Last night, my friend, Susan Neuffer, starred in a play at the American Theatre of Actors at 314 West 54th Street. Susan's acting was terrific, and she'll be on Jeopardy @ July 19th. Sue's steady drive following her passions inspires me.
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The theatre sits in the former XI Judicial District Court. The space has a spooky spiral staircase that Alfred Hitchcock would have fell in love with.
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Four pictures of Susan here are from a 2002 Losers Lounge show @ the Fez under the Time Cafe. Susan's name came out of the hat for the Karaoke number, "Staying Alive," in the Bee Gees show. She nailed it, of course.
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My radio show line-up is firming up. Here are my storytelling guests:
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July 13th & July 20th ~ Mickey Fiorillo,
born on East 84th Street in 1933, actor, iron worker, Shea Stadium & Citifield positions, bar keep, we'll talk 86th Street movie houses, particularly the RKO.
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July 27th ~ Edward Rogers, Songwriter, Musician, Radio DJ, with a splendid new album, "Sparkle Lane." Ex-Brit, New Yorker since he's 12, Ed brings a Birmingham sensibility to his observations and views. He lived in Yorkville.
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August 3rd ~ Woody Salvan, Esquire, lifetime Yorkville river man, knows more secrets than an Eight Ball
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August 10th ~ History of the Losers Lounge ~ guests: Joe McGinty, Nick Danger, David Terhune, songwriters, founders of show, neighborhood guys.
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August 24th ~ Francis Flaherty, writer, "The Elements of Story," and Deputy Editor, The New York Times, Metro Section. Frank's book is an essential story writing reference tool. Give Frank a neighborhood, he'll give you a story.
September 7th ~ Adam Wade ~ formerly from New Hampshire, master storyteller, Moth Grand Slam Champion over and over again
September 21st ~ The History of Cornelia Street Cafe with Robin Hirsch, owner and Minister of Culture, Wine Czar, Dean of Faculty & Angelo Verga, Bronx poet, teacher, editor, curator of innumerable literary events.
Switchbox Susan is off Nick Lowe's Labor of Lust along with Cruel to Be Kind.
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