by Admin | Nov 27, 2019 | Fiction, Film, Literature, Music, Nonfiction, Poetry, Theater
By Karen Daly Photos by Shae D’Lyn and W. Jay Wanczyk The late November IAW&A Salon at the Cell co-hosted by Nancy Oda and Kathleen Walsh D’Arcy featured informative presentations about food and drink, a tribute to the generosity of the Choctaw, plus music and an...
by Admin | Dec 28, 2018 | Comedy, Essay, Fiction, Film, Literature, Music, Nonfiction, Theater, Visual Arts
By Karen Daly Photos by Cat Dwyer Jenifer Margaret Kelly Co-hosts Jenifer Margaret Kelly and John Kearns presided over a night of special Christmas fare, and the launch of a wonderful new book, The Writing Irish of New York, at IAW&A’s December Salon at The...
by Admin | Dec 11, 2018 | Essay, Fiction, Film, Literature, Music, Nonfiction, Poetry, Theater
By Karen Daly Photos by Cat Dwyer John Kearns The early December IAW&A Salon at The Thalia Studio opened with tributes to two late, lamented rock stars. First up was John Kearns’acoustic version of “Break on Through” in honor of the 75th birthday of...
by Admin | Jul 28, 2018 | Film, Literature, Music, Theater
By John Kearns Photos by Dan Brown A full house at the cell theatre enjoyed an IAW&A Salon that featured drama classic and original, fiction and stories from fiends who haven’t taken the stage in a while, and new music and film from first-time presenters. Joe...
by Admin | Sep 22, 2015 | Dance, Essay, Film, Literature, Music, Theater, Uncategorized, Visual Arts
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”…a fine green thread binds us together…” Colin Broderick By John Kearns and Karen Daly Photos by Cat Dwyer We had much to celebrate at the Cell Theatre on September 15. Our 100th Manhattan Salon featured readings and...
by Admin | May 11, 2015 | Dance, Events, Film, Literature, Music, Theater
← PREVIOUS POST NEXT POST → By Karen Daly Photos by Cat Dwyer The early May Salon at Bar Thalia was a merry and mellow affair, with members introducing brand new compositions, fictional works, and theater pieces. We were also introduced to a centuries’ old...