Jefferson and Franklin: A New Play

Producer Victor Bardack is planning the West Coast premiere of

"Jefferson and Franklin".

<= is a wardrobe picture and invite from our NYC Spring workshop reading hosted by, and at, The Coffee House.

The Coffee House - 20 West 44^th Street (Sixth Floor) - New York, NY 10036

DRAMA AT THE CLUB…

Wednesday, March 12

The play:
Franklin & Jefferson—Sex, Politics & the American Revolution

The playwrights: Victor Bardack and James Gabler

Alex Hyde-White and Ed Bell will be performing in a costumed one-act of this new work bringing to life not just the memorable events of the 12 years from the appointment of George Washington as commander-in-chief to Franklin's return from France, but also Jefferson's and Franklin's embarrassments, disappointments, intrigues, and, yes, among other things, women.

Wine bar opens at 6 p.m. Program: 6:45 p.m. Dinner following ($40)
$10 door charge (waived if you stay for dinner)

Please reserve for the dinner - 212 391-5609 or
coffeehouseclub@hotmail.com

Olympic Fever

See this mention for the 1984 NBC TV Movie: "The First Olympics" i did with Caruso. Filmed in London and Athens, it's still the best job any of us ever had. ahw

http://www.einsiders.com/reviews/dvd/show_dvd.php?review_dvd=1733

Mona-Vie in Newsweek: Good and bad.

Read the Mona-Vie article in this week's NEWSWEEK magazine. Follow the link:

http://www.newsweek.com/id/150499

Pesce's Renewal Vows

Santa Monica, CA.--Dr. Wood said it best at today's 10 year anniversary celebration and wedding renewal of our dear friends Louise and Steve Pesce, "this is the Easter of your marriage." "Resurrection Life, for it is God who renews and it is God's love that inspires."

Several close friends witnessed an emotionally joyful, simple and elegant ceremony, that well balanced formality and familiarity, in the Sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica. Following the 20 minute service, the Pesces hosted a five-star lunch at The Lobster at Santa Monica pier. It was a grand meal and capped a memorable, unique day for this lovely couple whose graceful and generous spirit grows ever more verdant. Their love and committment to one another, as well as to their friends and their church home here by the sea, is real and human. The bride wore a simple lavendar gown, barenecked until presented with a simple and elegant Tiffany chain bearing a small cross, while the groom received a small silver lapel pin in the form of the traditional Christian cross. The ceremony was performed by the Reverand Dr. William Wood and the couple were attended by my darling Shelly and myself. Steve's mother, Rose, in from New Jersey presented Louise with her bouquet. Photos by Shelly Hyde-White