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PRESENTING SPONSOR

SPONSORS* 

PRESENTING 

PLATINUM 

Annette Bloch 

helene GAlen 

BArBArA & Jerry Keller 

hArold MAtzner 

GOLD 

dorothy & Melvyn lefKowitz 

donnA MAcMillAn 

BoBBi & MiKe resMo 

denise roBerGe

BArBArA & tiM Arnstein 

JiM cAsey & JAson Altieri/

DESERT 

April 18, 2012 

On behalf of the Board of Directors of Jewish Family Service of the Desert (JFS), we welcome you to the fifth 

annual production of One Night Only, presented by the incomparable Michael Childers. 

We are truly humbled by the outpouring of support from the community for this event and for JFS. As the 

floodlights shine tonight on some of the brightest talents from Broadway and Hollywood, they also illuminate 

the critical services of JFS. Your contributions this evening are already making a difference in the lives of 

more than 2,000 men, women and children who depend on JFS for support. Local school children will receive 

counseling to succeed in school and homebound seniors can maintain their independence through supportive 

services. Your support tonight means that individuals and families have access to low cost mental health 

counseling, teens can receive substance abuse counseling, and seniors don’t have to wait in 100 degree heat 

for a bus ride to the doctor. 

This night would not have been possible without the efforts of some very special people: Annette Bloch, 

Helene Galen, Barbara Keller, Harold Matzner, Barbara Fromm, and Sherry Schor. Their vision, determination 

and leadership have been critical to the event’s remarkable success. Of course, thank you to Michael for 

creating this magical event for the past five years. 

We are extremely grateful to all the performers who have so unselfishly volunteered their time and their 

talents. Last, but certainly not least, to all the individuals who worked or volunteered behind the scenes, we 

offer our deepest appreciation and sincere gratitude. 

Warmest regards, 

Ed GubMAn 

PrEsiDEnt 

Board of Directors 

MICHELLE AnstAdt 

ExEcutivE DirEctor

MICHAEL 

CHILDERS 

Michael Childers has produced the hugely successful One Night Only in the desert since 2002. In that time, 

the enormously popular One Night Only has raised almost $2.5 million to benefit various desert charities. 

Since 2008, the event has been a benefit for Jewish Family Service of the Desert and has sold out the 

1,100 seat McCallum Theatre each year. Previously, he produced Live at the Lensic, for three years in Santa 

Fe, New Mexico, as an HIV/AIDS charity benefit. In 1992, Michael started his philanthropic involvement with 

Project Angel Food, PAWS and AIDS Research Alliance. Michael has helped to raise more than $12 million for 

various charities. 

Michael is an active board member of the Palm Springs International Film Festival and a board member 

of the Palm Springs Art Museum. He is a world renowned photographer and has been the subject of three 

Lifetime Retrospectives at various museums, and featured in over 40 gallery exhibits. He is currently 

represented by Michael Lord Gallery in Palm Springs, CA. His work is exhibited in some of the major 

museums throughout America and England. 

PRODUCER 

In 2008, Michael was awarded a star on the Palm Springs Walk of Fame for his work in photography, movies 

and humanitarian causes. On March 27, 2012 Michael received the “Vision for the Future” award from Tools 

for Tomorrow. His exhibit, Author, Author is currently touring American libraries for the next three years. It 

depicts portraits of 100 great American writers and playwrights. He is a sought after lecturer throughout the 

U.S. and Europe and lectures on the Crystal and Regent Cruise lines.

Philanthropist. Arts patron. Cancer survivor. Annette Bloch is all of those. 

AnnEttE 

bLoCH 

HONORARY CO-CHAIR 

But family remains her life’s most important work. There now are four generations that include seven greatgrandchildren 

– a clan of 28 and counting. 

Born Annette Modell in Philadelphia, Annette moved to Kansas City, Missouri, when she married Richard A. 

Bloch, co-founder of H&R Block Inc. They raised their daughters in Kansas City. 

She has been active in cancer issues since Dick’s lung cancer diagnosis in 1978. Two years later, after his 

cure, they created the R.A. Bloch Cancer Foundation and spent the next 24 years working tirelessly on behalf 

of cancer patients worldwide. When Dick died in 2004 of heart failure, they had been married for 58 years. 

Since then, Annette has presided over the foundation, whose national hotline (800-433-0464) and website 

(www.blochcancer.org) provide hope and information on what to do after being diagnosed. The foundation 

also has helped create 24 cancer survivor parks in the United States and Canada. 

A breast cancer diagnosis in 2008 made Annette’s cancer work even more personal. After her gifts to the 

breast imaging, blood and marrow transplant and radiation oncology programs at the University of Kansas 

Hospital, where she was treated, the hospital named the Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Care Pavilion 

and the Richard and Annette Bloch Radiation Oncology Pavilion. An earlier gift had established the hospital’s 

Richard and Annette Bloch Heart Rhythm Center. 

Rancho Mirage has been Annette’s second home since 1990, and she spends her winters there. She is on the 

board of trustees and is a major supporter of the Palm Springs Art Museum. She also is a staunch supporter 

of Desert AIDS Project, Jewish Family Service of the Desert, and the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

HELEnE 

GALEn 


Helene Galen was born Helene Caro, in England, and she moved with her family to Los Angeles in 1958. 

She met her husband, Lou Galen and they were married in 1975. They had 32 happy years of marriage 

until he passed away in 2007. Helene had an interesting career in California, working as an Executive at 

Frederick’s of Hollywood, where she worked both in their advertising department and retail chain. Taking her 

retail experience with her, she later became vice-president and comptroller for Continental Distributors, a retail 

jewelry chain. 

Helene served on the Board of Trans World Bank in Sherman Oaks, a bank founded by her husband. They 

bought their Tamarisk home in 1980 from Zeppo Marx, which has been a family residence for the past 30 

years. Helene has also been a member of several other Boards of Trustees including Eisenhower Hospital and 

is currently on their Board of Governors. While serving on the Executive Committee of the board of Tamarisk 

Country Club, she wrote the unique history of the early days in Palm Springs. 

