(Hit Single: ”Just Call My Name”) Caron Wheeler of Soul II Soul
(Hit Single: ”Keep On Movin’”) And the Legendary Mercedes Ellington
(Sophisticated Ladies)
With April Nixon (Smokey Joe’s Cafe), Natasha Yvette Williams (The Color Purple), Aziza Miller (Musical Director for Natalie Cole/Teacher of Alicia Keys ), Carmen Ruby Floyd (Avenue Q), Kent Drake (Former Apollo MC), Cary Gant (Motown Café), Jeremy Cole (Showtime at the Apollo), Anthony Wayne (A Chorus Line), Antoine LaMonte Smith (National Tour of Cats), Darryl Calmese (AIDA), Keith Fluitt (Hott Feet), & Featuring Brian Whitted (Bette Midler, Occasionally on Piano) and more... Hosted by: Lee Summers (Original cast of Dreamgirls) & Shaun Derik (Speaker for the Dreamer)
MONDAY, March 15th 2010, at 7:30pm
NEW YORK, NY – March 8, 2010 - The Triad and Lee Summers present the Just A Piano Open Mic: A 2nd Benefit For Haiti on Monday, March 15th 2010, at 7:30pm
Following the success of the Just A Piano Open Mic Launch: A Benefit For Haiti on January 31st, which raised $1500.00 for Haiti, series’s creator Lee Summers says, “This time we aim to double that.” The “Just A Piano” concept broadens for this series inviting singers to also bring accompanists or pre-recorded tracks, musical instruments or play on The Triad’s recently refurbished baby grand!
March 15th’s special guests include Recording Artist Alyson Williams, the Legendary Mercedes Ellington, granddaughter of the great Duke Ellington, Broadway’s April Nixon, Natasha Yvette Williams and Carmen Ruby Floyd, Jazz Vocalists Aziza Miller and Kent Drake also Cary Gant, Jeremy Cole, Anthony Wayne, Antoine LaMonte Smith, Darryl Calmese and Keith Fluitt & Featuring Brian Whitted (Occasionally on Piano) and more. The evening is hosted by Lee Summers & Shaun Derik.
Lee Summers' Just A Piano SM Concert Series has presented numerous top artists singing to JUST A PIANO since 2006 at New York’s most beautifully refurbished venue, the historic Triad. The list includes Broadway/TV's, Roz Ryan, Tony Award Winners, Lillias White and Adriane Lenox, recording sensation Alyson Williams (“Just Call My Name”), Marva Hicks (Caroline or Change), Julie Reiber (Wicked), Crystal Mone Hall (Rent) Shoshana Bean (Hairspray/Wicked, Featuring Rojelio Douglass), Kevin-Anthony, co-founder of “Black2 Broadway” Opera’s Shirley Verrett’s vocal protégé Erika Banks – The Little Mermaid’s, Zakiya Young Mizen (Featuring Norm Lewis), Drowsy Chaperone’s Kecia Lewis Evans (Featuring Tony Winner LaChanze), 3 Time Grammy Nominee/Tony Winner Melba Moore, Anwar Robinson (American Idol Season 4 Finalist), Rebecca Covington (Featuring Tituss Burgess, Chester Gregory and Norm Lewis), Aisha DaHaas, Lawrence Clayton, April Nixon, Jerry Dixon, Lee Truesdale on March 19th Juson Williams, and on April 2nd, Grammy Nominee Ryan Shaw returns.
Just A Piano Concert Series featured pianists include, Timothy Graphenreed (The Wiz), Brian Whitted (Bette Midler), Ray Leslee (Avenue X), James Samplina, Matt Perri (The Drowsy Chaperone) Onaje Allan Gumbs, Shelton Becton (The Color Purple), Doug Oberhamer (Thoroughly Modern Millie) and many more.
There is a $20 suggested donation + 2 Drink Minimum. For reservations please go to www.triadnyc.com or call 212-362-2590. Net proceeds will go to The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund and The American Red Cross. The accounting firm of Janover, LLC will tally and turnover the final net proceeds to the respective charities. Press is donated by Ian Weiss, Graphic Design is donated by Greg Aunapu, Production Coordination is donated by Madelyn Bonilla, Lights and Sound is donated by Kane Chiang, Photography is donated by Sidnei Beal, Video is donated by Eric Alexander.
