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Black Tie International:
On The Town With Aubrey Reuben
- July 30, 2011
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On the Town With Aubrey Reuben
Where All the Stars Shine Brightly!
July 30, 2011
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07-25-11
(L-R)
Cast
members
Michael
Twaine.
Lucy
DeVito.
Danny
Aiello.
Alma
Cuervo
at
the
opening
night
party
for
"The
Shoemaker"
in
the
lounge
of
Theatre
Row.
410
West
42nd
St.
Sunday
night
07-14-11 |
07-26-11
(L-R)
Neil
Patrick
Harris.
Hank
Azaria.
Jayma
Mays
at
the
unveiling
of a
Smurf
Village
in
Central
Park
to
kick
off
Smurfs
Week
NYC
at
Merchant's
Gate
in
Central
Park.
59th
St
at
Columbus
Circle.
Monday
morning
07-25-11 |
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07-26-11
The
female
singers
in
"All
Singin'
All
Dancin""
backstage
after
performing
at
The
Town
Hall
on
West 43rd St. Monday night 07-25-11 |
07-26-11
The
female
cast
members
in
"All
Singin'
All
Dancin""
backstage
after
performing
at
The
Town
Hall
on
West
43rd
St.
Monday
night
07-25-11 |
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07-25-11
Elisabeth
Sperling
(L)
and
Trish
Dalton
at
the
opening
night
reception
for
the
film
"One
Night
Stand"
in
the
lobby
of
the
SVA
Theater.
333
West
23rd
St.
Sunday
night
07-14-11 |
07-25-11
(L-R)
Robert
Klein.
Congressman
Peter
King.
playwright
Susan
Charlotte
at
the
opening
night
party
for
"The
Shoemaker"
in
the
lounge
of
Theatre
Row.
410
West
42nd
St.
Sunday
night
07-14-11 |
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Off Broadway, The Shoemaker, starring Danny Aiello, takes place on 9/11 in his shoe repair shop, where he is visited by two customers, played by Alma Cuervo and Lucy DeVito. The opening night party took place in the lounge of Theatre Row, and Congressman Peter King, Robert Klein and Louise Lasser were among the guests. All New People, is a comedy that defies credibility, although there are many laughs. The Yellow Brick Road is a musical inspired by The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, only this time with an hispanic flavor. It is pleasant family entertainment. The Banana Monologues is an amusing one man show, in which four characters are played by James R. Brennan.
Neil Patrick Harris, Jayma Mays and Hank Azaria unveiled a Smurf Village to kick off Smurfs Week NYC in Central Park. It is week of promotions for the film, which opens on July 29.
Scott Siegel has presented Broadway musical shows at The Town Hall for over a decade, and his last show All Singin' All Dancin' was terrific, with a huge cast of singers and dancers, including Carolee Carmello, Lillias White and Julia Murney, with choreography by Lorin Latarro and Mark Stuart.
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The Tents: The NY Fashion Week Documentary, by James Belzer, is a fashion lover delight. It shows the way New York became the center of the fashion industry, by creating a Fashion Week with tents in Bryant Park, and then moving to Lincoln Center. Top designers, fashion editors and journalists make talking heads comments. The models on the runway are gorgeous. We saw a sneak preview at NewFest (The LGBT Film Festival), where I also attended the reception for the film One Night Stand the next night and greeted the filmmakers Elisabeth Sperling and Trish Dalton. I could not see the film, because The Shoemaker opened at the same time.
Find Me Guilty, by Sidney Lumet, was the last film I saw in Prince of the City: Remembering Sidney Lumet July 19-25. It is, as always, a well made film, with excellent acting by a superb cast, especially Vin Diesel, as a mobster, who acts as his own lawyer in the longest running trial in U.S. history. I miss Sidney Lumet.
As these are the hot days of summer, there are fewer activities in Manhattan. Everyone must be in the Hamptons.
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