Helene serves on the Board of Trustees at the University of Southern California, and serves on the Board 

of Overseers for the Keck School of Medicine and the USC Hospital. She is a member of the Councilors of 

the Fine Arts School where she and her husband established the Helene & Louis Galen Ceramic Studio, and 

the Helene Galen Intermedia Lab. The Galen’s were the major contributors to enable the building of USC’s 

Galen Center, a Basketball Arena that opened in 2006. She is currently on the Board of Trustees of the Palm 

Springs Art Museum, the McCallum Theater, the International Film Festival and is now taking the helm of the 

Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center Board, as its president. Helene participated in its founding 26 years ago. 

Helene Galen has two daughters and three grandchildren.

ARbARA 

KELLER 


At the North Shore Community Arts Center in Great Neck, NY, Barbara Keller produced and directed plays, 

and served as trustee. By day, she ran a Manhattan film industry script supervisors labor union; by night, she 

taught playwriting and drama. Published writings include Film, Tape and TV: Where Do I Fit In? and Orgasmic 

Days In The South Of France, a guide to the Cote d’Azur, where Barbara and her husband, Jerry, owned a 

home for 18 years. 

At the Palm Springs Art Museum, Barbara is a Trustee and co-Executive Vice Chair with Harold Matzner. 

She is past president of the Museum Associates Council, chaired the Council’s committee, and chaired key 

fundraising events. Barbara has been a JFS trustee and an Honorary Chair of her gifted friend Michael 

Childers’ event, One Night Only, since 2008. She is the Anti-Defamation League’s Campaign Chair and on the 

Advisory Board of The Sunshine Circle, which pairs local Holocaust Survivors with teenagers. Barbara serves 

on the Board of Desert AIDS Project, for which she has co-chaired the Steve Chase Honorary Awards Gala four 

times with Jim Casey and is at work on 2013. She co-chairs Dinner At My Place with Steve Kaufer. 

Barbara and her husband, Jerry, a magazine publisher for 55 years, own Acqua Pazza California Bistro in 

Rancho Mirage and LULU, a Palm Springs bistro. Using Acqua Pazza and LULU to help charities is one of the 

greatest joys of ownership. Barbara and Jerry received the 2011 Rancho Mirage Distinguished Citizens of 

the Year Award. Barbara received the 2010 Association of Fundraising Professionals’ Outstanding Volunteer 

Award. In 2011, Barbara received the Cabot’s Pueblo Museum’s Portia Yerxa Philanthropy and Cultural 

Heritage Award, the JFS Vi Felix Award for Outstanding Service, and the Athena Award in Palm Springs. In 

2012, she was honored with the Palm Springs Women in Film and Television’s Jackie Lee Houston Broken 

Glass Philanthropy Award and with a star on the Palm Springs Walk of Fame.

HARoLD 

MAtznER 


Entrepreneur, humanitarian, and philanthropist, Harold Matzner, has made his home in the desert for 

more than 30 years. The owner of Palm Spring’s popular Spencer’s Restaurant and CEO of a NY/NJ based 

branding, advertising and marketing company, Mr. Matzner is credited with revitalizing the Palm Springs 

International Film Festival and founding the successful business concept of targeted “shared mail”. He also 

rescued and revived the world-famous Palm Springs Tennis Club and turned its lunchroom into Spencer’s, one 

of the City’s hottest see-and-be-seen restaurants. Spencer’s is named after his beloved 110-pound Siberian 

Husky. Mr. Matzner is First Vice Chair of the Board of the McCallum Theatre and is Executive Vice Chair of 

the Palm Springs Art Museum, and has returned as Chairman of the Film Festival succeeding the late Earl 

Greenburg. 

Mr. Matzner has received many awards from the charities that he supports. He has been honored as “Angel 

of the Year” by Angel View Children’s Foundation and was also Desert Samaritan’s “Samaritan of the Year”. 

Mr. Matzner has been a benefactor to many other non-profits, both here and on the East coast. Among those 

local charities benefiting from his philanthropic efforts are the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center, Shelter from 

the Storm, AIDS Assistance Program, Desert Cancer Society, ACT for MS, Eisenhower Medical Center, Desert 

AIDS Project, Stroke Recovery Center, Temple Isaiah, Mizell Senior Center, Well in the Desert, FIND Food 

and Pegasus. Mr. Matzner’s star is located at the foot of his friend Sonny Bono’s statue in the heart of Palm 

Springs.



EVENT CO-CHAIR 


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BarBara Fromm 

PRESENTING SPONSOR 

Barbara Fromm has been the Event Co-Chair of Michael Childers’ production of One Night Only since 2008. 

Barbara and her husband of 55 years, Bernie, split their time between the communities of Palm Desert and 

Reading, Pennsylvania. Among the many things they share are a commitment and passion for philanthropy. 

Here in the desert, Barbara’s many charitable endeavors include serving on the Board of Directors of Jewish 

Family Service of the Desert, where she serves on the Executive Committee, co-chairs the annual Patron Party, 

and previously served as Vice President. She is actively involved with numerous fundraising activities with the 

Palm Springs Art Museum. In Pennsylvania, Barbara has served on the Women’s Board of the Reading Hospital 

and Medical Center, the Executive Board of the Jewish Federation of Reading, and the Board of Berks Women 

In Crisis, an organization committed to confronting domestic abuse issues. Her work with the Reading Hospital 

culminated in earning the position of Chair of the annual Garden Party for two successive years. The two day 

event hosts more than 2,000 guests and is one of the most prestigious events in the county. 

Barbara feels privileged to have worked with the brilliant and talented Michael Childers for the past five years. 

She is also grateful for the opportunity to work closely with her friends and co-chairs Sherry Schor, Annette 

Bloch, Helene Galen, Barbara Keller, and Harold Matzner in support of the critical work of Jewish Family 

Service of the Desert. Barbara and Bernie have instilled their charitable ethics to their three children and six 

grandchildren, who continue the family tradition of giving back to the communities in which they live. Barbara 

holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in American History and Education from Albright College.