The Triad Theatre is located at 158 West 72nd Street (between Broadway & Columbus).
The Cardinal Group Presents its new Off Broadway production of Hate Mail A Play by Bill Corbett and Kira Obolnesky
Starring Dana Brooke and DH Johnson
Directed by Richard Pepenella
Tuesdays thru Fridays March 16 – April 2nd at 8pm 45th Street Theatre, NYC
NEW YORK – The Cardinal Group is thrilled to announce its Off Broadway production of HATE MAIL, a play by BILL CORBETT and KIRA OBOLENSKY. The play will be presented at the 45th Street Theatre, located at 354 W. 45 St. in the heart of New York City’s Times Square. Directed by RICHARD PEPENELLA, Hate Mail stars DANA BROOKE and DH JOHNSON. Hate Mail is an epistolary play something like A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters, with two actors reading letters and other correspondence, but it's a little wilder and more hysterically funny. It tells the story of Preston, a spoiled rich kid who meets his match in Dahlia, an angst-filled artist. Their worlds collide when Preston sends a complaint letter that gets Dahlia fired from her job, and then there's no turning back. The play stays with their increasingly crazed correspondence as they move from hate to love, and then right back again. The show will run Tuesdays thru Fridays from March 16th to April 2nd. Tickets are $20 and are available at www.SmartTix.com.
BILL CORBETT's play The Stuff of Dreams recently toured the country, produced by the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. His play The Big Slam has been produced at numerous theaters across the U.S., including Woolly Mammoth in Washington, D.C.; ACT in Seattle; and actor Jeff Daniels' Purple Rose Theater in Chelsea, Michigan. His other plays include Heckler; Ridiculous Dreaming (an adaptation of Heinrich Boll's The Clown, commissioned and produced by the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis); Hate Mail (co-written with Kira Obolensky), produced by Primary Stages in New York and numerous other theaters; Down the Pike, winner of the Actors Theater of Louisville National One-Act Contest; short plays Manifesto and Hunters, produced by the HBO Writers Project in Los Angeles; Cash Karma, first produced by the Organic Theater in Chicago; and Motorcade, produced at theaters in the U.S., Canada, and Japan. For four years Mr. Corbett was a writer for “Mystery Science Theater 3000” on the Sci-Fi Channel, and previously on Comedy Central. He was nominated for a Cable Ace Award in 1997 for Best Comedy Writing. A Core Member of The Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis, and a graduate of the Yale School of Drama, Mr. Corbett currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
KIRA OBOLENSKY’s new plays include Modern House (finalist for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize) and Lune, pronounced loony, which was commissioned and produced by the B Street Theatre. Her adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, a co-production of the Guthrie Theatre and The Acting Company, opened at the Guthrie in January 2010. Other plays include Lobster Alice (Kesselring Prize, finalist for Susan Smith Blackburn, published in Best Plays by American Women 2000); The Adventures of Herculina, (Honorable Mention Kesselring Prize, Edith Oliver Award, produced in Chicago and in Minneapolis) and Pleasure Cruise, commissioned by the Guthrie Theatre and published in Best 10 Minute Plays of 2002-03. She is a recipient of a Bush Foundation fellowship, a Guggenheim Fellowship, two Jim Henson Foundation grants, a Jerome Fellowship and a McKnight Advancement Grant. A graduate of Williams College and the Juilliard School’s Playwriting Fellowship Program, Kira teaches at Goddard’s MFA Interdisciplinary Arts Program and at the University of Minnesota.
DANA BROOKE has appeared in theatre, film, and television. Dana last appeared with Cardinal Group in Leslie Caveny’s Love of a Pig. Her work in that play was honored by BackStage as one of the "Most Memorable Acting Performances of 2007" along with such notables as the cast members of August: Osage County and the Public Theater’s Romeo & Juliet. Dana also appeared in the play Venecia with Chita Rivera directed by Arthur Laurents. Though a Brooklyn resident, Dana often travels to the B Street Theatre in CA where she is a company member, and last starred in Arlene Hutton's "Nibroc Trilogy". Dana’s TV appearances include NBC's "Ed", Fox's "Canterbury's Law," and FX's "Damages". Dana's most recent project took her to India to star in the new work "Zeenat.”
