Photo Coverage: Broadway Pros Come Out for Parkinson's Resource Org. in LA

By: Oct. 07, 2004
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The Parkinson's Resource Organization 15th Annual Autumn Gala took place on October 2, 2004 at the St. Regis Hotel & Spa in Los Angeles. BroadwayWorld was on hand to capture all the glitz and glamour just for you!

Parkinson's Resource Organization is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization formed in 1990, having a national outreach and headquartered in Palm Desert, CA. The Parkinson's Resource Organization is a lifeline for the families of people with Parkinson's disease. Being a caregiver is a major lifestyle change that often comes without any prior warning.

The funds raised by the annual Autumn Gala event represent a significant portion of Parkinson's Resource Organization's annual program budget. PRO has support groups throughout Southern California and an outreach, by way of a monthly newsletter, throughout the U.S. and the world. These dollars help PRO offer these programs at no cost to the families with Parkinson's.

 Photos by Shira Greenberg


Erin Quill (Avenue Q), Director/Producer Jamie McGonnigal and Jodie Langel (Author of MAKING IT ON BROADWAY)


Matt Zarley and Jamie


Matt Zarley, Erin Quill, Jamie, Tony Winner Daisy Eagan, Jodie Langel and Jack Plotnick (Films: Gods and Monsters, Girls will be Girls)


Jodie Langel belting one out to the audience


Daisy Eagan reprises her Sondheim Carnegie Hall performance of "Broadway Baby" to a showstopping conclusion.


Jack Plotnick charms the crowd with A DAY IN HOLLYWOOD's "I Love a Film Cliche."


Adrian Zmed sings about the "Hardest Part of Love" from Children of Eden, a role he originated at Papermill Playhouse.


Adrian and Jodie pause for the cameras.


The ever-kilted Jamie and Special Guest Pat Boone pose for a picture.


Eagan (Daisy) and Egan (Susan) smile backstage.
(Susan will be making her New York City concert debut as part of the Front and Center Series on November 7th at Joe's Pub)


Erin Quill sings "The More You Ruv Someone" from the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Avenue Q.

Photo Coverage: Broadway Pros Come Out for Parkinson's Resource Org. in LA
Malcolm Gets is not like the other cavemen in Pete Mill's "Caveman Song."


Pop-star turned Broadway diva Deborah Gibson would "Rather Leave While I'm in Love."


Deborah and Adrian pose seconds before Deborah Rushes off to conclude another concert 2 minutes away!


Susan Egan belts "Gimme, Gimme!" to thunderous applause.


The always divine Lea Thompson


Connie and Carla's Alec Mapa amuses the crowd with a comic monologue all about growing up as a gay Asian who loves musical theatre.


Malcolm Gets and Lea Thompson reunite after their "Caroline in the City" days to end the evening with "Suddenly Seymour."


Malcolm and Lea


Jodie Langel and friend swoon over TJ Hooker's Adrian Zmed.


Andrew Oberstein (Ass't Director), Tom Griep (Musical Director), Erin, Jamie and Jodie pose for one parting shot

 



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