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PRESENTING SPONSOR

CO-PRODUCER 

kitty Goff 

CO-PRODUCER 

Jamie Holian 

EVENT MANAgER 

elaine Goodman 

ASSISTANT STAgE MANAgER 

Jessica amezcua 

ASSISTANT STAgE MANAgER 

morgan Zupanski 

PUblIC RElATIONS 

kimberly Nichols 

PRODUCTION CREDITS* 

ProDuCer 

miCHaeL CHiLDerS 

DireCtor 

CaLviN remSBerG 

muSiC DireCtioN 

JoHN mCDaNieL 

STAgE MANAgER 

Ronn goswick 

CHoreoGraPHer 

mark eSPoSito 

eXeCutive ProDuCer 

keN katZ 

gRAPHIC DESIgN 

mari abril 

PHOTOgRAPHY 

Lani Garfield 

ADMINISTRATIVE MANAgER 

amber m c Guire 

TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR 

mark richard 

TRANSPORTATION MANAgER 

Dominique Wulfekuhle 

SPECIAl EffECTS 

artistry in motion 

MUSIC COORDINATOR 

Wayne Abravanel 

gIfT bAgS 

tom truhe 

Doug Donenfeld 

Sid Craig 

HAIR & MAkE UP 

courtesy of J. Russell Salon 

Jaime Lyn 

Scott Beaty 

vince Cappa 

Joy Fields 

Lynnette Poole 

James rodriguez 

Chip tuvman* 

*Exclusive use of MAC cosmetics

CALvIn 

REMSbERG DIRECTOR 

Calvin Remsberg is an acclaimed director, actor, singer and vocal coach. He has directed many works for 

the stage, including The Adding Machine, The Way Of The World, Invitation To A March, A Clearing In The 

Woods, The Medium (with Glenn Close), The Crucible, A Member Of The Wedding, and the musicals Gypsy, 

Brigadoon, Once Upon A Mattress, and The Mikado. 

He directed the acclaimed 20th Anniversary production of Sweeney Todd at the Ahmanson Theater, starring 

Kelsey Grammer, Christine Baranski, and Neil Patrick Harris. He directed Educating Rita, Chapter Two, and 

Dracula (Hermosa Beach Playhouse), Triumph Of Love (Falcon Theater), and The Sound Of Music (Cabrillo 

Music Theater). Recently, he has directed the Los Angeles premieres of The Last Five Years, Parade, Street 

Scene, Drood, Aspects Of Love, and The Most Happy Fella. In 2009, he made his Lincoln Center debut 

directing Night And Day: The Words And Music Of Cole Porter starring Victoria Clark and David Hyde Pierce. 

He directed and co-produced the critically lauded American premiere of F*cking Men (Celebration Theatre). 

In a particularly busy last year, Calvin directed Sweeney Todd for Musical Theater West, Hello Dolly! for 3-D 

Theatricals, Into The Woods for Lucid by Proxy, and co-produced and directed the Los Angeles premiere of 

Glory Days. 

As a performer his stage credits include The Phantom Of The Opera, Sweeney Todd, Cats, Man of La Mancha, 

Oliver, and The Pirates Of Penzance, among others. His television credits include The Young And The Restless, 

Nurses, Sunday Dinner, Unhappily Ever After, General Hospital, Tracey Takes On..., Cheers, Frasier, and The 

X-Files, among others. Film credits include A River Made To Drown In, Pretty Woman, and Twilight Of The 

Golds, and the Oscar winning Shrek. In addition to all of this he maintains an active studio in private voice 

in Van Nuys, California, having Tony, Emmy, and Oscar winners among his students, including American Idol 

finalist Adam Lambert.

JoHn 

M C DAnIEL 

MUSIC DIRECTOR 

Ron Abel is a multi-award winning composer, producer, arranger, orchestrator, conductor and musical director 

whose client list ranges from pop diva Taylor Dayne to opera diva and Kennedy Center Honoree, Jessye 

Norman. He can currently be seen on the new Fran Drescher TV Land television series, Happily Divorced 

playing himself. He recently produced and arranged albums for Deborah Gibson, Valarie Pettiford and 

Lucie Arnaz. In honor of the 50th Anniversary of West Side Story, Ron was commissioned to arrange and 

orchestrate a new symphonic composition of the score. It will premiere with the acclaimed Pasadena Pops 

Orchestra featuring both Ron as pianist, and drummer Richie Ramone of the Ramones as soloists. 

Ron was recently honored and named among the Great American Composers celebrated at the July 4th Rose 

Bowl Spectacular in Pasadena, California, where his song Until Now was the featured concert selection. Ron 

is currently composing the scores for two new Broadway-bound stage musicals with his long-time writing 

partner, Chuck Steffan. The first, Hazel, is the story of America’s most beloved maid, who first appeared 

in the pages of The Saturday Evening Post and on the Emmy-Award winning television comedy series. 

The other new musical by Abel and Steffan, Proudly Presenting Laurette, is planned for a reading this fall 

in New York and stars Tony-nominee Valarie Pettiford. The scope of Ron’s work includes film, television, 

Broadway, recording, live concerts, and special events. His film and television work includes Musical Direction 

and Original Music for the Emmy-Award winning I Love Lucy 50th Anniversary Special. He has composed, 

arranged, conducted and orchestrated for performers such as Michelle Pfeiffer, Kim Bassinger, Liza Minnelli, 

Marvin Hamlisch, and Bette Midler. Ron also served as music director, arranger and conductor for the gala 

opening ceremonies of the Ford Field, sponsored by Ford Motor Company, and starring Gladys Knight.

