 54 Below and hopes to see you there! s he is honored to be making her Broadway by the Year debut tonight.
WILLIAM MICHALS
Broadway: Bright Star , Emile in South Pacific (Lincoln Center Theater); The Beast, g aston in Beauty and the Beast . Title roles: Man of La Mancha , Sweeney Todd , Most Happy Fella , The Music Man , Phantom . Also: Les Miserables (Javert), Chicago (Billy Flynn), Kiss Me, Kate! (Fred/ p etruchio), The Sound of Music (Captain von Trapp), Camelot (Lancelot), The Scarlet Pimpernel (Chauvelin). Operatic favorites: Carmen (Escamillo), Le nozze di Figaro (Figaro), Die Zauberflute ( p apageno). Regular appearances with the leading symphonies of New York, Washington, D.C., Cleveland, Colorado, s an Francisco, Maui, Taipei, Hong Kong – and everywhere in between! Multiple Major League sporting events. TV: Law and Order , All My Children , Guiding Light . Michals played the great theatrical and concert venues of the nation, including Carnegie Hall, The p alace, The Town Hall, LA’s Ahmanson, and D.C.’s Kennedy Center, The Rainbow Room, Feinstein’s, The Four s easons, and 54 Below. WilliamMichals.com
ABOUT THE
B RIAN C HARLES R OONEY
Brian Charles Rooney made his Broadway debut as Lucy Brown in The Threepenny Opera (Roundabout Theatre Co.); and won the CT Critics Circle Award for Best Actor in a Musical as Candy Darling in POP! (Yale Repertory). He was recently lauded by The New York Times for his performance as Dionne s alon in the hit o ff-Broadway musical, Bedbugs!!! & won raves in the one-man musical Miss Blanche Tells it All , for which he won the NY Musical Festival Award for o utstanding p erformance in a Lead Role. Brian has won two other NYMF o utstanding p erformance Awards: ( Bedbugs!!! - 2008 & Bayonets of Angst - 2014). He appeared with Kristin Chenoweth at Lincoln Center in Andrew Lippa’s I Am Harvey Milk , an oratorio celebrating the life of the famous activist; and in the Carnegie Hall Concert p roduction of Guys & Dolls , starring Nathan Lane & Megan Mullally. o ther credits include: Featured s oloist in The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber (N. American Tour); Homer in Floyd Collins (Actors’ p layhouse; Carbonell Award Nom.). Television credits: Camelot , Live from Lincoln Center & Sondheim! The Birthday Concert (both for p B s at Lincoln Center). Brian won The Kurt Weill Foundation’s Lys symonette Award for Dramatic Excellence, and has appeared in sold out engagements at Feinstein’s / 54 Below & Joe’s p ub, and as a soloist with the o regon, s eattle, & Albany symphony o rchestras. briancharlesrooney.com
M ATT W EINSTEIN
Matt Weinstein is thrilled to be back at Town Hall where he performed in Broadway’s Rising Stars 2014. He has recently finished playing Henry in the national tour of TheaterWorksU s A’s Henry and Mudge . Additionally, he was on the 2015 national tour of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Young Max). He appeared o ff-Broadway in Sgt. Stubby ( s tubby), and at the s ecret Theatre in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Linus). He’s performed in concerts at Feinstein’s/54 Below, The Metropolitan Room, NJ pAC, Carnegie Hall, Don’t Tell Mama, and the Laurie Beechman. Also a playwright, his original work the boy in the high heel shoes had its NYC-debut in February 2014. Matt is a proud AMDA-NY alumnus. He’d like to thank s cott and Barb (without whom he’d have no career) and Deb. As always, for Linda Katz. matt-weinstein.com @ MattWeinstein10
F EB R u ARY 25
T HE B ROADWAY Mu SICALS OF 1928 & 1935
Act 1: 1928 - Present Arms, The New Moon, Blackbirds of 1928, Animal Crackers, Whoopee, and more!
Act 2: 1935 Porgy and Bess, At Home Abroad, Jubilee, May Wine, Jumbo, and more!
M AR CH 25
T HE B ROADWAY Mu SICALS OF 1943 & 1951
Act 1: 1943 - Oklahoma!, Something for the Boys, Artists and Models,Carmen Jones, and more!
Act 2: 1951 - The King and I, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, Flahooley, Bagels & Yox, Paint Your Wagon, and more!
M AY 20
T HE B ROADWAY Mu SICALS OF 1965 & 1978
Act 1: 1965 - Do I Hear a Waltz?, Flora, the Red Menace, The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Man of La Mancha, and more!
