Palm Beach Today International March 6, 2013

March 6, 2013

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alm Beach oday International The 56th Annual

International Red Cross Ball

Friday, February 8th, 2013

L-R: Ambassador Stuart A. Bernstein; Mary M. Ourisman (Chairman of the 56th Annual International Red Cross Ball); Ambassador Bonnie McElveen-Hunter; Ms. Gail McGovern (CEO of the American Red Cross)

Palm Beach Round Table Celebrating 81st Anniversary!

Photo Credit to Corby Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach

Board of Directors 2012 – 2013 Front Row L-R – Hermé de Wyman Miro, Chairman of the Board; Dick Robinson, President

Fifth Row L-R – Elizabeth Bowden; Hans D. Baumann, Treasurer; Edwin N.Vinson

Second Row L-R - Diana Paxton; Arlette Gordon, 2nd Vice President; Veronica Atkins, Suzi Goldsmith, Assistant Treasurer

Back Row – Barbara Anderson, Executive Director

Third Row L-R - Roberta Drey; Lynn A. Malek; Anka Palitz; Mignon Gardner ; Ari Rifkin Fourth Row L-R Jacquie Klein; Joan G. Rubin; Sheldon T. Lenahan, 1st Vice President ; Page 2

Not Pictured: Lexye Aversa; Rhoda Chase; Michael J. Dixon; David Dodson; George T. Elmore; Hugh E. Evans; Thornton M. Henry; Marvin Kamin, Secretary; Vicki Kellogg; Albert Levy; Janet Levy; Richard Pietrafesa, Vice Chairman; Muriel F. Siebert

The Heinemann’s Family

Michelle- Marie & Joe with their lovely children not only by appearance, but with exceptional personality Hayacinth Cornelius & Hudson Cornelius Photo Credit to Patrick McMullan

Hudson Cornelius and his sister Hyacinth Cornelia Heinemann

hosted a Valentines Day Party for fifty of their very best friends at Doubles, N.Y. Barbara de Portago with Michelle –Marie & Hayacinth Cornelius Heinemann

Hyacinth ( 18 months ) wore a customed made dress

by Cheri du viel of Paris, while Hudson ( 6 years ) wore a traditional blue velvet bespoke suit from Sevile Row in London.

Their parents Michelle-Marie Heinemann and Jon Heinemann clapped and cheered as the little ones danced into the wee hours of the night...while sipping sparkling cider and nibbling on mini cheese burgers, a Doubles classic! Michelle-Marie had special signature Valentine Bellinis made for the occasion for the adults and a beautiful Valentines Cake was presented by the most delightful staff, leaving the guests completely thrilled.

Hayacinth Cornelius (the hostess of the party with her father Jon L. Heinemann

Hudson Cornelius Heinemann with his friend Griffin Bounds

Guests included, Deirdre and son Ethan Bader, R. Couri Hay, Anne and daughter Ariella Baker, Barbara de Portago, Maria and Amalia Zameli, Natalie and daughters Natacha and Gabriella Ross,Vinnie Potestivo, Toby Faulkner, Brent and his son Griffin Bounds.

Michelle –Marie with her children

Hayacinth Cornelius Heinemann

Griffin Bounds with the host of the party Hudson Cornelius Heinemann

Hudson & Hayacinth Heinemann are dancing!

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55th Annual American Cancer Society Gala Celebration of the Century

Friday Feb 1, 2013, The Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach

Leo & Kathryn Vecelio, Leading Benefactors, Donald Trump, Grand Benefactor and Petra Levin, Chairman

Patrick Park, Honorary Chairman & Platinum Benefactor with Lola Astanova

Tom Quick,Trustee Chairman & Benefactor with Marcela Greene

Suzanne & Robert Tomsich, Leading Benefactors

Patty Myura, Honorary Chairman & Grand Patron with Buzz Myura

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Elizabeth Bowden with Doren Mullen

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Dupuis, Benefactors

American Ballet Theatre

Saturday: March 23, 2013 | at Kravis Center for the Performing Arts Evening to include a performance of Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo

Marcelo Gomes, Craig Saltein and Jared Matthews in Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes

An Evening in Palm Beach, the annual fundraiser to benefit American Ballet Theatre that Palitz helped launch nine years ago, is scheduled for Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 5:30 p.m. at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. Patrick Park will serve as the Gala Grand Chair, with Palitz and Vicki and Chris Kellogg serving as event co-chairs.