SPECIAL THANKS 

Jewish family Service of the Desert 

would like to thank some very special people who 

helped make this evening possible 

Annette bloch, Helene galen, barbara keller, Harold Matzner, 

barbara fromm & Sherry Schor 

for their dedication, wisdom and leadership 

All of the amazing performers 

who are donating their time and talents this evening 

All of our generous sponsors, supporters, donors and advertisers 

David lee & Mark Nichols 

for hosting a memorable cast party 

All of the many volunteers 

who worked tirelessly for the success of the event 

Ted giatas, Mitch gershenfeld, 

and their wonderful crew at the McCallum Theatre for the Performing Arts 

bob blackford 

J. Scott Driscoll 

Rod Hagan 

Therese Hayes 

Theresa Jewett 

Jerry keller 

The staff at Acqua Pazza California bistro 

Joey lizotte & 

Artisan Events 

J. Russell Salon 

Sophia Perrone 

Willie Rhine 

Mario Rios 

Arlene Rosenthal 

Julie Rosser 

bob Reinhagen 

Reva Solomon 

and Tim Hanlon

Bill Atherton 

Lucille Ball was pregnant with Lucie when she made 

the pilot for I Love Lucy. Lucie’s first TV appearance 

was in the final half-hour episode of I Love Lucy. She 

played her mother’s daughter, Kim Carter, on Here’s 

Lucy eleven years later. Lucie’s successful career 

includes nightclub performances, television movies 

and series. Her television work includes Who Is The 

Black Dahlia?, Death Scream, The Mating Game, Who 

Gets the Friends, and two primetime series, The Lucie 

Arnaz Show and Sons and Daughters. On stage, she’s 

appeared in Cabaret, They’re Playing Our Song, and 

Seesaw. 

Lucie has performed her own cabaret act in Atlantic 

City and Las Vegas. After the 1989 death of their 

mother, Lucie and her brother, Desi Jr., formed Desilu 

Too, a company created to manage the properties 

and legacy of their parents. Lucie and her husband, 

actor Laurence Luckinbill, own Arluck Entertainment. 

They are the executive producers of Lucy and Desi: 

A Home Movie, which featured a behind the scenes 

look at Lucy and Desi and won an Emmy for Best 

Kaye Ballard 

Bradley Baker’s talents are enjoyed by a wide 

reaching audience. His theatrical performances include 

roles in Cats, Big River, Camelot, Grease, Paint Me 

Black, Phantom of the Opera, and Dream Girls. 

Bradley has travelled extensively, performing in more 

than 25 countries. He has been heard in numerous 

opera houses and concert halls. His opera roles 

include Essau in Israel, Manuel in Costaso, and Un 

Ballo in Maschera with the Los Angeles Music Center 

Opera. He performed in Dream Girls, Night Visitors 

and Porgy and Bess with the Honolulu and San Diego 

Symphonies. 

Bradley had leading roles in The Glory of Christmas 

and The Glory of Easter at the Crystal Cathedral 

in Orange County. He attended the University of 

Southern California and the American Center for 

Musical Theater. In college, he performed in La 

Clemenza di Tito and Oedipus Rex for the Opera 

Department. Bradley can be heard as a soloist on the 

Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s CD, An American Heritage 

of Spirituals, available on BWE Classic Recordings. 

Bradley’s solo CD’s include Not A Word, Christmaspirit 

and In This Field. They are available at www.

James Barbour 

Brent Barrett is an internationallyrenowned 

American tenor whose 

performances have spanned American 

theatre, musicals, symphonies, orchestras, 

opera houses, concert halls, television, 

and national and international tours. He 

studied musical theatre and earned his 

degree from Carnegie Mellon University 

in Pittsburgh. His professional career 

began while still in school performing 

with the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera in 

Half a Sixpence, Camelot, Cabaret and 

Funny Girl. He went on to New York, 

appearing in numerous Broadway and off- 

Broadway productions including Portrait 

of Jennie, South Pacific, Phantom of the 

Opera, SILENCE! The Musical, Time of the 

Cuckoo, Grand Hotel, Annie Get Your Gun, 

Brigadoon, and Chicago (National Tour), for 

which he won a Los Angeles Drama Critics 

Circle Award. 

Brent received a Laurence Olivier Award 

nomination for his role as Fred Graham 

in Kiss Me, Kate. Brent had a reoccurring 

role on All My Children and his film 

credits include Longtime Companion 

and The Producers. He performed on 

the cast album of Grand Hotel and the 

live broadcast recording for PBS’s Great 

Performances. 

John Barrowman 

Internationally-successful soprano Angel 

Blue has a voice that is recognized for its 

shining and agile upper register, a “smoky” 

middle register, and beautiful timbre. 

Angel was recently honored to be part of 

the 17th Annual Verbier Festival in Verbier, 

Switzerland. In the 2008-2009 season, she 

made her debut with the San Francisco 

Opera Company as Clara in Porgy and Bess. 

She is a member of the Domingo-Thornton 

Young Artists of Los Angeles Opera and 

the Artistas de la Academia Placido 

Domingo del Palau de les Arts – an opera 

training program led by Rossini specialist 

Maestro Alberto Zedda in Valencia, Spain. 

She has performed in Korea, Italy, Spain, 

Hungary and Austria. 

Angel holds a Masters of Music degree 

in Opera Performance from UCLA and a 

Bachelors of Music from the University of 

Redlands, CA. In addition to singing, she 

is a former model and beauty queen. Her 

titles include Miss Hollywood 2005, Miss 

Southern California 2006, and 1st runner 

up to both Miss California 2006 and Miss 

Nevada 2007.

Ann Hampton Callaway Liz Callaway 

Ann Hampton Callaway is an accomplished singer, 

pianist, lyricist, arranger, actress, educator, TV host 

and producer. Her multi-faceted career has won her 

the Theater World Award and the Tony nomination 

for her starring Broadway role in Swing. She gained 

international exposure for writing and singing the 

theme from Fran Drescher’s hit TV series The Nanny. 

Ann’s musical successes include writing more than 

250 songs including Barbara Streisand’s Platinum 

Award winning hits, At the Same Time and I’ve 

Dreamed of You. She was featured in Queen Latifah’s, 

Last Holiday and she made her Hollywood screen 

debut in Robert DeNiro’s spy thriller, The Good 

Shepherd, singing Come Rain or Come Shine. 

