An afternoon with "Broadway's Song and Dance Man" Lee Roy Reams

Stephen Cole is an award-winning musical theatre writer whose shows have been produced from New York City to London to the Middle East and Australia.

Author and journalist Jesse Kornbluth talks about his fascinating book, "JFK and Mary Meyer; A Love Story"

Award winning filmmaker, Violet Feng, will discuss her film “ Harbor from the Holocaust“, telling the story of how Shanghai became a shelter for European Jews.

Patrick Pacheco will give an overview of the busy upcoming Broadway Season.

James Gavin, music journalist and biographer, speaks to us about his latest book: George Michael, A Life

Ken Waissman, Producer of the musical Grease brings stories from his book, "Grease: Tell Me More, Tell Me More" with songs from the show by members of the Original Broadway Cast

Foster will speak with Robert about his new book, "Ferocious Ambition: Joan Crawford’s March to Stardom"

Tara Isabella Burton speaks with us about her new book "Here in Avalon"

Dwight Garner, current New York Times book critic and the author of Garner’s Quotations, serves up the intertwined pleasures of books and food.

DAVID SPENCER will speak about his newest book: “THE NOVELIZERS - An Affectionate History of Media Adaptations and Originals, Their Astonishing Authors—and the Art of the Craft”

Weird moments at The New York Times that never made it into print.

Jim Dale will regale us with tales of a life in the theatre!

STARRING: Simon Jones, Mark Nadler, Marta Sanders, Raissa Katona Bennett, Nancy McGraw, and Corinna Sowers Adler; with Bill Zeffiro at the piano

Adam Abraham will discuss his book “Attack of the Monster Musical: A Cultural History of Little Shop of Horrors” with Lee Wilkof from the original cast of Little Shop of Horrors and Jamison Stern will perform songs from the musical.

Michael Riedel talks Theater

Mark Rozzo in conversation with John Colapinto from The New Yorker about his book, “Everybody Thought We Were Crazy”, the stylish, wild story of the marriage of Dennis Hopper and Brooke Hayward—a tale of love, art, Hollywood, and heartbreak.

NO DUTCH TREAT LUNCH THIS WEEK