Debra Vasilopoulos is the evening’s Corporate Chair.

The black tie evening begins at 5:30 p.m. with cocktails, followed by dinner in the Kravis Center’s Cohen Pavilion.

A Gala performance follows at 8 p.m., featuring the dancers of American Ballet Theatre and special guest pianist Lola Astanova playing two dazzling piano solos by Franz Liszt and Alexander Scriabin.

American Ballet Theatre’s program at the Kravis Center includes Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo, in celebration of the ballet’s 70th anniversary; Mark Morris’ Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes; and the White Swan pas de deux from Swan Lake. Following the performance, guests of the event will enjoy dessert and dancing with ABT Company members at the Cohen Pavilion.

An Evening in Palm Beach is generously sponsored by lead sponsor Sabadell Bank and Trust and Go Figure Barre Studios.

2013 celebrates the 9th year of the Palm Beach event benefiting American Ballet Theatre. Benefit tickets, priced from $500, are available by calling 212-477-3030, ext. 3311.

For more information on American Ballet Theatre, please visit www.abt.org

Anka Palitz, Chris & Vicki Kellogg

Anka Palitz, the Angel of Professional Ballet

Letter from the Editor

An evening in Palm Beach to benefit

Dear Readers,

Friends of Palm Beach Today International Society magazine!

I am so excited about this current issue: every page is a treasure for us! We start our magazine with the cover and the coverage of The 56th International Red Cross Ball in Palm Beach, Florida.

Most of you probably aware about our publication featuring Monaco Red Cross Gala for the last 12 years, usually at the beginning of August in Monte Carlo. Doing the coverage of The Red Cross Gala in Palm Beach, in our publication, gave us a great joy and we are honored to work with General Chairman The Honorable Mary M. Ourisman, Chairman, American Red Cross The Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, Co-Chairmen & etc.

We opened a new feature called “Person of the moment” , this time we are sharing with you an extra ordinary Lady Jan Mc Art (Director , Theatre Arts Development).You will find more current social events such as : Cancer Gala ( American Cancer Society) 100 years Anniversary , Miami City Ballet.

Cleveland Clinic Florida Presents MIAMI NIGHTS celebrating Florida’s 25 TH Anniversary.

Thank you for your continued support as we work together!

Maya Johnson Publisher and Editor in Chief Maya A. Johnson Graphic Designer Lucia F. Garcia Cover Photography by: Annie Watt Cover Design by: Palm Beach Today International

Palm Beach Today International Magazine: P.O. Box 2909,Palm Beach Fl. 33480 Phone: 561-758-0247 561-835-6707 Email: maya@palmbeachtodayinternational.net Please write to Palm Beach Today International at the above address. www.palmbeachtodayinternational.net

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Believe In Tomorrow Children’s Foundation

held their second annual Palm Beach benefit luncheon at Club Colette on January 31st.

As guests strolled through the front door they were welcomed into a beautiful room decorated with large colorful butterfly balloons covering the ceiling and and the table centerpieces.

The event was highlighted with a fabulous fashion show by Emilio Pucci presenting the Resort 2013 collection accented with exquisite fine jewelery from Provident Jewelery.

Bob Nichols, a well known auctioneer in South Florida emceed the luncheon and conducted the live auction which included luxurious items including art work, designer handbags, beautiful jewelery, and a celebrity chef.

The guest speaker, Carmen Justiniano was accompanied by her young son, Natanael.

Judi Richards, Chairwoman, Ari Rifkin, Honorary Chairwoman, Dick McGreedy, Founder, Soula Rifkin & Wendy Roberts, Chairwoman

The family has experienced three of Believe In Tomorrow’s respite housing facilities over the past six years as Natanael has been diagnosed with very high acute lymphoblastic leukemia and as he underwent a pediatric stem cell transplant.

Ari Rifkin and Dorothy Sullivan served as Honorary Chairwomen. Linda Adelson, Judi Richards, Soula Rifkin and Wendy Roberts were co-chairwomen.