Act 2: 1978 - On the Twentieth Century, Ain't Misbehavin', Working, Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Eubie!, Ballroom, and more!
Ju NE 17
T HE B ROADWAY Mu SICALS OF 1987 & 2015
Act 1: 1987 - Stardust, Starlight Express, Les Miserables, Into the Woods, and more!
Act 2: 2015 - An American in Paris, Dames at Sea, Finding Neverland, It Shoulda Been You, Hamilton, and more!
Ju LY 19
LOO k ING FOR A RE s TAURANT?
Town Hall patrons are welcome at:
123 W 44th st
(212) 354-4148
cafeundeuxtrois.com
CAFÉ UN DEUX TROI s
Cavernous, cacophonous space: soaring ceiling, colossal columns, faux-antiqued walls, distressed mirrors and trompe l’oeil murals - one of the hottest after-theater hangouts on Broadway. While waiting for a menu, grab a crayon--supplied with the butcher paper tablecloths--and draw.
127 W 43rd st
(646) 366-0235
heartlandbrewery.com
HEARTLAND BREWERY
& CHO p HOU s E
voted best brew pub by New York Magazine, and a NY Daily press people’s Choice Award Winner. Widely known for brewing unique handcrafted beer, Heartland also wins accolades for freshly prepared food and specialties like handmade soda. Cozy décor, friendly staff, and seasonal menu items and beers make each visit to Heartland a mouthwatering and memorable experience.
120 W 44th st
(212) 997-7258
sajubistronyc.com
s AJU BI s TRO
s aju Bistro breaks the midtown monotony. Retreat into a modern, elegant oasis for a culinary alternative. The well designed menu will make your pre-theatre, post-theatre experience feel like a trip to st. Tropez en provence.
142 W 44th st
(212) 944-3643
osteriaaldogenyc.com
O s TERIA AL DOGE
A little Milanese, a little venetian and a lot of fish and pasta. Try the swordfish carpaccio, antipasto spread or luscious pastasz
132 W. 43rd st
(917) 565-9044
burgerandlobster.com
BURGER & LOB s TER
The name says it all! Hailed by the likes of the New York Times, Business Insider, Zagat, Inside Hook and BroadwayWorld, the visually eye-popping restaurant is all about serving the best burgers and lobster rolls, in various enticing iterations - including The B&L featuring any two lobster rolls, any two burgers, two one-pound lobsters, unlimited fries, unlimited salad, any three sauces and four specialty cocktails or a bottle of Cava, is an instant party for up to four and makes any Town Hall outing especially memorable.
147 W 43rd st
(212) 221-0100
tonysnyc.com
TONY’ s DI NA p OLI
Captures the essence of Authentic old NY Italian cuisine with its ambiance, decor, great value and delicious home-style recipes in platters that comfortably satisfy 2-3 hungry diners. Individual plates are also available.
THE TOWN HALL FOUNDATION
The Town Hall’s mission is to provide affordable world-class entertainment by new and established artists to a diverse audience; to inspire the youth of our community to appreciate and participate in the arts at The Town Hall and in schools through our Educational Outreach Program; and to preserve and enhance The Town Hall as a historic landmark venue for the enjoyment and cultural enrichment of generations to come.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President
Tom M. Wirtshafter
President Emeritus
Marvin Leffler
Executive Vice President
Susan Zohn
TRUSTEES
Phyllis Putter Barasch
Robert E. Evanson
Anne Frank-Shapiro
Alfred H. Horowitz
Stephen C. Jacobs
Henry Johansson
Ted Lambert
Bruce S. Leffler
Marvin Leffler
Andrew T. Miltenberg
Rita Robbins
Madhu Southworth
Nevin Steinberg
Tom Wirtshafter
Susan Zohn
LIFE TRUSTEES
Leona Chanin
Eugene J.T. Flanagan
Claire G. Miller
THE TOWN HALL STAFF
Executive Director
Lawrence C. Zucker
Artistic Director
M.A. Papper
Director of Administration, Subscriptions & Membership
Helen Morris
Director of Development
Jacqueline Maddox
Director of Education and Community Outreach
Emma Klauber
Digital Media Manager
Alex Koveos
Development Associate
Carman Napier
Vice President
Alfred H. Horowitz
Vice President
Bruce S. Leffler
Treasurer
Andrew T. Miltenberg
Secretary
Phyllis Putter Barasch
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Kathleen Rosenberg, Chair
Nancy Berman
Shauna Denkensohn
Sandy Horowitz
Fern Hurst
Elizabeth Iannizzi
Claire Miller
Zita Rosenthal
Rhoda Rothkopf
ARTS IN EDUCATION
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Dr. Charlotte K. Frank, Chair
Michael Fram
Dr. Sharon Dunn
Gary Hecht
Ernest Logan
Dr. Lisa Mars
Dr. Eloise Messineo
Dr. Pola Rosen
Leona Shapiro
Manuel Urena
George Young
Marketing Director
Jeff Mann
Program Manager
Sara Minisquero
Administrative Assistant
Britni Montalbano
Chief Engineer
Steve Franqui
Box Office Manager
Angel Rodriguez
House Manager
Richard Looney
Technical Director
Bill Dehling
WARNING
The photographing or sound recording of any performance or the possession of any device for such photographing or sound recording inside the theatre without the written permission of the management is prohibited by law. Violators may be punished by ejection and violations may render the offender liable for monetary damages.