DH JOHNSON is an actor and founder of The Cardinal Group. He is currently seen in commercials, and in the award winning short film Flat Love directed by Andres Sanz (enlapiscina.com). Manhattan credits include Office Sonata (Irish Arts Center), Brutality of Fact by Keith Reddin (Urban Stages, produced by The Cardinal Group), Melissa Ross' Crazy Little Thing (Center Stage), Evilution by Edward Musto, Lanford Wilson's Book of Days (New World), Daniel Damiano's play Given Our Current Fiscal Crisis, and The Gallery Players productions of Blake Edwards' Victor/Victoria, Joe Lauinger's A Wedding Album, Warren Leight's Sideman, and Alan Ayckbourn's Bedroom Farce. Regionally he appeared in the Dorset Theatre Festival in Dulcy by George Kaufman and Marc Connelly directed by Carl Forsman, NC Shakespeare Festival's Richard III, Robinson Crusoe and Cricket on the Hearth at The B Street Theatre in Sacramento . Short films include Bedford, Emily, There Will Be Peace When You Are Done and the Oscar winning short, Two Soldiers with Ron Perlman directed by Aaron Schneider. For The Cardinal Group he has produced Bill C Davis' Avow, Leslie Caveny's Love of a Pig, Bronwen Coleman’s Mrs. Barry’s Marriage, Michael Ferrell's reading of Jersey Shore House, Keith Reddin's Brutality of Fact, and Katie Bender's This Is a Cowboy Poem My Daddy Taught Me. D.H. is represented by Judy Boals, Inc.
Hate Mail marks RICHARD PEPENELLA’s directorial debut with the Cardinal Group. He was a member of the production staff of the Cardinal Group’s first production Brutality of Fact by Keith Reddin with Joy Franz, and has since coproduced the productions of Love of a Pig by Leslie Caveny with Dana Brooke (honored by Back Stage as a 2007 Performance to Remember for her portrayal of Jenny), the one woman show Mrs. Barry’s Marriage written by and starring Bronwen Coleman, This Is a Cowboy Poem My Daddy Taught Me written by and featuring Katie Bender, the reading of Michael Ferrell’s Jersey Shore House with Adam Heller and Tony winner Beth Leavel, and most recently Avow by Bill C. Davis once again with Joy Franz and Kate Middleton (nominated as best Actress by the New York Innovative Theatre Awards for her portrayal of Irene). Richard is also a singer actor with numerous theatre credits and can be heard on the album “Stephin Merritt Showtunes” available on Nonesuch Records.
2009 TONY AWARD-WINNING BEST MUSICAL WELCOMES THE NEWEST ‘BILLY’
JACOB CLEMENTE
Universal Pictures Stage Productions, Working Title Films and Old Vic Productions in association with Weinstein Live Entertainment announced today that Jacob Clemente will join the cast of the 10-time Tony Award-winning Billy Elliot the Musical, in the role of ‘Billy.’
Clemente, who previously performed the role of ‘Tall Boy’ in Billy Elliot, will be the 9th boy to perform the role on Broadway. His first performance date will be announced soon.
JACOB CLEMENTE (Billy). Hi, my name is Jacob Clemente. At 12 years old, I am the youngest Billy to take the Broadway stage! I guess you could say I was destined to play Billy because both mining and dancing are in my blood. I am named after my great-grandfather, Jacob Mandel, who went “deep into the ground” of the coal mines of Pennsylvania. My other great-grandfather, Harry Jones, was a Welsh coal miner. My dad is in the mining business, too, but I have always wanted to dance! I started when I was 7 years old and have never stopped since, even while sitting at the dinner table! Over the years, I have been lucky enough to hold such dance titles as 2007 Junior Mr. Starquest and 2008 National NYCDA Mini Outstanding Dancer. Prior to playing Tall Boy/Posh Boy in this show, I had the privilege of being a Newsboy on the Broadway stage in Patti LuPone’s Gypsy. I knew then that I would want to do this for the rest of my life. I am very grateful to God, my dance and voice teachers, and prior directors for giving me the skills to get here. I especially want to thank my grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, brother Tory and sisters Mandy and Lydia, who have all sacrificed so that I could reach my dream to “Be Billy”.
