On September 23, 2003, Roundabout celebrated the purchase of Studio 54, its new permanent home for musicals. On hand to mark the occasion were “key” friends from the City, State, and the Roundabout family who were instrumental in bringing about this milestone.
Board members Mary Cirillo-Goldberg and Paul Lacouture
Opening the door to a new era at Roundabout: Artistic Director Todd Haimes and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
Maggie and Wilson Kaplen of The Kaplen Foundation, major supporters of Roundabout's Musical Theatre Fund.
Chairman's Circle Committee member Norma Langworthy joins Board members Maureen Bluedorn and David Massingill to celebrate the purchase of Studio 54.
City Council Member Christine Quinn’s remarks were interpreted in sign language.
Chuck Imhof, Managing Director, Tri-State Region at American Airlines, and wife Maria join in the celebration of Roundabout’s newest Broadway home.
Nine star Jane Krakowski smiles backstage with Roundabout’s Chairman of the Board, Steven Goldstone.
Deputy Mayor for Administration Patricia Harris, Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields, NYSCA Chairman Dick Schwartz, and Commissioner for Cultural Affairs Kate Levin.
Chairman's Circle Committee members Arlene and Ed Cohen surround Cabaret librettist Joe Masteroff, as they toast to our new home for musicals.