FIRE NOTICE
The exit indicated by a red light and sign nearest to the seat you occupy is the shortest route to the street. In the event of fire or other emergency please do not run, WALK TO THAT EXIT. Thoughtless persons annoy patrons and endanger the safety of others by lighting matches or smoking in prohibited areas during the performances and intermissions. This violates a city ordinance and is punishable by law.
-FIRE COMMISSIONER
DIRECTORY OF THEATRE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES: 212.997.1003
Mon-Fri 9:30 am to 5 pm, for rental & membership info BOX OFFICE: 212.840.2824
Mon-Sat 12 noon to 6pm. 24/7 Recording
TICKETMASTER: 800.982.2787 to charge tickets by phone.online Ticketmaster.com
LOST AND FOUND: 212.997.0113
CELL PHONE POLICY
Cell phones should be silenced prior to the performance as a courtesy to the performers and audience.
Lobby Refreshment by Theatre Refreshment Company of NY
MAJOR GIFT s , COR p ORATE, FOUNDATION & GOVERNMENT s U pp ORT
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with The City Council. We would like to thank the following foundations, corporations, and government institutions for their support:
Acción Cultural Española
The Achelis and Bodman Foundation
The Actors Fund
Affiliated Advisors
Apple Inc.
Bank of America
Bruce Weber and Nan Bush Foundation
Cohn Foundation
Consolidated Edison Company of New York
Council Member Daniel Garodnick
Daryl and Steven Roth Foundation
Robert Evanson
Ford Foundation
Dr. Charlotte K. Frank
Garber Atlas Fries & Associates
Anne and Gordon Getty Foundation
John Gore/Key Brand Entertainment
William T. Grant Foundation
The Hearst Foundations, Inc.
The Hurst Foundation
Israel Consulate
Jewish Communal Fund
JP Morgan Chase
Jujamcyn Theaters
Edythe Kenner Foundation
Lewis QVC Trust
Local One
S&P Global
Mex-Am Cultural Foundation
Morgan Stanley
Nederlander Organization
Nelson Foundation
Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in Partnership with the City Council
New York State Council on the Arts
Henry Nias Foundation
Office of the President, Borough of Manhattan, Gale A. Brewer
The Pinkerton Foundation
Pamela and Richard Rubinstein Foundation
Pricewaterhouse Cooper
The Rudin Foundation
The Shubert Foundation
The Shubert Organization, Inc.
Theatre Refreshments
Ticketmaster
Joyce and George Wein Foundation, Inc.
Wenner Foundation
Zegar Family Foundation
TOUR THE HISTORIC TOWN HALL
Town Hall has played an integral part in the electrifying cultural fabric of New York City for more than 90 years. A group of Suffragists’ fight for the 19th Amendment led them to build a meeting space to educate people on the important issues of the day. During its construction, the 19th Amendment was passed, and on January 12, 1921 The Town Hall opened its doors and took on a double meaning: as a symbol of the victory sought by its founders, and as a spark for a new, more optimistic climate. In 1921, German composer Richard Strauss performed a series of concerts that cemented the Hall’s reputation as an ideal venue for musical performances. Since, Town Hall has been home to countless musical milestones: The US debuts of Strauss, and Isaac Stern; Marian Anderson’s first New York recital; in 1945, Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker introduced bebop to the world; Bob Dylan’s first major concert in ‘63; and much much more.