The 2009 Tony Award-winning Best Musical Billy Elliot the Musical currently stars Michael Dameski, Alex Ko, Liam Redhead and Dayton Tavares as Billy, Kate Hennig as Mrs. Wilkinson, Philip Whitchurch as Dad, Carole Shelley as Grandma, Will Chase as Tony and Trevor Braun and Jake Evan Schwencke as Michael.
Billy Elliot the Musical, the show that Time Magazine called “The Best Musical of the Decade,” is the joyous celebration of one boy’s journey to make his dreams come true. Set in a small town, the story follows Billy as he stumbles out of the boxing ring and into a ballet class, discovering a passion that takes him by surprise, and takes his whole family on an incredibly uplifting adventure.
Featuring music by Elton John, book and lyrics by Lee Hall, choreographed by Peter Darling and directed by Stephen Daldry, Billy Elliot the Musical opened at Broadway’s Imperial Theatre (240 W 45th St) Thursday, November 13th and was the winner of ten 2009 Tony Awards including Best Musical.
Tickets for Billy Elliot the Musical range from $41.50 to $136.50, and can be purchased at the Imperial Theatre Box Office (240 West 45th Street) or by calling Telecharge.com at 212-239-6200 or visiting www.Telecharge.com. Beginning January 4th, the playing schedule for Billy Elliot will be as follows: Tuesday at 7pm, Thursday – Saturday at 8pm, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 2pm and Sundays at 7:30pm.
Billy Elliot the Musical is produced by Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jon Finn and Sally Greene. Angela Morrison and David Furnish are Executive Producers. The production features scenic design by Ian MacNeil, costume design by Nicky Gillibrand, lighting design by Rick Fisher and sound design by Paul Arditti. Musical supervision and orchestrations are by Martin Koch.
Producers of the five-time Tony Award nominated hit musical, ROCK OF AGES announced today that Emily Padgett will take over the role of “Sherrie,” beginning Monday, March 15, 2010 and Derek St. Pierre (“Franz”) and Katie Webber (“Waitress #1”) will join the cast on Monday, March 22. After having understudied the role since Monday, November 16, 2009 and performing nightly as “Waitress #1” at Broadway’s Brooks Atkinson Theatre (256 West 47th Street), Ms. Padgett will star opposite Tony Award nominee Constantine Maroulis. She takes over the role from Kerry Butler, who will play her final performance Saturday, March 13 at 8pm. Tom Lenk will play his final performance as “Franz” on Sunday, March 21 at 7:30pm.
Emily Padgett recently starred as Sandy in the National Tour of Grease with Taylor Hicks. Her previous Broadway credits include Legally Blonde The Musical and Grease.
Derek St. Pierre makes his Broadway debut. Previous credits include MUNY's Camelot and 42nd Street.
Katie Webber comes directly from the original Broadway company of Memphis. Other credits include Broadway's Wicked, Jerry Mitchell's Peepshow (Goldie), and the film version of Rent.
In 1987 on the Sunset Strip, a small-town girl met a big-city dreamer – and in L.A.’s most legendary rock club, they fell in love to the greatest songs of the ‘80’s. It’s ROCK OF AGES, a hilarious, feel-good love story told through the hit songs of iconic rockers Journey, Styx, REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, Pat Benatar, Whitesnake, and many more. Don’t miss this awesomely good time where big hair meets big dreams and the result totally wails. The show is written by Chris D’Arienzo, directed by Kristin Hanggi and choreographed by Kelly Devine.
Also featured in the cast are James Carpinello, Adam Dannheisser, Mitchell Jarvis, Michele Mais, Lauren Molina, Paul Schoeffler, Jenifer Foote, Ericka Hunter, Michael Minarik, Geoff Packard, Angel Reed, Matthew Stocke, Becca Tobin, Katherine Tokarz, Andre Ward, and Jeremy Woodard.
Tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster.com/ 212-307-4100 or in person at The Brooks Atkinson Box Office (256 West 47th Street).
The current performance schedule is Monday at 8pm, Tuesday at 7pm, Thursday at 8pm, Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm & 8pm and Sunday at 3pm & 7:30pm.