She has recorded 12 solo CD’s, including her latest 

celebrated release, At Last, and she is a guest artist 

on over 40 CD’s. She performs the critically-acclaimed 

acts Sibling Revelry and Boom with Broadway star 

and sister Liz Callaway. Ann also devotes herself to 

philanthropic work, writing and performing to benefit 

many cherished causes. For more information, visit 

www.annhamptoncallaway.com 

Ann Hampton Callaway is an accomplished singer, 

pianist, lyricist, arranger, actress, educator, TV host 

and producer. Her multi-faceted career has won her 

the Theater World Award and the Tony nomination 

for her starring Broadway role in Swing. She gained 

international exposure for writing and singing the 

theme from Fran Drescher’s hit TV series The Nanny. 

Ann’s musical successes include writing more than 

250 songs including Barbara Streisand’s Platinum 

Award winning hits, At the Same Time and I’ve 

Dreamed of You. She was featured in Queen Latifah’s, 

Last Holiday and she made her Hollywood screen 

debut in Robert DeNiro’s spy thriller, The Good 

Shepherd, singing Come Rain or Come Shine. 

She has recorded 12 solo CD’s, including her latest 

celebrated release, At Last, and she is a guest artist 

on over 40 CD’s. She performs the critically-acclaimed 

acts Sibling Revelry and Boom with Broadway star 

and sister Liz Callaway. Ann also devotes herself to 

philanthropic work, writing and performing to benefit 

many cherished causes. For more information, visit 

www.annhamptoncallaway.com

Spencer Day 

Melissa Hurley Cassidy is an accomplished dancer 

and actress. She recently finished her second episode 

choreographing musical numbers on Tim Allen’s hit 

show Last Man Standing. Her most recent National 

Equity tour was Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor 

Dreamcoat. She has also toured with Cher’s Love 

Hurts tour and with David Bowie’s Glass Spider world 

tour as principal dancer. 

Melissa was the featured tango dancer in the musical 

film Rent. She has appeared in numerous films and 

television episodes. She appeared in the Bob Hope 

90th Birthday Special, the 69 th and 72 nd Annual 

Academy Awards, Grammy Awards, Country Music 

Awards, and MTV Movie Awards. Melissa appeared 

with Steve Martin on the Tonight Show in the now 

famous comedy skit “The Great Flydini”. She was 

a soloist with the Los Angeles Chamber Ballet. She 

currently teaches and choreographs at California 

Dance Theatre in Agoura Hills, California where she 

Tony DeSare 

What’s in a name? Patrick Cassidy’s one man show 

Just Act Normal is an autobiographical look at what 

it was like growing up in a family where everyone 

around the dinner table was in show business. He 

recreates the role his father, Jack Cassidy, originated 

in 1966 in the Dallas Theater Center’s Production of 

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Superman. Patrick’s career 

includes performances in Annie Get Your Gun, 42nd 

Street, Pirates of Penzance, Leader of the Pack, and 

Aida (winning the 2002 National Broadway Theater 

Award for Best Actor in a Touring Musical). 

In Los Angeles, Patrick has appeared in I Love My 

Wife, Threepenny Opera for Reprise (Garland Award 

for Best Actor in a Musical), Company, Love Letters 

and Assassins. His additional theatre credits include 

starring in The Music Man at Kennedy Center, 

Carousel, Little Shop of Horrors, and Camelot. On 

television, he has appeared in Law and Order SVU, 

Castle, Perception, Crossing Jordan, Without a Trace, 

According to Jim, CSI Miami and ER.

Barrett Foa 

Loretta Devine is one of the busiest and most sought 

after actresses in film and television. She first captured 

national attention as Lorell in the Broadway musical 

Dreamgirls, Big Deal, Colored Museum and Lady Day at 

Emerson Bar and Grill. Her memorable and poignant 

roles opposite Whitney Houston in Waiting to Exhale 

and Penny Marshall’s The Preacher’s Wife won her 

NAACP Image Awards for Best Supporting Actress. 

Loretta also received an IFP Spirit Award nomination 

for Best Actress in Woman Thou Art Loosed. She has 

appeared in numerous additional films, including the 

Academy Award winning Crash, Dreamgirls, For Colored 

Girls, Urban Legend, I Am Sam, Sticky Fingers, Amos 

and Andrew, The Breaks and What Women Want. She 

voiced Delta, the chocolate brown toy poodle, in Beverly 

Hills Chihuahua. 

Last year, Loretta was recognized with an Emmy Award 

for her role as Adele in Grey’s Anatomy. She has also 

won three NAACP Image Awards for her role in Boston 

Public, and has been nominated for many additional 

awards. Her additional television credits include State 

of Georgia, Eli Stone, Boston Legal, Everybody Hates 

Chris, A Different World, Wild Card and the voice of 

Muriel Stubbs on the animated series, The PJ’s, among 

numerous others. 

Loretta Devine 

Loretta Devine is one of the busiest and most sought 

after actresses in film and television. She first captured 

national attention as Lorell in the Broadway musical 

Dreamgirls, Big Deal, Colored Museum and Lady Day at 

Emerson Bar and Grill. Her memorable and poignant 

roles opposite Whitney Houston in Waiting to Exhale 

and Penny Marshall’s The Preacher’s Wife won her 

NAACP Image Awards for Best Supporting Actress. 

Loretta also received an IFP Spirit Award nomination 

for Best Actress in Woman Thou Art Loosed. She has 

appeared in numerous additional films, including the 

Academy Award winning Crash, Dreamgirls, For Colored 

Girls, Urban Legend, I Am Sam, Sticky Fingers, Amos 

and Andrew, The Breaks and What Women Want. She 

voiced Delta, the chocolate brown toy poodle, in Beverly 

Hills Chihuahua. 