Learn more. Visit thetownhall.org/tours
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Aidala*
Emerson Allen*
Sofia Annunziata
Sylvia Atkins**
Phyllis Barasch**
Justine Barrett
William Beck
Lori Benton
Howard Berman**
Jane Bram*
Patricia Brown & Steve Rifkind*
Collin Burns*
Ralph Buultjens**
Alexander & Karen Callender*
Elinor & Ian Ceresney*
Leona Chanin**
Dr. Stuart Chassen*
Gloria & Irwin Cohen*
Penny & Marvin Cohen*
Leah Cooper
William Costigan
Trina DasGupta*
Shauna & Michael Denkensohn*
Sharon Dunn & Harvey Zirofsky
Robert Dwyer*
Betty W. Ellerin*
Robert E. Evanson*
Scott Evenbeck**
Hazel & Russel Fershleiser**
Caryl Field
Carol Foti
Dr. Charlotte Frank & Marvin Leffler**
Matthew Frank**
Michael & Anne Frank-Shapiro*
Bobby Freeman
Adrienne Frosch*
Goldfarb & Fleece**
Dori Fromer & Harley Frank*
Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, PC**
David Fuchs*
s U s TAINING MEMBER s
Carmen Gaito
Yvette Geary & Robert Astrowsky*
Kathleen Germann
Michele Gerstel
Matthew Ginsburg*
Goldfarb & Fleece**
Roanne Goldfein
Barbara Gottlieb*
Patricia Green**
Agnes Gund**
Fran & Richard Habib*
Jill & Martin Handelsman*
Priscilla H. Hoffman*
Sandy & Alfred Horowitz*
Fern Hurst & Peter Rubin**
Anne Marie Iannizzi*
Dr. Elizabeth Iannizzi**
Adam Idleberg*
Stephen C. Jacobs**
Todd Jick*
Henry Johansson*
Robert Kaufman*
Patti Kenner**
Eric Krasnoff*
Paul Kronish*
John Kuehn
Susan Lampard*
Jacqueline & Bruce Leffler**
Karin & Marc Leffler*
Ivy Beth Lewis, The IV Fund**
Daniel R. Lewis**
Jay L & Robin K. Lewis**
Paul & Florence Rowe Libin**
Erica & Paul Linthorst*
Local One, IATSE*
Arthur Loeb Foundation*
Colleen Lynch
Carol Marks & Tom Wirtshafter**
Karl Marquardt
Pamela Milam*
Paul Miles**
Andrew Miltenberg**
Nobuko Narita*
Dorinda J. Oliver**
Catherine Patterson
Catherine Randolph*
Rita Robbins**
Elaine Roman
Rhoda Rothkopf**
Jeffrey Rosen
Kathleen Rosenberg**
Zita Rosenthal*
Lynda & Robert Safron**
Reshma Saujani
Roberta Schechter*
Roberta Schleicher*
Howard Schliff
Alan Shabot*
Patricia M. & Brian T. Shea**
Victor & Susan Shedlin**
Sumana Setty
Constance Silver*
Shamina Singh*
Kimberly A. Smith**
Madhu Southworth*
Paige Price & Nevin Steinberg**
Judy & Michael Steinhardt**
Sudeepta Varma
Lawrence Unger**
Daniel Wacks*
Susan Wayne*
George Wein*
Weston Wellington*
Nancy Whitson-Rubin
Christine Williams
Matt Howard & Melissa Wohlgemuth*
Robert F. Wright**
John Zapolski*
David Zaza
Zegar Family Foundation**
Susan Zohn*
**$1,000 +
By becoming a sustaining Member, you can help Town Hall continue our rich tradition of bringing the widest range of voices and performers from all over the world to New York City audiences. For more information on how to join, contact: HELEN MORRIs Director of Administration, Memberships, and Subscriptions (212) 997-1003 x 10 | hmorris@thetownhall.org.
We invite you to support the Hall at any level, and enjoy the exclusive benefits of becoming a Town Hall Member.
Advance Ticket Access Notification of presale & Discounts for concerts and Events
Member Discounts at local restaurants
Access to pATRON CIRCLE sEATs
Reserved seats to Town Hall presents concerts and other select events ( with special pricing, when available )
Complimentary Tickets to select Town Hall presents shows & Events
Complimentary Tickets to Town Hall Gala
special Invitations to sound Check or Dress Rehearsal
seat plaque in The Hall
Complimentary Advertisement in Town Hall Gala Journal
Invitations to an Artist Meet & Greet after a select Town Hall presents Concert
All Members Receive special Recognition in Town Hall programs
All tickets are subject to availability, tickets do not include Broadway by the Year®
* More s ustaining Membership levels available at thetownhall.org/membership
Bank of America applauds The Town Hall for bringing the arts to all
When members of the community support the arts, they help inspire and enrich everyone. Artistic diversity can be a powerful force for unity, creating shared experiences and a desire for excellence.
Bank of America recognizes The Town Hall for its success in bringing the arts to performers and audiences throughout our community. Visit us at bankofamerica.com/arts
Life’s better when we’re connected®
Bank of America Corporation | SPN-126-AD |