LARGEST BROADWAY CAST CHANGE IN MORE THAN 40 YEARS
NEW ‘TRIBE’ REPRESENTS THE DAWNING OF A NEW AGE AT THE AL HIRSCHFELD THEATRE AS ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST HEADS TO LONDON TO OPEN WEST END PRODUCTION
New York, NY – The brand-new Broadway cast of HAIR: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical begins performance tonight at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre (302 West 45th Street, NYC). The historic debut of the new “tribe,” thirty-two performers strong, marks the largest Broadway cast change in more than forty years. As previously announced, the original Broadway cast will be moving to the West End to open at London’s Gilegud Theatre. Previews for the London Production begin on April 1, 2010 with Opening Night set for April 14.
The complete new ‘Tribe’ of HAIR is as follows (in alphabetical order):
Annaleigh Ashford (Jeanie) Jeannette Bayardelle (Dionne) Diana DeGarmo (Sheila) Vanessa Ray (Crissy) Kyle Riabko (Claude) Wallace Smith (Hud) Jason Wooten (Woof) Ace Young (Berger)
Justin Badger (Tribe) Nicholas Belton (Swing) Larkin Bogan (Tribe) Natalie Bradshaw (Tribe) Catherine Brookman (Tribe) Briana Carlson-Goodman (Swing) Antwayn Hopper (Tribe) Erika Jerry (Tribe) Jay Armstrong Johnson (Swing) Rachel Bay Jones (Mom) Mykal Kilgore (Tribe) Josh Lamon (Margaret Mead/Dad) Nicole Lewis (Swing) Anastacia McClesky (Tribe) Paris Remillard (Tribe) Arbender Robinson (Swing) Kate Rockwell (Tribe) Cailan Rose (Tribe) Rashidra Scott (Tribe) Jen Sese (Tribe) Lawrence Stallings (Tribe) Terrance Thomas (Tribe) Emma Zaks (Swing) Lee Zarrett (Tribe)
The story of a group of young Americans searching for love and peace during the Vietnam era, HAIR is a timeless portrait of a movement that changed the world. Its groundbreaking rock score paved the way for some of the greatest musicals of our time. Now, the "Age of Aquarius" dawns again in this jubilant new production, which is the winner of the 2009 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical. The Drama Desk, Drama League, and Outer Critics Circle also recently honored the production with their 2009 award for Outstanding Revival of a Musical.
Directed by Diane Paulus and choreographed by Karole Armitage, HAIR features a book and lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado and music by Galt MacDermot. The creative team also includes Scott Pask (scenic design), Michael McDonald (costume design), Kevin Adams (lighting design) and Acme Sound Partners (sound design).
HAIR is presented on Broadway by The Public Theater (Oskar Eustis, Artistic Director; Andrew D. Hamingson, Executive Director) Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Gary Goddard Entertainment, Kathleen K. Johnson, Nederlander Presentations, Inc., Fran Kirmser Productions/Jed Bernstein, Marc Frankel, Broadway Across America, Barbara Manocherian/WenCarLar Productions, JK Productions/Terry Schnuck, Andy Sandberg, JAM Theatricals, The Weinstein Company / Norton Herrick, Jujamcyn Theaters, Joey Parnes, and by special arrangement with Elizabeth Ireland McCann.
Tickets for HAIR (starting at $37.00) are available via Telecharge.com or by calling (212) 239-6200. The schedule is as follows: Tuesday at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday at 2:00 & 8:00 p.m., Thursday – Friday at 8:00 p.m., Saturday at 2:00 & 8:00 p.m. and Sunday at 3:00.
HAIR also offers a pre-performance ticket lottery for box-seat tickets, aptly renamed “BE-IN BOXES.” Those wishing to purchase these tickets are asked to show up at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre 2 1/2 hours before each performance for a drawing that will take place 2 hours before curtain. For every performance, a limited number of lucky audience members will receive $25 “be-in box” tickets, promising to make their experience of the show both affordable and unique. Limit one entry per person, and two tickets per entry. Winners must be present at the time of the drawing and show valid ID to purchase tickets. Tickets can be purchased from the box office in cash only.
Ghostlight Records’ New Broadway Cast Recording of HAIR (2010 Grammy Award nominee) has just been released as a limited edition re-mastered vinyl LP.
