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Celebrity Service Bulletin NEW YORK CELEBRITY BULLETIN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2010 ARRIVALS MARK RYLANCE ASHTON SPRINGER British actor and Tony® Award winner Mark Award-winning Broadway producer Ashton Rylance, returns to Broadway in the Royal Springer is available for interviews regarding Court Theatre's production of Jerusalem. Co- the expected late fall/early winter 2011 starring Mackenzie Crook and most of the Broadway revival of Bubbling Brown Sugar original Royal Court cast, the production begins featuring the original choreography of Billy previews April 2, 2011 at the Music Box Theatre Wilson and original orchestrations of Danny (239 W. 45th St). The limited 16-week Holgate. engagement officially opens April 21, 2011. Contact: Contact: Interview Requests (Springer): John Grimaldi Press Contact (Play): Boneau/Bryan-Brown, 917/846-8485 [email protected] Chris Boneau / Jim Byk / Christine Olver [email protected] NEXT 30 DAYS ROSEANNE BARR MICHELLE WILLIAMS Roseanne Barr will be in NY this Michelle Williams will conduct January to conduct promotional promotional activities, including a activities for her new book January 3rd appearance on "LIVE! with "Roseannearchy." She appear on Regis and Kelly" for her film Blue "LIVE! with Regis and Kelly" on January Valentine the first week of January, 6, 2011 and hold a book signing 2011. at Borders Columbus Circle that Contact: evening at 7 PM. PR (Williams): I/D Public Relations, Contact: Cari Ross 212/334-0333 ext 152 Publisher: Gallery Books, Jennifer [email protected] Robinson 212/698-2719 PR (Film): Dani Weinstein PR (Barr): James Moore Assoc., James [email protected] Moore 323/665-4010 [email protected] KEVIN SPACEY NEIL PATRICK HARRIS The actor will be in NY this January for The "How I Met Your Mother" actor, promotional appearances re: his role as who will star as 'Robert' in The New disgraced former lobbyist Jack York Philharmonic's production of Abramoff in Casino Jack. He'll Stephen Sondheim's Company April 7- participate in The New York Times 10th 9, 2011, will be in NY the first week of Annual Celebration of the Arts Arts & January, 2011 for promotional activities Leisure Weekend at The TimesCenter on including a spot as Kelly Ripa's co-host Thursday, January 6th at 6 PM. Spacey on "LIVE! with Regis and Kelly" on Copyright 2009, Celebrity Service International, LLC. No part of this material may be copied or reproduced without prior consent of Celebrity Service International, LLC. will also receive the Booth Lifetime January 7, 2011. Achievement Award from The Players at Contact: the exclusive club at 16 Gramercy Park PR (Harris): Slate PR, Shea Martin South on January 10, 2011. 646/360-1322 ext 122 shea@slate- Contact: pr.com PR (Spacey): Polaris PR, Staci Wolfe Agent: Paradigm, Chris Schmidt 323/939-7535 x102 310/288-8000 [email protected] [email protected] Manager (Spacey): Joanne Horowitz Manager: Booh Schut, Booh Schut Management, JoAnne Horowitz 818/760-6669 [email protected] 310/271-0719 [email protected] DAPHNE RUBIN-VEGA FRED ARMISEN Daphne Rubin-Vega, Gordon Clapp, Fred Armisen ("SNL"), Carrie Brownstein Natasha Lyonne, Ethan Hawke, Gordon (Sleater-Kinney vocalist/guitarist), director Clapp, Ann Dowd, and Thomas Guiry are Jonathan Krisel, Executive Producer Lorne currently performing in previews of the world Michaels, and additional celebrity guests will premiere Tommy Nohilly new play Blood from attend the January 19, 2011 IFC hosted special a Stone at The New Group @ Theatre Row (410 screening event at The Edison Ballroom (240 W. 42nd St). The limited Off-Broadway W. 47th St) celebrating the January 21st engagement will now officially open January premiere of their 6-part IFC Original short- 13, 2011 (formerly announced as 1/6/11) and based comedy series "Portlandia." Red Carpet run through February 5, 2011. arrivals at 6 PM with 7 PM screening and event Contact: featuring a performance by The Thermals. Manager (Rubin-Vega): The Katz Company, Contact: Jeremy Katz 212/767-0189 Manager (Armisen): Brillstein Entertainment [email protected] Partners, Tim Sarkes 310/275-6135 Agent (Rubin0Vega): Bauman Redanty & Shaul, [email protected] Mark Redanty 212/757-0098 x15 Event Media RSVP: Emma Griffiths 917/805- [email protected] 0599 [email protected] or IFC, Liz Schmidt Press Contact (Play): Seven17 Public Relations, 917/542-6339 [email protected] Bridget Klapinski 347/246-6182 [email protected] ELIZABETH ASHLEY NICHELLE NICHOLS Tony Award-winning actress Elizabeth Ashley Nichelle Nichols, Angie Dickinson, Linda will be interviewed by producer/director Rick Evans and Stefanie Powers will participate in McKay, the award-winning filmmaker the Pioneer Women of Television panel at the responsible for the “Broadway: The Golden 92nd Street Y on Sunday, January 16, 2011. Age” films, on Monday, January 24th at 6 PM at The event is in collaboration with PBS and the the Bruno Walter Auditorium at the New York second season of its series "Pioneers of Public Library for the Performing Arts (65th St Television." and Amsterdam Ave) as