The Believe In Tomorrow Children’s Foundation is a national leader in pediatric hospital and respite housing services for critically ill children and their families. Additionally, the Foundation is one of the largest providers in the country of support services for military families. Since 1982, the eight pediatric national facilities have provided more then 600,000 overnight accommodations to these children and their families, from every state in the U.S. and over 76 countries world wide.

Models From Emilio Pucci Fashion Show, Resort Collection 2013

Fred McCarthy & Dorothy Sullivan, Honorary Chairwoman

Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Carmen and Natanael Justiniano & Dick McGreedy, Founder Page 6

In the very near future, Believe In Tomorrow will be expanding their respite housing programs to the state of Florida by establishing a new respite facility within Palm Beach County for military pediatrics. Critically ill children whose parents serve in the U.S. Armed Forces will have the opportunity to enjoy a retreat in Florida through this new respite facility.

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The 56th Annual

International Red Cross Ball Friday, February 8th

Ambassador Stuart A. Bernstein; Mary M. Ourisman (Chairman of the 56th Annual International Red Cross Ball); Ambassador Bonnie McElveen-Hunter; Ms. Gail McGovern (CEO of the American Red Cross); Ambassador & Mrs. Dino Patti Djalal (Indonesia); Ambassador & Mrs. Nuno Brito (Portugal); Ambassador & Mrs. Gudmunder Steffanson (Iceland); Ambassador & Mrs. Rachad Bouhlal (Morocco); Ambassador & Mrs. Ashok Mirpuri (Singapore)

Ambassadors gather in Palm Beach for the 56th annual International Red Cross Ball honoring iconic American actress Dina Merrill

The ball honored the iconic American actress and socialite Dina Merrill, whose mother -Post cereal heiress, Marjorie Merriweather Post, founded the ball in 1957. Merrill’s 22-year-old grandson, and Post’s great-grandson, Cole Rumbough, an up and coming jazz singer, performed with the Peter Duchin Band.

American Red Cross President and CEO Gail McGovern and Chairman of the Board Bonnie McElveen-Hunter welcomed over 450 guests including ambassadors from Iceland, Indonesia, Morocco, Portugal, The Netherlands and Singapore to the Venetian Ballroom of The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach on Friday, February 8th for The 56th Annual International Red Cross Ball. The white-tie gala was chaired by Ambassador Mary M. Ourisman along with co-chairmen Paula Butler, Trish Donnelley, Darlene Jordan, Amanda Schumacher, Kathryn Vecellio, and Rhonda Wilkins, The Honorable Mary V. Mochary, The Honorable Nancy Ellison Rollnick, The Honorable William D. Rollnick, and The Honorable Beverly White Yeager. Associate chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Mellon II were unable to attend due to a flight cancellation caused by winter storm Nemo.

Participating sponsors for this year’s International Red Cross Ball included Amazon Web Services, Braman Motor Cars, Neiman Marcus, Seguso, The Estee Lauder Companies Inc., William R. Eubanks Interior Design Inc. and Zang Toi. “The International Red Cross Ball celebrates the universality of the Red Cross and offers a wonderful chance for people to come together in support of this great organization,” said Ambassador Ourisman. “I was proud to take a leadership position in support of this extrordinary organization again this year.”

Photo Credit to Annie Watt

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which fosters the worldwide exchange of information on the arts and supports programs in more than 60 countries. She has also served on the Board of Trustees of the Washington National Opera, as a member of the Board of Directors of the Blair House – the president’s official state guest house for visiting dignitaries – and is an Emeritus Trustee of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. She now serves on the Executive Committee of the Council of American Ambassadors, and the Executive Committee of the Meridian International Center.

In addition to serving as ambassador from 2006 to 2009, Mary M. Ourisman is a noted patron of the arts and philanthropic causes. She was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Kennedy Center where she helped create the Center’s International Committee on the Arts, Ambassador Mary M. Ourisman

American Red Cross, Co- Chairman | Photo Credit to Lucien Capehart

Paula and Robert Butler

Thorne and Trish Donnelly

Leo and Katie Vecellio

Howard and Rhonda Wilkins

Chuck and Amanda Schumacher

Grand Patron Michele & Howard Kessler

About the American Red Cross The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; teaches lifesaving skills; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a charitable organization — not a government agency — and depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit www.pbtcredcross.org or join our blog at www.pbtcredcross.org/blog.

