One Life to Live
Lora Lee Ecobelli starred in Rage Amongst Yourselves at NYC's s30th St Theatre
Gene Terinoni was in Bouncing Back at NYC's Triangle Theater and now in
Camelot's Ruby in March at the Bank Street Theatre for tix call 212-592-3312
Trina Thronbury
appeared in New Beginnings a Broadway Cares-
Equity Fights Aids production
Lisa Regina, Vinny Vella, Jr. and Freddie Ganno recently appeared in the independent film
Father Gaudio's Confessions
Carmine Raspaolo appeared in La Viglia at the Grove Street Playhouse in Greenwich Village
and Visita Ai Parenti directed by Vittorio Caportoto at Lincoln Center
Gene Ruffini produced his play And That's the Way It Is at the
American Theater of Actors last month
The free stunt workshop given by GIAA members and former pro wrestlers
Paul Cicero and Bobby Surace last month was a huge success.
Guest instructorsJohnny Valiant and Jack Lotz"
of early days pro wrestling fame added color to the exhibition and demonstration.
David Palmieri plays Lou in the in-house players production of
Knock 'em Dead which runs at Tuckahoe Inn Theatre then Smithville, NJ
in March, call 609-652-7777
Grace DeSena, Sergio Cacciotti, Vincent LaRusso, and Tracy Poleo recently starred in
Love, Honor, and Obey at NYC's Pantheon theatre
Vincent Pastore, Jonathan LaPaglia, Frank Vincent and Domenic Chianese appear in
Under Hellgate Bridge
Michael Rispoli and Cathy Narducci star in Two Family House, a feature film
which recently won the audience award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Joseph Rigano, Vinny Vella Sr. Jerry Sturiano, Frank Adonis and Gene Ruffini play roles in
the current Forest Whitaker film, Ghost Dog
Currently playing at the Belmont Italian American Playhouse in Bronx's Little Italy
is Blood Type Ragu directed by Dante Albertie. For information,
call 718-364-7700. Discounted tickets for GIAA members.
GIAA advisory Board member Domenic Chianese will be honored by the New Jersey
chapter of the Cooley's Anemia Foundation on Mar. 18, 2000 at the
Birchwood Manor in Whippany, NJ. GIAA President Paul Borghese will be the guest presenter and will join
Chianese at his table along with GIAA members James Gandolfini and Al Sapienza in support of this
charity and his award.
On March 7, Jeff Seymour gave a free Acting for Film seminar
to GIAA and non-GIAA referred guests at 148 Madison Ave 5fl NYC 10016
The Guild of Italian American Actors was
founded in 1937 as the Italian Actors Union.
This column is written by Paul Rosetti in
collaboration with GIAA president Paul Borghese.
For GIAA information, call (212)262-7300
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