 Jordan Roth and Liev Schreiber / Photo credit: Joyce Culver
TheaterScene.net’s Jeannie Lieberman is a ubiquitous presence on the Broadway scene and was in attendance at the premiere of the sold out Broadway Talks series with Liev Shreiber, a “fascinating evening” she wrote, and “ground breaking multi-evening conversation series.” (Shreiber, by the way, also spoke with Broadway.tv on camera before the event).
There was a big reveal of sorts when, reported Lieberman, Liev: “revealed his personal association with the Y, starting with his first job, a camp counselor where he met his first girlfriend….”
Awww! You can read her full review here.
Upcoming guests in the Broadway Talks events include Sean Hayes on Mar 24 (at 92YTribeca), Laura Linney on Mar 28, and Nathan Lane on Jun 27.
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Ever wondered what it’s like to strike it rich, try and save the world, shlep, score a dream job, be a whiz kid, tinkerer, or trophy wife (or husband)? Ever wonder what a healer, inventor, or starving artist does all day? We know coffee shops are favorite haunts. But Catie Lazarus wanted to know more.
After being laid off from her full time writing and editing gig, Lazarus decided to learn the answers to these questions. Now she want to share the wealth of knowledge in her new show, Employee of the Month, a chat show all about jobs, work and labor. The first show is next week, Mar 17 at 92YTribeca, and is being hosted by Catie along with political activists/pranksters The Yes Men, Cabaret sensation Lady Rizzo and the Assetts, actor Maria Dizzia, College Humor CEO Ricky Van Veen and filmmaker and author Jen Marlowe.
Tickets are available here.
Upcoming Talks at 92YTribeca:
Off the Hook: Why Local Seafood is Sustainable: Mar 13
Shabbat with Debbie Berebichez: Mar 26
The Road from Ruin: The Way Out of the Economic Mess: Mar 31
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NBC New York’s Niteside blog stopped by the 92nd Street Y last night to hear Karl Rove and reports:  Rove corrected an audience member who referred to ex-veep Dick Cheney as “Darth Cheney” when asking a question.
“No, no, no, no, no. You’ve got it all wrong!” Rove quipped. “I’m Darth Vader, Cheney is [Emperor] Palpatine!”
Read NBC’s full report here.
And check out all our upcoming Lectures & Conversations. If you are aged 35 and under, many of our events have great discounts. Learn more here.
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