Wilbur Ross, Hilary Geary Ross

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Photo Credit to Annie Watt Jon and Michelle Marie Heinemann, wearing a custom made dress by Cheri du viel of Paris

Tom Shaffer, Christine Schott

Howard Barry Vernick, Nancy Bricker Page 10

Dina Merrill Hartley and Rumbough family

The U.S. Marine Corps

Photo Credit to Annie Watt

Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, Maya A Johnson

Leah & Stanley Rumbough, Cole Rumbough

Peter Duchin, Cole Rumbough

Jean Shafiroff, Kirea and Siena Rumbough wearing Zang Toi dresses

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Miami City Ballet Dancers

Larry & Suzanne De George with Lourdes Lopez & Dan Hagerty, Executive Director of Miami Ballet

MIAMI CITY BALLET’S

DISCO & Diamonds!

27TH ANNIVERSARY PALM BEACH GALA CELEBRATION February 13, 2013 | The Breakers, Palm Beach

Celebrating Miami City Ballet’s 27 years of world class dance in Palm Beach County, Disco and Diamonds! a Studio 54 inspired cocktail reception and dinner dance served as the dance troupe’s signature benefit staged at The Breakers, Palm Beach.

gala chairwomen

The Disco & Diamonds! Gala on February 13 proved to be a sensational evening where diamond-clad guests arrived at the Disco-inspired Cocktail Hour and were greeted with signature cocktails, g a l acompliments c h a iofrBacardi w o mUSA, e nInc.At the conclusion of the Cocktail Hour, guests were invited to dinner in the Venetian Ballroom, transformed into “Club Disco and Diamonds” for the evening.The room was set up in the style of a ‘70s disco club, with elevated “VIP” tables, a central dance floor, and sparkling disco balls hanging from the ceiling.

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premier sponsors

Lourdes Lopez and Michele Herbert greeted guests who were then treated to a a n c only e rperformance, s spon s o Fever, r featuring Miami City Ballet’s Interscintillatingd one-nightBoogie nationally Acclaimed Dancers.The performance started with The Hustle by Van McCoy and ended with Le Freak by Chic- highlights included YMCA by The Village People performed by the company men followed by Patti Labelle’s Lady Marmalade performed by the lovely ladies of MCB.The performance was followed by dinner and the opportunity to dance with premier sponsors the dancers.

primary sponsors

Victor Kendall/WLRN, Marilyn and Bill Lane, and Eileen and Harry Meudt. Corporate Sponsors included Bacardi, U.S.A., Shutts and Bowen, Florida Crystals, PB p r i m aand r Sephora. y sponsors Society Magazine,

dancers sponsor

Adelaida & Gary Iscoe

Adelaida & Gary Iscoe

erbert GillianMichele Fuller Adelaida & Lawrence &Premier Gary Herbert Iscoe Fuller &s Palm Gary sponsors for theGillian event were loyal supporters Adelaida of Miami City Ballet’ Beach Iscoe presence Gillian Fuller, Michele and Larry Herbert, Addie and Gary Iscoe and Lora & Michael Schultz Lora & Michael Schultz Mike and Lora Schultz. Primary Sponsors include Madeline and Stephen Anbinder,

er Victor Madeline Kendall/WLRN Stephen Eileen Anbinder & Henry Victor Meudt Kendall/WLRN Eileen & Henry M 2013 Leonard Bryant Photography Michele Herbert, Gala & Chairwomen

notable sponsors

notable sponsors

adigan Nina Brandt & William SylviaAlbert Callari Betty BethMadigan & Marc Goldberg Brandt Sylvia Callari Beth & Marc Huertas Roni & Samuel LisaJacobson & Joseph Huertas Roni & Samuel Jacobson ncy & Jay ParkerPatricia Harriet E. & Lowry HenryNancy Pownall & Jay Parker Harriet & Henry Pownall Kleber Rebello and Sara Esty