Last year, Loretta was recognized with an Emmy Award 

for her role as Adele in Grey’s Anatomy. She has also 

won three NAACP Image Awards for her role in Boston 

Public, and has been nominated for many additional 

awards. Her additional television credits include State 

of Georgia, Eli Stone, Boston Legal, Everybody Hates 

Chris, A Different World, Wild Card and the voice of 

Muriel Stubbs on the animated series, The PJ’s, among 

numerous others.

Nmon Ford Peter Gallagher 

Brandon Victor Dixon has appeared on Broadway 

in The Color Purple, Harpo (Tony Nomination), City 

Center Encores!, Cotton Club Parade, House of 

Flowers, Royal, and The Lion King (as Cheetah in 

the National Tour and Adult Simba in the original). 

His Off Broadway roles include The Scottsboro Boys 

(Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, Drama League, Outer 

Critics Circle, and AUDELCO award nominations), Rent, 

and Tom Collins. Additional theatre credits include 

Ray Charles Live!, Ray Charles (Ovation Nomination), 

and Columbia University’s 107 th Annual Varsity Show. 

On television, he has been seen in Quincy Jones’ 

America’s Millennium, One Life To Live, Law & Order: 

Criminal Intent and The Good Wife. 

Brandon’s many awards include: Columbia University’s 

I.A.L. Diamond Award for Achievement in the Arts, 

National Foundation for the Advancement of the Arts 

First Level Award, British Academy of Dramatic Acting 

Scholarship and Presidential Scholar Semi-Finalist. 

Brandon, a Columbia University graduate, thanks 

family, friends, Jack Waddell, Abrams Artists, and 

Noble Talent Management for their continuous support 

and belief in him. For more information, visit www. 

BrandonVictorDixon.com.

Danny Gurwin 

Rogelio Douglas, Jr. was an original Broadway 

cast member of In The Heights, which won a Tony 

Award for Best Musical and a Grammy Award for 

the soundtrack. He opened in the national tour as 

Benny. He was last seen on Broadway in the role of 

Sebastian the Crab in Disney’s The Little Mermaid. 

Off-Broadway, he has appeared in the musical Celia: 

The Life and Music of Celia Cruz, the 25 th Anniversary 

of Dreamgirls with Jennifer Holliday, Five Guys Named 

Moe (Alliance Theater), and the For The Record Live 

series at Show At Barre. 

Rogelio has appeared as a lead tap dancer in 

Riverdance: The Show on Broadway and in national 

and international tours, as well as the film Riverdance: 

Live from Geneva. His television credits include Parks 

& Recreation, Operation Ann, and Holiday Love. 

Rogelio is described as “delightful and energetic!” 

by Broadwayworld.com and a performer who “sings 

sweetly and moves with ballroom elegance” by 

The Hollywood Reporter. Rogelio thanks Powerline 

Entertainment, KSR, Innovative, Knock Music Group, 

Printz Board, Mom, Dad, Megan and family for their 

continued support. For more information, visit www. 

RogelioDouglasJr.com 

Sam Harris 

Jason Graae has appeared on Broadway in A Grand 

Night for Singing, Falsettos, Stardust, Snoopy! and 

Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? 

Off-Broadway roles have included Hello Muddah, Hello 

Faddah (Drama Desk Nomination), Forever Plaid, 

Olympus On My Mind, All in the Timing, Ragtime, 

Forbidden Hollywood and Forbidden Broadway 

(Ovation Award). He made his Metropolitan Opera 

House Debut in Twyla Tharp’s Everlast. His one man 

show won the New York Nightlife Award and four 

Bistros. He won the 2008 Los Angeles Drama Critics 

Circle Award for Outstanding Achievement in Musical 

Theatre. In Los Angeles, he has appeared in Ragtime, 

Forbidden Broadway (Ovation Award) and Gigi. His 

Hollywood Bowl appearances have included The Music 

Man and Guys and Dolls. 

Jason’s television credits include Six Feet Under, 

Rude Awakening, Friends, Frasier, Caroline in the 

City, and Words and Music. His film credits include 

The Awakening of Spring, Home on the Range, and 

Geppetto. For five years, Jason was the voice of 

Lucky the Leprechaun for Lucky Charms Cereal. Jason 

has performed on over 40 CDs. His third solo CD, 

Perfect Harmony-Jason Graae sings Jerry Herman, will 

be released soon.

Shana Blake Hill Michele Lee 

Michele Lee is known for her Emmy nominated role 

as Karen Mackenzie in the CBS series Knots Landing, 

the fifth-longest running prime time dramatic series 

in American television history. Her career spans 

Broadway, television and music. Discovered at age 17 

by Broadway producer David Merrick, she achieved 

national recognition in How To Succeed In Business 

Without Really Trying, which she later repeated on 

screen. Her performance on Broadway in Seesaw won 

her a Tony nomination and the Drama Desk and the 

Outer Critics Award for Best Actress. 

In 1996, Lee became the first woman to produce, 

direct, write and star in a motion picture for 

television, Color Me Perfect for the Lifetime Network. 

In 2002, she received a Tony nomination for her long 

run in The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife. Most recently, 

Michele was seen in Universal Studio’s Along Came 

Polly. Stephen Holden of the New York Times says, 

“Once she’s on the stage, it isn’t enough to seduce 

or enlighten; the only goal worth pursuing is total 

conquest.” Michele’s star is on the Hollywood Walk 

of Fame.

Sal Mistretta 

Michele Lee is known for her Emmy nominated role 

as Karen Mackenzie in the CBS series Knots Landing, 

the fifth-longest running prime time dramatic series 

in American television history. Her career spans 

Broadway, television and music. Discovered at age 17 

by Broadway producer David Merrick, she achieved 

national recognition in How To Succeed In Business 

Without Really Trying, which she later repeated on 

screen. Her performance on Broadway in Seesaw won 

her a Tony nomination and the Drama Desk and the 

Outer Critics Award for Best Actress. 

In 1996, Lee became the first woman to produce, 

direct, write and star in a motion picture for 

television, Color Me Perfect for the Lifetime Network. 

