Photo Coverage: Baldwin Portrait Unveiled at Tony's DiNapoli

Alec Baldwin, who recently headlined in the Roundabout Theatre Company's off-Broadway production of Joe Orton's Entertaining Mr.Sloane, had his portrait, painted by artist Dan May unveiled last night, May 22, at Tony's DiNapoli Times Square. Co-stars Chris Carmack and Richard Easton were also at the event.

Radio personality Valerie Smaldone hosted the event which added Baldwin onto Tony's DiNapoli's Wall of Fame.

Entertaining Mr. Sloane, directed by Scott Ellis, officially opened on March 16 and played a limited engagement through May 21. Baldwin was last seen on stage in the Roundabout's Broadway revival of Twentieth Century and was also nominated for a 1992 Tony award for his role in A Streetcar Named Desire.

Alec Baldwin and Nicole Seidel

Radio personality, Valerie Smaldone, hosted the event.

 Kate Guyton, Chris Carmak, Richard Easton, Alec Baldwin, and Bruce Dimpflmaier

Alec Baldwin with his new portrait and
Tony's DiNapoli General Manager, Bruce Dimpflmaier

Valerie Smaldone, Bruce Dimpflmaier, and Alec Baldwin

Alec Baldwin with Valerie Smaldone

Alec Baldwin's portrait at Tony's DiNapoli