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Michele & Larry Herbert

Sylvia Callvari & Phillip Neal

Michele & Larry Herbert with Lourdes Lopez, Artisitic Director

Sondra & David Mack

Nancy & Joel Hart

2013 Leonard Bryant Photography

Kleber Rebello and Sara Esty

Lora & Michael Schultz

Lauri Welteroth, Phillip Neal, Cheryl Gowdy Page 13

Guest Speaker Timothy G. Nash, Chairman of the Board Hermè de Wyman Miro, President Dick Robinson

Lou Furlo, Hermè de Wyman Miro,Veronica Furlo

Beautiful Cocktail Party at Furlo’s home On Wednesday, January 23, 2013, Lou and Veronica Furlo hosted an elegant evening in special recognition and in honor of Hermé de Wyman Miro’s enduring service to our community. Invited were the members of The International Society of Palm Beach, Palm Beach Round Table, and special guests of Northwood University, including President and CEO Keith Pretty and wife Gretchen, President of the Florida

Campus Dr.Tom Duncan and wife Rita,Vice President of Advancement Arnold D’Ambrosio, Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer Dr. Kristen Stehouwer.The evening began at The Colony Hotel with The FiddleWorks Keili Kids performing a musical interlude led by their director Peggy Everett. Chairman of the Palm Beach Round Table, Mrs. de Wyman Miro, presented a scholarship to FiddleWorks Music Director Mrs. Everett. This was followed by Guest Speaker Dr.Timothy G. Nash,

Vice President of Northwood University with a captivating presentation entitled “Can Capitalism and the American Dream Survive?”

After the speaker event, Veronica and Lou Furlo hosted the guests at their beautiful ocean front home.The guests enjoyed a very delicious and most lavish cocktail buffet, the lovely setting and wonderful atmosphere.

Photo Credit to Studio Palm Beach

Chairman Hermè de Wyman Miro presenting Palm Beach Round Table scholarship grant to Peggy Everett, director of FiddleWorks Orchestra

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Pam Nash, Sally Robinson,Veronica Atkins

Anka Palitz, Sheldon & Kay Lenahan

Arlette Gordon, Ava Coleman, Elizabeth Bowden, Lisa Koeper

Sieglinde Wikstrom, Sigrid & Hans Baumann

John Rubino, Abigail Morgan

Lou & Veronica Furlo with Internationally Renowned Chefs

Diana Paxton, Stanford Smith

Monika Kaufmann, Lexye Aversa

General Carter Clarke, Irene Athans

Stephen Lindsay, Elayne Flamm

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Janet Levy, Dr. Ralph Sacco, UM President Donna Shalala, Scott Dutcher

Cindy Feltenstein, Jim Belushi, Janet Levy

Solving the Neurological Puzzle Gala Feb 2, 2013 The Breakers, Palm Beach

Comedian Jim Belushi Draws Laughs at the Second Annual University of Miami Neurology Gala

More than 300 guests enjoyed a dazzling dinner, dancing and entertainment at The Breakers on Saturday, February 2, 2013 for the second annual “Solving the Neurological Puzzle Gala” benefitting the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Department of Neurology.

Janet Levy & Cindy Feltenstein

Co-chairs of the gala, Janet Levy and Cindy Feltenstein, orchestrated a stunning evening featuring a champagne reception where University of Miami President Donna E. Shalala mingled with guests, before dinner, comedic entertainment, a live auction and even livelier dancing.

John Sory , Hermé de Wyman Miro

Professor and chair of neurology, Dr. Ralph Sacco, and Miller School Dean Dr. Pascal . Goldschmidt, both thanked the crowd and spoke about the great accomplishments that the University of Miami had done in the field of neurology in the last year as well as their plans for opening a medical facility in Palm Beach , moments before Michael Williams, local newschannel 5 anchor and Gala emcee led a live auction of several fabulous items.Among the items was a custom-fitted silk gown donated by celebrity designer Naheem Khan, a beautiful gold and pearl necklace donated by Kaufmann de Suisse, and prime box seats to a Miami Dolphins football game at Sun Life Stadium.

Linda Koldenhoven, Cindy Feltenstein, Janet Levy

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Antonella & Dr. Gabriel Breuer

Larry Joe Campbell, Justin Levy, Jim Belushi, Janet & Mark Levy Michael Williams & Cindy Feltenstein

Gala co-chair Janet Levy briefly spoke from her seat thanking her co-chair, Cindy Feltenstein, Honorary Chair Herme de Wyman Miro and International Chair, Lois Pope , as well as Dr. Ralph Sacco, whom she credits for helping her regain her life back after suffering a major stroke 10 years ago.

