On February 28, 2024, Lynnie Godfrey sat down with Julius Hollingsworth, Jack Shalom, Chet Whye and Scott Davenport Richards to discuss the 3 year journey of co renaming West 47th Street and Broadway to add LLoyd Richards Way. This is Part 2 of that episode.

Incomparable Broadway Producer Ms. Pat Addiss will sit for awhile with Lynnie Godfrey and speak about the business, being a woman and producer in the business and how that started. What a Great conversation!!

Lynnie Godfrey and  Broadway producer Margot Astrachan will speak this evening of the perils of being a female produceer in a male dominated field. The conversation won't stop there it will include opinions as to where women are today and even more. Interesting and insightful.

Lynnie Godfrey will sit with the helm of TRU (Theatre Resources Unlimited). They met during one of his panels and this should be a wonderfull conversation of past, present and future accomplishments.

Lynnie Godfrey sits with past President of the League of Professional Theatre Women and talks Theatre, Education and the Arts.

Lynnie Godfrey met Sheilah Rae Gross many years agi in a world of celebrity and years later they met in a Committee meeting. The conversation will cover that time and the transitions made.

Lynnie Godfrey will helm a conversation with some of the Women Of Essence of Acting Inc. Asking how they got to the ensemble, their REAL feelings about the work and their futuristic views. Leslie Dockery, Kim Wafer, Brenda Denmark and Julia Lema.

Part II ...a Conversation about Lloyd Richards, this time his son Scott will join in the conversation with Julius Hollingsworth. Further information on the dedications to Mr. Richards, the first  Black Director on Broadway. This Canadian directed the March 1959 producdtion of A RAISIN IN THE SUN.

This episode is Part I of a dedication to the Legendary Director and Instructor/Coach ...Broadway Legend Lloyd Richards. Julius Hollingsworth and Jack Shalom  will speak of their relationship with Lloyd Richards and their efforts to have aNew York Street and a Stamp created in his Honor.

Lynnie Godfrey and Diane Wittry met years ago while Lynnie did performances at the Allentown Symphony bu they never worked together.,. A bus ride from New York to the ABE Airport in Bethlehem threw them together on a winter's night and an idea to do this program was born and now ...they will have a Lovely conversation about Diane and her wonderful career.