INNOVATIVE THEATRE HONORARY AWARDS ANNOUNCE NEW COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS, AWARD APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED.
New York, NY-March 3, 2010: The New York Innovative Theatre Foundation, the organization dedicated to celebrating Off-Off-Broadway, is pleased to announce that Ben Hodges (editor, Theater World) and Abby Marcus (managing director, Vampire Cowboys) are the new co-chairs of the Honorary Award committee, filling the vacancy left by Leonard Jacobs (Clyde Fitch Report). The Innovative Theatre Foundation recognizes and appreciates the five years of service and dedication by Mr. Jacobs.
The applications for the 2010 Honorary Awards are available online and are due by 6pm on May 1, 2010.
The Honorary Awards Committee is comprised of people deeply grounded in the Off-Off-Broadway community. This year, the committee welcomes two new members; performance artist, Desiree Burch and publicist, Katie Rosin. A complete list of committee members is available on the IT Awards website at: www.nyitawards.com/aboutus/hac.asp.
“I am thrilled to be Co-Chairing the Honorary Awards Committee this season,” said Abby Marcus. “As a past honorary award recipient - my company, Vampire Cowboys, was awarded the Caffe Cino Fellowship in 2006 - I know firsthand how meaningful and special these awards are to the OOB community. I look forward to helping the New York Innovative Theatre Awards continue their good work in providing recognition and honor to companies and artists working in Off-Off-Broadway.”
Over the past six years, the IT Awards have honored over 600 of the brightest and most influential artists from the Off-Off-Broadway community. The Honorary Awards are:* The Artistic Achievement Award, presented to an individual who has made a significant artistic contribution to the Off-Off-Broadway community;
The Stewardship Award, presented to an individual or organization demonstrating a significant contribution to the Off-Off-Broadway community through service, support and leadership; * The Caffe Cino Fellowship Award, presented to an Off-Off-Broadway theatre company that consistently produces outstanding work. This award also includes a grant ($1,000-$5,000) to be used toward an Off-Off-Broadway production.
Previous recipients include:
2005Artistic Achievement - Basil TwistStewardship Award - Ellen Stewart, LaMaMa, ETC.Caffe Cino Fellowship – Inverse Theater Company 2006Artistic Achievement - Tom O’HorganStewardship Award - The FieldCaffe Cino Fellowship - Vampire Cowboys
2007Artistic Achievement - Doric WilsonStewardship Award - Alliance of Resident Theatres/NY Caffe Cino Fellowship - Rising Phoenix Repertory 2008Artistic Achievement - Judith MalinaStewardship Award - Martin & Rochelle Denton, New York Theatre ExperienceCaffe Cino Fellowship - Boomerang Theatre Company 2009Artistic Achievement – Maria Irene FornesStewardship Award – Materials for the ArtsCaffe Cino Fellowship – The Brick Theater, Inc.
“It is a great honor to be thought of in the same breath as Caffe Cino, the birthplace of Off-Off-Broadway. Much in the same way that Joe Cino’s legendary coffeehouse became an accidental theater hub, The Brick quickly became something more than we planned. Now we’ve grown into a busy theater community, with year-round plays, festivals, late-night events and we’ve hosted hundreds of theater artists in the seven years since our founding. We’re very excited that the IT Awards recognized and supports our commitment to keep at it.” -- Michael Gardner, The Brick Theater, Inc.
(Los Angeles) - March 5th, 2010 - On Sunday, March 7th, Alec Baldwin will wear Ermenegildo Zegna as he co-hosts the 82nd Annual Academy Awards alongside Steve Martin. During the broadcast he plans to wear a black one-button satin peak lapel tuxedo with a crisp white pique tuxedo shirt and satin tie. The tuxedo was designed especially for the actor through Su Misura, Ermenegildo Zegna’s Made to Measure service.
Alec Baldwin, longtime friend and supporter of the brand, frequently wears Ermenegildo Zegna on his hit show 30 Rock. He has won the Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series for the past three years. For his performance on 30 Rock, Mr. Baldwin has also received three SAG Awards, two Golden Globes, the Television Critics Award, and the 2008 and 2009 Emmy awards as best actor in a comedy series