Tommy Dolan, Janet Levy,Tom Mullin & Kevin Mullin

Comedian and Saturday Night Live alum Jim Belushi got the night started by entering the room playing his harmonica, paying tribute to his hometown of Chicago .Then he brought his Chicago Comedy Troupe onstage to do a few improvisational skits which had the crowd roaring with laughter during an interactive show.

The highlight of the evening came when Belushi reappeared with the night’s band, Hot Property” to display his versatility as a performer, singing a handful of “ Blues Brothers” songs such as “Everybody needs Somebody to Love” Hey Bartender” and “You’re So Fine” that got the event kicked up another notch.

Kay Chiat, Mark Levy, Maia Chiat

Larry Joe Campbell,Toni Holt Kramer , Jim Belushi & Robert Kramer

Cindy & Tom Feltenstein

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Judi & Ray Richards

Ellen & Irwin Levy

Jan & Chip Malley

Lois Pope, Dr. Robert Mackler

Vince & Cindy Cerone

Herb & Sherry Rosenstock

Ann-Britt Angle, Marianne Spector, Saul Spector Emily & Dean Pascal Goldschmidt Page 18

Terry & Joseph Mendozza

Joann Woodruff

Jan McArt

Person of the Moment

Director , Theatre Arts Development LYNN UNIVERSITY

an McArt, appropriately named “The First Lady of Florida’s Musical Theatre” by two governors’ decrees, has compiled an enviable record since coming to Boca Raton from New York 28 years ago.

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National Performing Arts Award, 278 Carbonell Award nominations for her dinner theatre, and a Carbonell Best-Actress Award for her performance in Nightclub Confidential.

Through her Royal Palm Center Production Company, she established the Jan McArt’s Royal Palm Dinner Theatre and Jan’s Rooftop Cabaret Theatre, along with the Little Palm Children’s Theatre in Boca Raton. She also started theatres in Fort Lauderdale, Delray Beach, Key West and Miami Beach, and produced many shows through her not-forprofit wing, Jan McArt’s American Festival Series.

Jan McArt’s Royal Palm Dinner Theatre took its last bow in April 2001 after a record run of nearly 24-1/2 years. As the first professional theatre in South Florida to run yearround, it set a high standard of excellence and helped pave the way for the rich, diverse theatre that South Florida enjoys today.

Throughout her career, McArt has earned awards and recognition such as the prestigious George Abbott Lifetime Achievement Award from the South Florida Entertainment Writers, the Palm Beach Post’s “One of the 100 Most Influential People in Florida for This Century,” the B’Nai Brith International

BRAVO AMICI Tim Rogers, Helen Power, Maya Johnson, Geoff Sewell

Since 2001, McArt has been concertizing, released her CD, Pray for Peace, and appeared in Florida Follies starring Florence Henderson and Carol Lawrence.

In 2004, McArt was appointed director of theatre arts program development at Lynn University. She is the founder and producer of the Libby Dodson’s Live at Lynn series.

BACK Geoff Sewell, Andrew Ragone, Manfred Schon, Tim Rogers FRONT Betsy DiLillio, Jan McArt, Helen Power

BACK Patrick Curry, Andrew Ragone, Geoff Sewell,Tim Rogers, John DeHaas FRONT Linda Miller, Betsy DiLillio, Jackie Gill, Helen Power

BRAVO AMICI They sang Jan McArt’s favorite song, “How Do You Keep the Music Playing,” as a special gift to their producer and a sold out house gave them a standing ovation in their final number, Nessun Dorma from Turandot. The good looking tenors stole the spotlight on this one. All in all, people were clamoring for them to be brought back again. It was a wonderful evening.

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Herb Roemmele & Carol Neves with Mercedes

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

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Joanne Pasquale with Princess and Crystal

Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

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Ann Marie & Steve Haymes with Anna Belle & Monty (six month) in a 1959 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud I-7410

Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

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Photo Credit to Maya Johnson

Missy de Bellis- Rapaille with Le Meurice

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Rascal Tomsich Photos Credit to Maya Johnson

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