Photo Coverage: First Look At 31 YEARS OF CELEBRATION: VIBRANT VOICE AWARDS
On Saturday, April 26 on Sound Stage 19 at CBS Studio Center in Studio City, CA, Celebration Theatre's Vibrant Voice Awards benefit event raised $40,000 for the non-profit theatre, now in its 31st year. The evening featured original 'Golden Girl' Betty White along with her Hot in Cleveland co-stars Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, and Wendie Malick reading an episode of The Golden Girls ("Blanche and the Younger Man").
The 2014 Vibrant Voice Awards were presented to Wendie Malick and Robert Forster, and there were special appearances by Sean Hayes, Tracie Thoms, Dan Lauria, Tim Daly, Max Greenfield, Millicent Martin, and Mary Wilson (of the original Supremes). The evening was hosted by Michael Burger. The Vibrant Voice Award is presented annually in recognition of long-term support of Celebration Theatre as well as spreading the word about the work and mission of Celebration.
Past recipients of the award are Leslie Jordan and Sharon Lawrence. Founded in 1982, Celebration Theatre is a community of artists dedicated to presenting innovative, provocative and relevant work that examines the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer experience. It provides a supportive forum for professional and emerging writers, directors, designers and performers, giving voice to the full experience of gay culture. The theatre endeavors to challenge society's perception of the community and give a vibrant voice to its evolving identity.
Photo Credit: Lily Lim
Michael A. Shepperd and Todd Milliner
Michael Grant Terry and Michael O'Hara
Millicent Martin and Michael A. Shepperd
Hutchins Foster and Michael A. Shepperd
Michael Grant Terry and Rebecca A. Eisenberg
Max Greenfield, Todd Milliner, and Hamish Linklater
Michael A. Shepperd, Max Greenfield, Todd Milliner, and Hamish Linklater
Michael Matthews and Michael Grant Terry
Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, and Betty White
Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, and Betty White
Betty White
Valerie Bertinelli
Valerie Bertinelli
Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, and Betty White
Jane Leeves
Betty White
Wendie Malick
Betty White
Jane Leeves
Robert Forster and Denise Grayson
David Elzer and Michael Spellman
Tracie Thoms
Millicent Martin
Max Greenfield and Michael A. Shepperd
Michael Burger
Tracie Thoms
Mary Wilson
Dan Lauria
Robert Forster
Robert Forster
Wendie Malick
Wendie Malick
Stan Zimmerman
Stan Zimmerman
Wendie Malick, Jane Leeves, Betty White, and Valerie Bertinelli
Tracie Thoms, Mary Wilson, Michael A. Shepperd, Valerie Bertinelli, and Jane Leeves
Tracie Thoms, Mary Wilson, Michael A. Shepperd, Stasha Surdyke, and Dan Lauria
Parnell Marcano, Constance Jewell Lopez, Mary Wilson, and Betty White
Michael A. Shepperd and Mary Wilson
Michael A. Shepperd and Mary Wilson
Tracie Thoms, Betty White, Max Greenfield, Millicent Martin, Valerie Bertinelli, Mary Wilson, Jane Leeves, and Michael Burger
Wendie Malick, Michael A. Shepperd, Tracie Thoms, Betty White, Max Freenfield, Millicent Martin, Valerie Bertinelli, Mary Wilson, Jane Leeves, and Michael Burger
Wendie Malick, Michael A. Shepperd, Tracie Thoms, Betty White, Max Greenfield, Millicent Martin, Valerie Bertinelli, Mary Wilson, Jane Leeves, and Michael Burger
Wendie Malick, Michael A. Shepperd, Tracie Thoms, Betty White, Max Greenfield, Millicent Martin, Valerie Bertinelli, Mary Wilson, Jane Leeves, Michael Burger, Stan Zimmerman, and Todd Milliner
Chris Colfer and Todd Milliner
Chris Colfer
Michael A. Shepperd and Chris Colfer
Tracie Thoms and friend
Mary Wilson and friend
Robert Forster and Wendie Malick
Mary Wilson and Michael A. Shepperd
Wendie Malick and Stan Zimmerman
Parnell Marcano, Wendie Malick, Constance Jewell Lopez, and Jaime Lopez
Todd Milliner and Wendie Malick
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