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How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying’ stars Daniel Radcliffe, Rose Hemingway and John Larroquette at Lord & Taylor for Windows Unveiling
How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying’ stars Daniel Radcliffe, Rose Hemingway and Tony winner John Larroquette with Rich Weiner, Regional Vice President of Stores for Lord & Taylor, at the unveiling of the Lord & Taylor Flagship Store Fifth Avenue windows filled with fashions inspired by their hit Broadway revival, on Thursday, June 23, 2011 in New York. Photo by Lia Chang/Lord & Taylor
Daniel Radcliffe made a special appearance at the Lord & Taylor Fifth Ave Store for the unveiling of the "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" Musical themed windows on June 23, 2011. Photo by Lia Chang/Lord & Taylor
How
To
Succeed
in
Business
Without
Really
Trying’stars
Daniel
Radcliffe,
Rose
Hemingway
and
Tony
winner
John
Larroquette
were
greeted
by
Rich
Weiner,
Regional
Vice
President
of
Stores
for
Lord
&
Taylor,
as
they
stepped
out
on
Fifth
Ave
on
June
23,
2011,
for
the
unveiling
of
the
Lord
&
Taylor
Flagship
Store
Fifth
Avenue
windows
filled
with
fashions
inspired
by
their
successful
Broadway
revival.
On the day of the unveiling, the first 75 customers to spend $300 or more in cosmetics received vouchers for a pair of tickets to the show. Customers spending $75 in the cosmetic/fragrance department also received a CD of the 2011 Broadway Revival Cast Recording of How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
My portrait of “New York actor Thom Sesma’s Makeup Transformation into Scar in The Lion King” on view in HHC’s New York City: IN FOCUS, Vol. 2 Photo Exhibition through 7/14
Lia Chang poses in front of her portrait of Thom Sesma's Makeup Transformation as Scar in Disney's The Lion King, at HHC’s New York City: IN FOCUS, Vol. 2 Photo Exhibit opening reception at Bellevue Hospital on June 23, 2011. Photo by Brianne Michelle Photography
My portrait of “New York actor Thom Sesma’s Makeup Transformation into Scar in The Lion King” is featured in New York City: IN FOCUS, Vol. 2, the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation’s Art Collection Photographic Exhibition, currently on view in the main lobby/atrium of Bellevue Hospital Center, 462 First Avenue in New York through July 14, 2011.
New York City: IN FOCUS, Vol. 2, the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation’s Art Collection Photographic Exhibition on view in the main lobby/atrium of Bellevue Hospital Center, 462 First Avenue in New York through July 14, 2011. Photo by Lia Chang
Celebrating over seventy-five years of having public art in hospitals, the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation’s Art Collection proudly presents their traveling photographic exhibition, New York City: IN FOCUS, Vol. 2. This exhibition is a modern take on the 1950’s photographic exhibit, Family of Man. The exhibit features a collection of black and white, color, and digital prints that focus on different aspects of iconic imagery; architecture, landscape, culture, and people through-out the five boroughs and snapshots of the NYC experience.
Photos: Samrat Chakrabarti and Sanjiv Jhaveri’s “Bakwas Bumbug” at The Wild Project in NY
Opening night for the cast and creative team of Bakwas Bumbug at The Wild Project in the East Village on June 22, 2011. (L-R) front row- Rehana Lew Mirza, Rohi Mirza Pandya, Lipica Shah, J. Kaitlin Becker, Roopa Mahadevan; back row Shiv, Nick Choksi, Kiarri D. Andrews, Sanjiv Jhaveri, Ryan Kim, Christian Carter, Andrew Guilarte and Samrat Chakrabarti. Photo by Lia Chang
Last night, I got a taste of Christmas in June, Desi style, at The Wild Project in the East Village, where Bakwas Bumbug, an electrifying musical reinvention of A Christmas Carol, told thru the looking glass of NYC Immigrants and Hyphenated America, composed by Samrat Chakrabarti and featuring a book and lyrics by Sanjiv Jhaveri and Samrat Chakrabarti, is being presented as a 70 minute workshop production through June 26, 2011.
Sanjiv Jhaveri and Samrat Chakrabarti, co-creators and co-directors of Bakwas Bumbug at The Wild Project in the East Village after the opening night performance on June 22, 2011. Photo by Lia Chang
Presented by Desipina and Co. (Rehana Lew Mirza, Artistic Director & Rohi Mirza Pandya, Producing Director), Samrat Chakrabarti and Sanjiv Jhaveri’s Bakwas Bumbug is a delicious treat, poignant, touching, and laugh out loud funny.
David Henry Hwang’s Chinglish is Broadway Bound this Fall; Goodman Theatre Photo Feature
Xu Yan (Jennifer Lim) meets with Daniel (James Waterston) to further discuss his business proposal. credit: Eric Y. Exit
Chinglish, the critically acclaimed new comedy by Tony Award-winning and two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist David Henry Hwang (M. Butterfly), will make its Broadway premiere in the Fall of 2011 at a Shubert Theatre to be announced, following its world premiere production at Goodman Theatre in Chicago this summer. Casting for the Broadway show will be announced soon.
“This is a very funny, very timely play,” said producer Jerry Frankel. “Jeffrey Richards and I are thrilled to bring David Henry Hwang back to Broadway.”
“This
is
a
very
funny,
very
timely
play,”
said
producer
Jerry
Frankel.
“Jeffrey
Richards
and
I
are
thrilled
to
bring
David
Henry
Hwang
back
to
Broadway.”
Don't Miss July 14-27, 2011 LITTLE TOKYO DESIGN WEEK: FUTURE CITY
LITTLE TOKYO DESIGN WEEK: FUTURE CITY (LTDW) JULY 14 - 17, 2011
Japan
and
California
are
two
of
the
world's
centers
of
innovation
in
design
and
technology.
Come
learn,
meet,
and
celebrate
the
power
and
energy
of
cutting
edge
design
and
technology
emerging
from
Japan
and
its
intersection
with
current
trends
materializing
in
Los
Angeles.
LITTLE
TOKYO
DESIGN
WEEK's
community-wide
events
from
art
installations,
seminars,
film
screenings,
and
much
more
are
planned
beginning
Thursday
July
14
to
Sunday
July
17.
For
event
times
and
locations
go
to
www.LTDesignWeek.com
and
at
the
end
of
this
article
(subject
to
change).
LTDW presents a series of programs that integrate Little Tokyo¹s Big Three cultural institutions Japanese American National Museum (JANM), Japanese American Cultural and Community Center (JACCC), and The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA. Community partners, retailers, and restaurants and others will engage local and international designers, artists, architects,filmmakers, corporations, and students from the California region to explore possible scenarios for a New Urban Lifestyle.
Produced
in
collaboration
with
Community
Arts
Resources
(CARS).
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