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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
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It is with sadness that we announce the passing of Lee Moore, a Lamb since 2002. Lee was an actor’s actor. His work included TV/Soap Operas, Film and Stage. Few could quote Shakespeare like Lee, with his unique baritone and impeccable timing. I’m sure all Lambs join me in giving sincere condolences -
Multi-talented Marilyn Michaels and her son, Mark Wilk, sat down with Lamb Magda Katz at The Lambs to talk about their new book, How Not To Cook, for the Rest of Your Life. Their book is an ANTI-cookbook: equals parts biography, self-help, and scrimp-n’-save philosophy. This laugh-out-loud rant, served up by America’s premier comedienne/impressionist, is
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It is with great sorrow that I report the passing of Lamb Lewis J. Hardee. I first met Lewis as his student at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, where we became friends. It was Lewis who brought me into The Lambs circa 1982, just two years after he joined
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The Lambs and The Lambs Foundation pride themselves in creating an atmosphere that encourages the creative spirit by providing a “place where they come to enjoy each others’ company, and to display and hone their crafts in an atmosphere of creativity and support, and to nurture creative endeavors.” That’s part -
Jun 18, 2018: New York Marc Baron, Shepherd of The Lambs ,along with new Lamb Maya Avisar, gave a brief talk on the remarkable history of The Lambs at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy (AMDA) The Lambs, founded in New York in 1874, is the first professional theatrical club,
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Sunday, June 10th, a merry band of Lambs gathered for a pot-luck Tony Awards watching party in our 5th floor quarters. Members brought drinks and snacks to share as we watched on our new 4K 55″ HDTV unit. Our clubhouse, 3 West 51st, is just a few hundred feet from
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On April 10, 2018, The Lambs’ Council has initiated a bonus for current members who sponsor a new member. Each sponsor will recieved a $50 credit toward the next year’s dues. Sponsor two members in 2018, in 2019 your dues will be reduced $100. The credit will be added to
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Please note: the 3 West pub will be closing Fridays for the summer, starting with Friday June 1st. Low Jinks will be held on Thursdays…until we return to Fridays on September 7th – please mark your calendars
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Among the many events held at The Lambs are play readings in our fifth floor “black box” theater. We host the playwright group Writers@LargeNYC, where authors have their works read by actors, then get feedback as part of the play development process. This reading of February 15th includes cast members
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Dues notices were mailed to all members in late January. Avoid late fees by paying dues before March 20th. Your prompt payment is appreciated! Please note, 2019 Dues will be increasing $50 for all categories. To prevent further increases, or the need for an assessment, please bring in more members!!
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The Lambs now offers a brief history on the club and its 143 years on contributions to entertainment, music and the arts. The PowerPoint presentation runs about 1 hour, and may be offered on site, or within our clubhouse. We discuss the origins of The Lambs starting in London in
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Yuletide 2017 marks the 143rd holiday gathering of The Lambs, and the anniversary of our formation in New York. A little history of the club before then, and our original founder, John Hare: The Lambs was a men’s dining club put together in London, in the spring of 1869 by
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The Lambs, America’s first professional theater club and one of the oldest professional theatrical organizations in the U.S., marked its 90-year association with Sardi’s proclaiming it the Club’s favorite watering hole…outside The Lambs. The Proclamation may be READ HERE. Originating in London in 1869, The Lambs, a club for professionals
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Lamb Rosa Antonelli gave a piano recital for all to enjoy, featuring our new Steinway piano, in The Lambs’ 5th Floor Quarters; Tuesday, August 8th, 7PM. The room was filled to capacity! Rosa helped raise $1,000 toward the purchase of the new Steinway Boston baby grand last fall, and this
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Please note: Due to some emergency kitchen maintenance and repairs, which include work on the exhaust system and a stove replacement, the kitchen will be closed for the last two weeks of August, which means the pub will be closed during that time. Low Jinks for Thursday Aug 24th and
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The Lambs Foundation, founded in 1943 and refiled in 1961, supports non-profit theater, emerging works and education in the arts. In addition to direct monetary donations the Foundation occasionally offers free use of space for readings of plays, rehearsal, meetings and small performances. One such company to benefit is the