In 2002, she received a Tony nomination for her long 

run in The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife. Most recently, 

Michele was seen in Universal Studio’s Along Came 

Polly. Stephen Holden of the New York Times says, 

“Once she’s on the stage, it isn’t enough to seduce 

or enlighten; the only goal worth pursuing is total 

conquest.” Michele’s star is on the Hollywood Walk 

of Fame. 

Pamela Myers 

Vicki Lewis’ voice and face appear to be omnipresent. 

With an extensive list of credits too numerous 

to mention, she continues to win awards and 

nominations. Lewis starred in Chicago, Damn Yankees, 

An Evening with the Pops at Carnegie Hall, and Pal 

Joey. She received an Ovation Award for her Hotel 

C’est L’amoure and was nominated for an Ovation 

Award in How to Succeed in Business without Really 

Trying. She has appeared in I Love My Wife, My 

One and Only, City of Angels, and Carol Burnett in 

Conversation. 

Her film appearance include The Ugly Truth, Den 

Brother, Always a Bride, Last Day of Summer, 

California Dreamin, I’ll Do Anything, and Mousehunt. 

Vicki currently stars as Dr. Sonya on How I Met Your 

Mother, and has had reoccurring roles on Curb Your 

Enthusiasm, The Middle, Bones, Dirt, Grey’s Anatomy, 

Til Death, Caroline in the City, Norm, Murphy Brown, 

Seinfeld and Home Improvement. Her voice can be 

heard in Finding Nemo, Alpha and Omega, Wonder 

Woman, Doctor Doolittle, Scooby Doo, Rugrats, and 

An Extremely Goofy Movie. Her debut album, East of 

Midnight, is available on iTunes. For more information 

visit www.vickilewis.com.

Naturi Naughton 

Valerie PerriProvart

Kelli Provart 

Linda Purl 

Gary Shaw’s strong vocal presence returns once again 

to the One Night Only stage for his 5 th consecutive 

year as our foremost Announcer. His theatrical credits 

include such shows as Man of La Mancha, Our Town, 

The Elephant Man, Fiddler on the Roof, Oklahoma! 

and Dracula, but it is his “signature sound” that 

continues to garner him the most attention from 

the world of voice-over. Gary is currently at work 

developing his commercial demo, but it is promos and 

movie trailers that he most hopes to master. Gary 

has previously announced for the BAFTA Awards and 

locally hosted the Desert Star Awards. He’s also a 

contributing news broadcaster for KPFK 90.7 FM, Los 

Angeles. 

Whether it’s voice-over, stage acting or singing, Gary 

continues to study “the techniques” in workshops 

venturing a new foot forward into films, having 

starred in several thesis projects for L.A. Film School.

Gary Shaw 

Von Smith 

Von Smith has garnered a legion of fans and 

performed on some of the most celebrated stages in 

the U.S. He was first introduced to the world when 

his version of And I Am Telling You (I’m Not Going), 

became a sensation on YouTube. Von’s biggest early 

success was Season 8 as one of the top 17 finalists 

on American Idol! 

Von received a personal invitation by Rosie O’Donnell 

to appear on ABC’s The View, as well as on BET’s 

106 th and Park, VH1’s Best Week Ever, and E’s The 

Soup. Whether in front of a symphony conducted by 

Marvin Hamlisch, or rocking it out on tour with Idol 

buddies, Von is proud to call the stage his home. 

Currently, he is working on his first EP to be released 

this year.

Donna Theodore 

The multi-talented Freda Payne is best known for her 

singing career, yet she has also performed in musicals, 

acted in movies, and hosted her own television talk 

show. Freda’s musical career blossomed when she 

began singing radio commercial jingles, which brought 

the young vocalist to the attention of several music 

industry heavyweights. In the 1960’s, she established 

herself as a noted jazz vocalist, touring the country 

with both Quincy Jones and Bill Cosby and issuing 

jazz/big band-based albums, including After the Lights 

Go Down Low and Much More!. 

With her album Band of Gold, she scored her 

breakthrough hit single, the album’s title track, which 

peaked at number three in the U.S. and topped the 

chart in the U.K. in 1970. Other noteworthy albums 

in her illustrious discography include Contact, Stares 

and Whispers, Reaching Out, Supernatural High, 

Payne and Pleasure, Out of Payne Comes Love, and 

Red Hot. Her film credits include Private Obsession, 

Springs, Ragdoll and Eddie Murphy’s Nutty Professor 

II: The Klumps, as well as the TV movie Fire and Ice. 

She hosted her own talk show, Today’s Black Woman. 

VOLUNTEERS* 

Clark bason 

Jeffrey bernstein 

bobbi Cain 

Oscar Chamudes 

Jessie Decker 

Doug Donenfeld 

bernie fromm 

Jim gazan 

Dan gerischer 

Christopher greene 

Eddie gustafson 

kerry Hendrix 

kay kleinman 

kerry Millerick 

Vikki Schultz 

Claudia Simmons 

Dina Sterr 

bill Sweeney 

Tom Truhe 

Doris Wahl 

Tad Webster 

Nita Wiesenthal 

*We regret any omissions of volunteers due to press timeline but 

greatly appreciate every volunteer's contribution.

I want to thank 

Jewish Family Service 

of the Desert for 

all the wonderful work 

they do for those in need. 

Annette Bloch

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF THE DESERT 

IS SIMPLY ONE OF THE MOST CARING, 

COMMITTED, AND ACCOMPLISHED 

AGENCIES IN OUR DESERT. 

CONGRATULATIONS 

ON YOUR PAST SUCCESSES AND 

BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE. 

IN THESE DIFFICULT TIMES, 

SO MANY TURN TO YOU FOR HELP, AND 

IT IS GOOD TO KNOW THAT YOU 

ARE THERE FOR THEM. 

MICHAEL CHILDERS, 

YOU ARE OUR HERO! 

HELENE GALEN 

& JAMIE KABLER

Barbara and Jerry Keller applaud 

Jewish Family Service of the Desert 

for providing essential help to 

countless desert neighbors 

in need of vital assistance. 

