Pamela Morgan News

Over 400 international collectors and prominent figures in art, fashion, beauty and finance flocked to have the first look at an extraordinary survey of four decades of work by famed photographer Robert Farber on Thursday January 30. The show Farberesque: From Pensive to Provocative at 3West57 Project presented by Cavalier Gallery is a fascinating overview of the vast body of work created by the iconic photographer who has influenced scores of the world's leading photographers with his painterly, impressionistic style that allows the viewer to see the subject from a different perspective by creating unique compositions . The show runs through February 26, 2014, 3West57 Project at Cavalier Gallery, 3 West 57th Street, New York (next door to Bergdorf Goodman). Scroll down for photos from the opening event!

EMG Collective/Singers Forum presents two separate shows of SHOWSTOPPERS: UPTUNE & A BALLAD on Feb. 3 and 10 at 7 p.m. at the Laurie Beechman Theatre. Not all performers appear on both nights.

Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles, Senior Vice President/Publishing Director of The Cosmopolitan Group Donna Kalajian Lagani, President of HBO Documentary Films Sheila Nevins, Broadway League Executive Director Charlotte St. Martin and the late Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief Helen Gurley Brown are Women's Project Theater's 2013 Women of Achievement who were inducted at its 28th Annual Gala Celebration at the Three Sixty°,10 Desbrosses Street, on May 13, 2013. Scroll down for photos from the event!

Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles, Senior Vice President/Publishing Director of The Cosmopolitan Group Donna Kalajian Lagani, President of HBO Documentary Films Sheila Nevins, Broadway League Executive Director Charlotte St. Martin and the late Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief Helen Gurley Brown are Women's Project Theater's 2013 Women of Achievement who will be inducted at its 28th Annual Gala Celebration at the Three Sixty°,10 Desbrosses Street, Monday, May 13, at 6:00pm.

Chita Rivera, Tony Danza, Susan Stroman, Albert Maysles, John Turturro, Tamara Tunie, Karen Ziemba, Melissa Errico, and more were among the star presenters at last night's 30th Annual Fred & Adele Astaire Awards at New York University's Skirball Center for the Performing Arts. The Astaire Awards are the only awards show to honor excellence in dance and choreography on Broadway and in film and were first started in 1982 by the late Fred Astaire and the late Douglas Watt (a critic and writer for the NY Daily News and The New Yorker). BroadwayWorld was on hand for the evening and brings you photo coverage of the starry arrivals below.

Fred & Adele Astaire Awards Producer Patricia Watt, The Douglas Watt Family Fund for the Performing Arts, & art consultant Julie Keyes hosted a kickoff cocktail reception for the committees and sponsors of the 30th Fred & Adele Astaire Awards Gala at the theater district's Remi Restaurant. Astaire Awards Associate Producer Carolyn Kendall Buchter and Alix Michel, the Co-Chairs of the 30th Anniversary Awards Gala were also on hand to welcome guests that included such theater world glitterati as 5 time Astaire Award winner Susan Stroman, producers Emanuel Azenberg, Wendy Federman and Dan Whitten, SDC Executive Director Laura Penn, Lee Roy Reams, Bruce Michael, NYC Dance Alliance Executive Director Joe Lanteri, J. Elaine Marcos (Priscilla: Queen of the Desert), Kearann Giovanni (Hugh Jackman Back to Broadway), Meggie Cansler (Wicked), Rob Ashford (How to Succeed...), actresses Sondra Lee, Sarah Bierstock, Cassandra Seidenfeld Lyster & Jacquelin Murphy. Also lending their support for the 30th annual Awards which will take place in spring 2012 were Sara Johnson, Wendy Diamond, Kirk Pacheco, Suzy & Lincoln Boehm, Lynn Surry, filmmaker AlBert Maysles, Andrew Wargo, Caroline Lieberman, Pamela Morgan, Regina Kravitz, Barry Minsky, Joel Breiter.

The Little Theatre of Fall River opens its annual Firebarn subscription season with the compelling drama, The Laramie Project.

The Little Theatre of Fall River opens its annual Firebarn subscription season with the compelling drama, The Laramie Project.

The Little Theatre of Fall River, Inc., will continue its annual main-stage season with Neil Simon's award-winning comedy, Rumors.

The Little Theatre of Fall River, Inc., will continue its annual main-stage season with Neil Simon's award-winning comedy, Rumors.

The Little Theatre of Fall River, Inc., will continue its annual main-stage season with Neil Simon's award-winning comedy, Rumors. All performances will be in the Margaret L. Jackson Arts Center at Bristol Community College on Elsbree Street in Fall River, Mass.

The Little Theatre of Fall River, Inc., will continue its annual main-stage season with Neil Simon's award-winning comedy, Rumors. All performances will be in the Margaret L. Jackson Arts Center at Bristol Community College on Elsbree Street in Fall River, Mass.

The Little Theatre of Fall River opens its annual Firebarn subscription series with the drama Other People's Money. The show runs June 17 and 27, Thursday through Sunday. All performances are at the Firebarn, Little Theatre's home, at the corner of Prospect Street and Highland Avenue in Fall River.

The Little Theatre of Fall River opens its annual Firebarn subscription series with the drama Other People's Money. The show runs June 17 and 27, Thursday through Sunday. All performances are at the Firebarn, Little Theatre's home, at the corner of Prospect Street and Highland Avenue in Fall River.

'A Chorus Line' to be presented by Janice MacDonald's 'The Studio' Theatre Company. A Chorus Line was a huge Broadway success in the mid-seventies winning 9 Tony Awards and the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

'A Chorus Line' to be presented by Janice MacDonald's 'The Studio' Theatre Company. A Chorus Line was a huge Broadway success in the mid-seventies winning 9 Tony Awards and the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

'A Chorus Line' to be presented by Janice MacDonald's 'The Studio' Theatre Company. A Chorus Line was a huge Broadway success in the mid-seventies winning 9 Tony Awards and the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

The Little Theatre of Fall River to present 'Grand Ole Firebarn' a country music fundraiser to assist in the upkeep of its home the Firebarn on Highland Avenue and Prospect St. This production will feature some of your favorite Little Theater members performing some of their favorite country songs.

The Little Theatre of Fall River to present 'Grand Ole Firebarn' a country music fundraiser to assist in the upkeep of its home the Firebarn on Highland Avenue and Prospect St. This production will feature some of your favorite Little Theater members performing some of their favorite country songs.