part of The League of Contact: Professional Theatre Women (LPTW)'s Edith Agent (Nichols): Leavitt Talent Group, Jeffrey Meiser Oral History Project. Leavitt 310/444-3055 Contact: [email protected] Agent (Ashley): Paradigm, Sarah Fargo Event Press Contact: 92nd St Y, Sarah Morton 212/897-6400 [email protected] 212/415-5435 [email protected] Event Contact: Hunt/Pucci Associates, Maria Pucci 212/223-1811 [email protected] NEXT 60 DAYS STEPHANIE ZIMBALIST JUDY COLLINS Copyright 2009, Celebrity Service International, LLC. No part of this material may be copied or reproduced without prior consent of Celebrity Service International, LLC. The "Remington Steele" star will appear on- Judy Collins kicks off her fifth month-long stage in Frank Gilroy's The Subject Was stint at The Café Carlyle (35 E. 76th St) for 10 Roses opposite Lee Sellars (Broadway's West performances with Russell Walden serving Side Story) and Chris Wendelken. Michael as Musical Director. Collins will perform songs Mastro will direct the George Street Playhouse from her latest release Paradise (Wildflower (9 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, NJ) Records 6/29/10) and four decades of production. Previews begin Tuesday, February recording 8, 2011 with opening Friday, February 11, and February 15, 2011 through March 12, will run through Sunday, March 6, 2011. 2011 (Tuesday-Saturday at 8:45 PM). Contact: Contact: Agent (Zimbalist): Gage Group, Steven Unger PR (Collins): Shore Fire Media, Rebecca 212/541-5250 [email protected] Shapiro 718/522-7171 x16 Press Contact (Play): George Street Playhouse, [email protected] or Rob Krauser Kelly Ryman 732/846-2895 x131 718/522-7171 [email protected] [email protected] Record Co.: Wildflower Records, Katherine DePaul 212/749-7221 GREGG EDELMAN ZACH HELM Gregg Edelman, Daniel Davis and Carolyn Screenwriter Zach Helm (Stranger Than McCormick are among the stars of the Primary Fiction, Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium) will Stages world premiere production of A.R. perform his new Spalding Gray-inspired Gurney's new comedy Black Tie. Performances interactive piece Interviewing the Audience at begin Janaury 25, 2011 with opening night The Vineyard Theatre. Previews begin February February 8, 2011 at Primary Stages at 59E59 3, 2010 with opening February 10, and is Theaters. scheduled to run through February 27, 2011. Contact: Contact: Agent (Edelman): Cornerstone Talent Agency Press Contact (Play): Sam Rudy Media 212/807-8344 [email protected] Relations, 212/221-8466 Sam Rudy & Dale Press Contact (Play): O & M Co., Rick Heller Miramontez [email protected] or Philip Carrubba [email protected] TEAL WICKS KYLE DEAN MASSEY Teal Wicks will assume the role of 'Elphaba' The actor, currently starring on Broadway in in Wicked at the Gershwin Theatre (222 W. the musical Next to Normal, will return to the 51st St) beginning February 1, 2011. Ms. Wicks Broadway company of Wicked at the Gershwin makes her Broadway debut after performing the Theatre (222 W. 51st St) in the role of 'Fiyero' role in the San Francisco and LA productions. on January 25, 2011. Contact: Contact: Press Contact (Wicked): The Hartman Group Press Contact (Wicked): The Hartman Group, 212/398-1800 Michael Hartman / Tom 212/398-1800 Michael Hartman / Tom D'Ambrosio / Michelle Bergmann D'Ambrosio / Michelle Bergmann CELEBRITY OF THE DAY JON LINDSTROM Copyright 2009, Celebrity Service International, LLC. No part of this material may be copied or reproduced without prior consent of Celebrity Service International, LLC. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest (October 18, 1957, Medford, OR), Emmy-nominated actor Jon Lindstrom developed a love for acting and music at an early age. He took that passion to the University of Oregon theater and music schools. Soon after, he moved to Los Angeles, where he studied with some of the most prominent acting teachers of the day, including Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler, Jeff Corey and the teacher he credits with influencing him the most, Bob McAndrew. Jon has since created the kind of diversified entertainment career that one can only define as a “multi-hyphenate.” An actor, writer, director, producer and musician, he has seen great success in every one of his artistic pursuits. In late 2008, Jon assumed the pivotal “tent-pole” character of ‘Craig Montgomery’ on CBS-TV’s long-established hit daytime drama, “As The World Turns.” The character of ‘Craig,’ with its long and colorful history, is considered one of the best men-you-love-to-hate roles in the history of TV soaps. In 2010, Jon received an Emmy nomination as Lead Actor In a Drama Series for his portrayal of ‘Craig.’ Jon may be best known for two multi-dimensional characters: the psychotic ‘Ryan Chamberlain’ and his endearing twin brother ‘Dr. Kevin Collins’ on ABC’s long-running powerhouse “General Hospital.” In fact, Lindstrom and his characters became so popular he was offered the male lead on the “GH” spin-off “Port Charles,” which enjoyed one of the largest openings of any daytime show ever.
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