Actors’ Fund Health Center

March 2, 2017

The Actors’ Fund of America held a ribbon cutting ceremony today for their new Samuel J. Friedman Health Center. The center is now located at 729 Seventh Avenue on the 12th floor, offering a much larger space to better serve the entertainment community, and will be operated in partnership with… Continue reading →

Holiday Giving

November 28, 2016

Today is Cyber Monday, when many people take advantage of holiday shopping online. You can benefit The Lambs Foundation by shopping on Amazon’s Smile Program: they make a contribution of a small percentage of your sale, and it costs you nothing. Use this link: Tomorrow is known as Giving Tuesday. If… Continue reading →

W.C. Fields Night November 1

October 24, 2016

W.C. Fields A Night at The Lambs Tuesday, November 1, 2016, 7:00 pm The Lambs’ 5th Floor Did you know that in addition to being one of the most popular American entertainers of the 20th century, W.C. Fields was also a proud member of The Lambs? The clubhouse will once… Continue reading →

Conversations with Matthew Broderick

October 19, 2016

On Tuesday, October 18th, 2016, The Lambs held a Shepherd’s Luncheon, “Conversations with Matthew Broderick.” (You can read Matthew’s program notes HERE.) A large turnout of fans, Lambs and friends enjoyed a 3-course meal then listened to a Q&A with Matthew, moderated by Lamb Lee Pfeiffer. Lee runs Cinema Retro… Continue reading →

Jack Benny Night: Live at The Lambs

October 10, 2016

The Lambs ® frequently holds events on Monday evenings ranging from author talks, interviews, play readings, stand-up comedy, recitals and more. On, October 10th, 2016, we experimented with live streaming an event. We prefer in-house attendance whenever possible. but livestreaming will benefit our non-resident members, and possibly appeal to non-members who might consider… Continue reading →

George Gershwin

September 26, 2016

Today, September 26th, marks the birthday of George Gershwin, the composer and brother of Ira. George joined The Lambs in 1924 (though Ira never did); 1924 was also the year when Gershwin’s magnificent opus Rhapsody in Blue on February 12th at Aeoloan Hall (just a short walk from The Lambs’ clubhouse, designed by… Continue reading →

Rosa Antonelli: Recital to Benefit The Lambs Foundation

September 15, 2016

On October 24th, 2016, Lamb Rosa Antonelli will present a recital at New York’s new Steinway Hall to benefit The Lambs Foundation piano fund drive. $30.00 donation in advance Argentinian pianist Rosa Antonelli, a Steinway Artist since 1998 and a member of The Lambs, is one of today’s leading performers and… Continue reading →

NYPD Community Oral History Project

August 15, 2016

Recently The Lambs was asked to be part of the New York Public Library Time Square Oral History Project. Interviewed in our clubhouse by Alex Kelly were Shepherd Marc Baron, Lambs Council member leslie Shreve, and John Fanning, the general manager of The Lambs Club Restaurant located at the site of… Continue reading →

Gershwin a Lamb

July 12, 2016

July 12 marks the anniversary of the death of composer/pianist George Gershwin. Gershwin joined The Lambs in 1924 and remained a member until his death. His famous opus, “Rhapsody in Blue” was first performed and recorded in New York in 1924, with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra. Whiteman joined The Lambs… Continue reading →

Patriotic Lambs

July 4, 2016

The Lambs has been historically known for its patriotic fervor. For example, in World War I The Lambs raised a great of money through war bonds, and a transport ship was named in our honor. In World War II uniformed soldiers were welcomed as guest to Lambs’ events. And among… Continue reading →

Saving Radio City Music Hall

June 28, 2016

On Monday, June 27th, The Lambs hosted a book talk by author Rosemary Novellino-Mearns about her amazing work that went into the saving of Radio City Music Hall after its Easter Show, in April, 1978. The art deco masterpiece was scheduled to shut down and be demolished. Rosie’s work, along with the… Continue reading →

Good Luck, Mr. Gorsky

June 10, 2016

Wednesday, June 8th, The Lambs presented a reading of the comic play Good Luck, Mr. Gorsky, written and directed by Lamb Dave Konig. Dave is an Emmy-winning comedian/actor…and a promising writer. The cast featured Brad Bellamy, Luca Ferrari, Richard Mover, Spenser Scott, Brendan Ryan and Dave Konig. Crime. Addiction. Poverty.… Continue reading →

Incorporated 139 years!

May 9, 2016

The Lambs was founded in London in 1868, then founded in New York City Christmas time in 1874. May 9th, 1877 we incorporated in 1877 in the State of New York – 139 years ago today…..making us America’s first (and oldest) professional theatrical organization. And the letters have been pouring in!… Continue reading →

They Were Expendable: A Pictorial History

April 19, 2016

Last night The Lambs had another interesting and informative evening, where authors Lou Sabini and Nicholas Scutti shared their book, photos and stories about the making of the 1945 John Ford film, They Were Expendable, starring Lamb John Wayne, Robert Montgomery, Donna Reed, Ward Bond, Lamb Leon Ames and Cameron… Continue reading →

A Celebration: The Sound of Music

April 17, 2016

Friday, April 15th, The Lambs celebrated THE SOUND OF MUSIC, written by Lamb Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. The evening was a celebration of Lamb Frank Torren, who recently passed away. The 2m Pub was packed to standing room and spirits ran high long after the Low Jinks ended.… Continue reading →

A Tale of Two Trixies

April 2, 2016

You never know who might show up at The Lambs ® … at our weekly Low Jinks on Friday, April 1st, actress/singer Laura Bell Bundy joined to revelry, toured the club, and dined with Joyce Randolph. Laura Bell is schedule to play Trixi Norton in the new stage musical version of… Continue reading →

The Passing of Ken Howard

March 23, 2016

It is with deep regret I report the sudden passing of Ken Howard. As you know, Ken was honored with a Shepherd’s just a year ago where he was bestowed Lifetime Honorary membership. Ken was a committed advocate for performer’s rights, a supporter of strong labor protections, and a talented… Continue reading →

Senate Recognition

March 19, 2016

We are very pleased to share this letter from Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) congratulating and recognizing The Lambs for our 142nd year. Gillibrand Letter So now The Lambs has been recognized by a mayor, a governor, a senator and a Pope. Who’s next?

Wearing of the Green

March 18, 2016

The Lambs celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in the Grand Salon with the Annual 3 West All-Building Party. A ten-hour marathon of good food and drink starting at Noon, ending at 10:00 PM. A sumptuous buffet, perfectly crafted by Chef Gary and his staff, included rye and Irish soda bread, corned… Continue reading →

Madeline Kahn: Being the Music

March 8, 2016

On March 7, 2016 author and researcher William V. Madison, presented a talk about the life of Madeline Kahn, and the 7 years of research involved in compiling his biographic work, Madeline Kahn: Being the Music, A Life. The evening was co-hosted by Harvardwood. Madeline Kahn was one of America’s… Continue reading →

The Lambs Welcomes Marx Bros Show

March 6, 2016

On February 29 (Leap Day) the cast of the upcoming revival of the Marx Brothers 1924 musical I’ll Say She Is came to The Lambs for a sneak peek performance. Led by Noah Diamond who unearthed and brought back to life the “lost” Broadway show, the cast showed a packed… Continue reading →

Abe Vigoda

January 26, 2016

The Lambs sadly marks the passing of member Abe Vigoda, best known for his role of Sal Tessio in The Godfather, and as Detective Phil Fish on the TV series Barney Miller. Abe joined The Lambs in 2002 and a few years later was recognized as an Honorary Lifetime member. (Photo: Marc… Continue reading →