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Douglas Miles, a radio talk-show host and nephew of Shepherd Tom Dillon, just posted an interview he did with Lambs Historian, Lewis Hardee. Lewis, now deceased, wrote the definitive book on our club, title The Lambs Theater Club. This interview occurred shortly after the book was released. Take a listen!
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7-15-19 Actress Carroll Baker visit The Lambs and talked about her career in a joint event with our friends at Harvardwood. Best known for her work on film in Baby Doll, Giant, The Big Country, How the West was Won, The Carpetbaggers…and in her later years in Kindergarten Cop and
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Robert Horn, Tony winning writer of Tootsie, visited The Lambs. Robert was also the screenwriter of the Disney Channel Original Movies’ Teen Beach Movie, Teen Beach 2, Sharpay’s Fabulous Adventure and The Suit Life Movie. (Photo by Lamb Magda Katz)
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Several Lambs were invited to Moscow to perform The Lambs Theater Lab version of Chekhov’s The Proposal, which has performed many times in our 5th floor quarters. Specifically, the event was held at Melikhovo, Chekhov’s estate. Under the direction of Boy Peter Kingsley, Lamb Annette Berning and Nicolas Baumgartner, accompanied
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We’re saddened to report the passing of Lamb Everett Ray Kinstler. Ray was a member of The Lambs, The Players and the National Arts Club, where he had his studio. Many of his works are on display at The Players, and The Lambs has two shepherd portraits by Ray. Ray
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Warren Carlyle, choreographer of Kiss Me Kate, visited the Lambs. See his interview at: https://t2conline.com/meet-tony-and-nominee-and-outer-critic-winner-choreographer-warren-carlyle/
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The Lambs Computer Lab Renaming Ribbon Cutting: (L-r) SAG-AFTRA Director, NY Projects and Events, Maura Walker; SAG-AFTRA Exec. VP and SAG-AFTRA Foundation VP, Rebecca Damon; SAG-AFTRA Foundation Treasurer and SAG-AFTRA Nat’l Board Member Maureen Donnelly; Shepherd of The Lambs, Pres. The Lambs Foundation and SAG-AFTRA NY Board member, Marc Baron;
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Please note: Our summer hours begin in a few weeks: Low Jinks moves to Thursdays starting May 30th, and returns to Fridays September 6th. During the summer the 3 West Pub closes on Fridays. Mark your calendars accordingly!
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(April 17, 2019) – The Lambs ® is proud to announce it is the new sponsor of SAG-AFTRA New York Computer Lab program and facility. On April 17th, our two organizations, which share a commitment to the professional development of performing artists, held an official ribbon cutting ceremony to designate
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Monday, March 11th, 2019 In the early 1930’s, The Lambs ® created 2-reel comedy short films with Columbia Pictures. These shorts were created as a means to raise fund for the Club during the Great Depression. Most of these films have never been seen in almost a century. The films
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– Monday, Feb 4, 2019 Acclaimed actress and acting teacher, Helen Gallagher, gave a talk at The Lambs about her great career in musical theater, soap operas, film and teaching the craft. Interviewed by Foster Hirsch, a profession of film at Brooklyn College and author of 16 books on theater
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We begin summer hours with our last Friday Low jinks on May 24th. We switch to Thursdays, and on Sept 6th return to Fridays. The 5th floor remains open, but the 2m pub closes for Fridays over the summer. There is no Low Jinks Thursday, July 4th!
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Three pieces of Lambs history were recently framed for the Fold. They are all Western Union telegrams that were sent from club members to others. Two are new to the club and contain hundreds and hundreds of signatures of members, some who joined the club in the 19th century. A -
Just a reminder – our Annual Holiday/Anniversary party is coming up soon – Friday Dec 14th. RSVP must be recieved by Dec 11th. 6:30 – 9:30, 5th Floor. Pass around food, paella station, carving station, desert, coffee/soft drinks, cash bar. $59.50 (plus tax, charged to your house account. $5 50/50
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The Lambs was the place to be on Monday Evening, November 12th when Lamb Sandi Durell presented the well-known and beloved composer David Friedman. David Friedman (composer of the recent award winning off Broadway hit Desperate Measures), writer for Disney animated films (Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and many more), arranger for
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“Song & dance man nonpareil” (New York Times), choreographer, and director, Lee Roy Reams has long been a pillar of the Broadway musical theater. He originated the role of Billy Lawlor in the legendary David Merrick-Gower Champion production of 42nd Street, for which he had Tony and Drama Desk nominations. He played Roger De
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Oct 12, 2018 – The Lambs followed one of its traditions of the past 144+ years: the unveiling of the Shepherd’s portrait. Members gathered for a party in our 5th floor quarters to witness the unveiling of Shepherd’s Marc Baron’s portrait, created by Lamb Everett Raymond Kinstler. Marc Baron
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October 1, 2018: Loretta Swit was made an Honorary Member of The Lambs. Two-Time Emmy Award winner Loretta Swit gave a talk at The Lambs, hosted by Lamb Jay Michaels, talking about her varied career on stage, in television and film, and about her work as an artists and animal
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Actress Dorothy Lyman visited The Lambs and was interviewed. Dorothy Lyman, is well known for playing Opal Gardner on All My Children and Naomi Oates Harper on Mama’s Family. Now writing and still performing, Ms. Lyman will premiere her new play, In the Bleak Midwinter, at Shetler Studios’ Theatre 54, in Manhattan. The production stars Blue
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On Monday, August 13th, 2018, The Lambs’ was jammed packed with members and guests for a book talk by Mike Reiss, 30-year writer/producer of the hit animated TV show, The Simpsons. Mike keep the overflowing crowed laughing for an hour has he joked, punned, and revealed backstories about the most