A standing ovation to Michael, 

Annette, Helene, Harold, Barbara, 

Sherry, Ken, Mari, 

the cast and crew of ONO and to every 

ticket holder here tonight!

"Break a Leg" 

to Michael Childers 

and his stars for 

another unforgettable 

One Night Only. 

Also a big thank you 

for past and present 

chair persons and 

their support teams. 

Mel & Dorothy Lefkowitz

Congratulations to 


for all the meaningful work 

you do to support 

our community. 

A special thanks to 

Michael Childers 

for all his generous efforts! 

Donna MacMillan 

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For a life-changing experience 

School Groups 

Exhibits 

Adult Programs 

Movies 

Lectures 

Live Theater 

Book Club 

Author Readings 

Lending Library 

Media Center 

...and much, much more 

The highest result of education is tolerance. 

Helen Keller 

35-147 Landy Lane ● Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 

760.328-825 ● www.toleranceeducationcenter.org

Denise Roberge

Our thanks to Michael 

and 


for all the good you do 

in our community. 

The Jerome Angel Family

We are proud 

to be one of many 


supporters 

Becky & Jack Benaroya

CONTINUED 

SUCCESS WITH 

HELPING SO 

MANY 

THAT ARE LESS 

FORTUNATE 

Gordon & Leslie Diamond 

VANCOUVER B.C. AND PALM DESERT

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Don Levy and 

the board of JFS 

on their fine work. 

Best wishes 

for continued success. 

Joyce & Henry Freund 

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We are Proud 

to Support the 

Important Work 

which Jewish 

Family Service 

of the Desert 

does in our 

Community. 

Dr. Terri Ketover & Dr. Bart Ketover

Thanks to Mi Michael icchael 

Childers 

for mma 

making aking 

One Night Only 

an unforgettable evening! 

~ 

JoAnn McGrath 

proudly supports the 

JFS 

JEWISH FAMILY FAAMILLY 

SERVICE 

OF TH THE HE DESERT DDESERT

Elaine & Jerry Morgan

Thank you 

Jewish Family 

service oF the Desert 

for all that you do 

to help those in need 

in our community 

Myra & Maurice 

PaPerny

We are 

very proud 

to help support 

Jewish Family Service. 

Linda & Manny 

RideR

Union Bank is proud to support 


for all they do for the community 

and the evening of 

One Night Only.

Nina & Robert Wernick

Congratulations 

to Michael Childers for 

another brilliant production 

of One Night Only. 

Many thanks to Annette, 

Helene, Harold, Barbara, 

Sherry, and Barbara for 

the tremendous success of 

this event on behalf of 


of the Desert. 

Lynn & Bob Zimmer

Thank you 


for everything 

you do 

Tim & Barbara Arnstein



of the Desert for 

anotheR successful 

One Night Only 

and for all the 

good work you do. 

t 

Nancy & Dennis Ditlove

Barbara & Bernie Fromm 

congratulate 


service oF the Desert 

For all that they Do to 

enrich our community. 

Special kudos to Michael Childers 

for a fabulous evening.

We salute 

the wonderful 

work of 


Service of 

the Desert. 

Diane & Hal Gershowitz

My sincere thanks to 


whose tireless work puts 

together a wonderful show 

each year. Without his 

dedication, JFS would lack the 

funds so needed to provide 

the services for 

those in need. 

Shelli Goodman

Rachel & Ed Gubman

Lita HeLLer 

is pLeased to support 

tHe work of 

JewisH famiLy service 

of tHe desert.



of the Desert for all 

that you do to enrich 

our community. 

Anne Holland & Greg Meidel

David Kaplan & Glenn Ostergaard

Sally & Mort Kirshner

Pearl & Mark Levey

Cookie & Mike Miller

CHeerS 

tO 

ONe 

NigHt 

ONly! 

Cindy & Moe 

Muscatel

Muriel Myerson 

is pleased to support 

the work of 


of the Desert.

To Michael 

and all those 

who help to make 

this event the 

success it is. 

Cydney & Bill

We appreciate 

all that you 

do and are so 

glad We are 

able to help! 

ann ellen & bob rosen

God Bless 


for all of the great work 

you do for our community. 

Herman & Faye Sarkowsky


Michael Childers and 

the dedicated team 

that has produced this 

wonderful event 

in support of 


of the Desert. 

Phyllis & Gary Schahet

Linda Shirvanian

Helen & Jerry Stern

In appreciation of the 


staff for providing 

devoted care and comfort 

to the people in our 

desert community. 

Ira & Sheila Stone

Michael, 

thanks 

for everything you do. 

you are siMply 

the best. 

david&kiM 

tahernia

Thank you 

for all that 

you do to 

help those 

in need. 

The Tamkin Family

Pearl & Mark Levey 

Majorie Victor

Judi & Peter Wasserman

A Letter from the Producer 

We have finally brought the fabulous 

Gershwin’s – the genius of George and 

Ira – to the McCallum Theatre for One 

Night Only. This has been a dream of mine 

for several years, to bring together their 

great Hollywood and Broadway songs, along with their greatest 

achievement, Porgy and Bess. 

Working with our director, Calvin Remsberg, and our musical director, 

Ron Abel has been a constant delight this year because of the 

veritable riches in the Gershwin catalog. 

Many thanks to Jewish Family Service of the Desert for their constant 

support and for the terrific work of the brilliant co-chairs: Harold 

Matzner, Annette Bloch, Barbara Keller, Helene Galen, Barbara 

Fromm and Sherry Schor. The show would not be possible without 

the extraordinary generosity of our new and returning sponsors, 

including Wells Fargo, which has served as “Presenting Sponsor” for 

every One Night Only production. 

Also, my gratitude to the great performers, musicians, and to my crew 

and volunteers of over 40 dedicated people who have made this 

year’s Gershwin show a reality. 

I hope tonight’s show is the best One Night Only ever. 

Sincerely yours, 


Producer

Richard Cohen

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