Recreation

"With amazing performances from leading artists of then and now, songs from beloved musicals by some of the greatest writers of all time, and a playful script full of surprises, Bay Street Theater is excited to share its 29th Anniversary Gala with our local audience and musical theater lovers everywhere!" Scott Schwartz noted.

"Right now, the whole question of storytelling is: what are the stories and who gets to tell them," Susan Galardi said. "Not everyone gets to tell his or her story."

"It's a medical fact that singing is a natural antidepressant and it strengthens the immune system," Watts told us. "Now more than ever, being creative, and more specifically, singing is important."

"Southside Johnny, who we have had before and is very popular, is actually doing live drive-in concerts in New Jersey with a huge positive response so we thought let's give it a try!" Julienne Penza-Boone told Hamptons.com.

"This is going to be a unique discussion, obviously, given the current state. I'm going to be speaking about how to entertain and host friends while maintaining social distance," told us.

"We serve 245,000 patients throughout Hudson Valley, New York City and Long Island, specifically the Suffolk County area. In our 43 health centers, we provide ambulatory services with various specialties," Jeramie Barber, the Executive Director of HRHCare Foundation, told us.

"It's a different world now," Shafiroff told Hamptons.com. "We all accept that. To help reduce the suffering and hardship, the charities I am involved in all have COVID-19 funds."

"Heart disease still will go on being the number one killer," Susan Lucci told Hamptons.com. "It kills more women a year than all cancers put together. That's extraordinary to me."

"The pandemic affected how we offer services but it did not stop us from providing services - a real lifeline to survivors," David told Hamptons.com.

"The Secret Service arrives and we find the Clintons a 'safe' spot and Jimmy starts performing. He finishes his first song, there is a loud pop, and the lights go out," Honerkamp recounted.