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Senator Speno Memorial Park

Senator Speno Memorial Park (also known as Edward J. Speno Memorial Park, or simply Speno Park) is a park located off East Meadow Avenue within the hamlet and Census-designated Place (CDP) of East Meadow, in the Town of Hempstead, in Nassau County, New York, United States. Description Senator Speno Memorial Park is situated on 18.2 acres (7.4 ha) land in East Meadow, adjacent to the Nassau County Bird Sanctuary and a stormwater retention pond. It consists of an administration and community building, a playground, shuffleboard facilities, tennis courts, basketball courts, and multiple ballfields. The park also has a parking lot. Owned and operated by the Town of Hempstead, the park serves as a memorial to New York State Senator Edward J. Speno, who lived in East Meadow at the time of his death in 1971. History What is now Speno Park had been used throughout the early and mid-20th century as a sand mine. This 38-acre (15 ha) mine had closed in the early 1960s, after controversies between it and the Town of Hempstead resulted in the United States Supreme Court ruling against the mine in the 1962 case, Goldblatt v. Town of Hempstead. The Town of Hempstead then acquired the southern 18 acres (7.3 ha) of the former mine through eminent domain in 1963, for conversion into the park and for drainage purposes, while the remaining 20 acres (8.1 ha) to its north were acquired by Nassau County, which turned the mine's lake into a stormwater retention pond, which would later also serve as the site of the East Meadow Bird Sanctuary. In October 1971, groundbreaking on the new park began, with Speno's widow, Audrey, among the more than 100 guests and public officials at the ceremony. Temporary park facilities opened to the public in 1977 and 1978, while the permanent facilities and remainder of the park were constructed. In 1984, additional construction work was announced in order to rectify drainage issues at some of the new facilities, raising construction costs. Construction of the park was completed in October 1989 after 12 years of planning, and it was formally opened on October 21 of that year – although the facility had been opened to the public prior. See also Eisenhower Park Mitchel Athletic Complex References External links Official website
Captain Omer Neutra Memorial Park

Captain Omer Neutra Memorial Park (historically known as Phipps–Marilyn Park, Phipps Lane Park, and Plainview P-1 Park) is a public park and memorial located within Plainview in the Town of Oyster Bay, in Nassau County, New York, United States. Description Captain Omer Neutra Memorial Park consists of a playground, ball field, and basketball court. Owned and operated by the Town of Oyster Bay, it is located between Phipps Lane and Marilyn Boulevard, within a residential neighborhood in Plainview, and has an area of 2.1 acres (0.85 ha). History The park was first created as a neighborhood park, known as Phipps–Marilyn Park, during – and as part of – the construction of the surrounding Woodbury Park Homes housing development built by Thomas and Dominick Scarpinato in the mid-1950s. In its early years, the park was part of the town-run Plainview Park District. In the summer of 1960, the park's operations were transferred to the town's newly established Plainview–Old Bethpage Park District, upon the merger of the two predecessor districts by the town. In September 2025, the Town of Oyster Bay officially renamed and dedicated the park to the memory of 21-year-old Omer Neutra, who had grown up in Plainview and frequented the park as a child. Neutra was a Jewish Israeli American and Israel Defense Forces tank captain who was killed in battle with Hamas in the October 7 attacks. His body was held hostage in Gaza for two years. The dedication ceremony occurred on September 21, joined by Neutra's family and friends, Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Nassau County Executive Bruce A. Blakeman, local clergy, and other leaders and dignitaries. The ceremony additionally included speeches, calls for peace and for Hamas to release his body, and prayers – along with musical performances by violinist Nicolas Attila and the choir from the Schechter School of Long Island – Neutra's alma mater. As part of designating the park as a memorial to Neutra, the town redesigned it, including constructing a new basketball court. In December 2025, the park's first community menorah lighting ceremony was held during Hanukkah. See also Killing of Omer Neutra Captain Kathy Mazza Memorial Park References
Gaylord White Houses

The Gaylord White Houses is a New York City Housing Authority housing building at the corner of East 104th Street and 2nd Avenue in East Harlem, Manhattan. The main structure has 20 stories and the southern rectangle stub in the same building is 8 stories. It is connected to a reconstructed 3-story Union Center Community Center at 237 East 104th Street from 1964 to the present. History Plans for the public housing project were first announced in July 1957. The housing complex was designed by architect Albert Mayer; plans for the new building were filed with the Department of Buildings in October 1960. The project was named after Gaylord Starin White, a Presbyterian minister and the second headworker (director) of the Union Settlement Association. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Gaylord White Houses, which was the first public housing development in New York for the elderly, where held on January 24, 1962, and attended by Mayor Robert F. Wagner Jr. This building was completed in September 1964. 21st century The Renovations in Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) selections started in fall 2025 to replace for more than $209M in repairs, window replacements, roof and facade changes, modernizing water systems, and community center upgrades that will end 3 years later along with the Metro North Plaza Houses by Wavercrest. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 27, 2024. See also New York City Housing Authority National Register of Historic Places listings in Manhattan from 59th to 110th Streets References
Mudd Club

Mudd Club byl hudební klub, který se nacházel v newyorské oblasti TriBeCa. Nacházel se v ulici 77 White Street. Klub v roce 1978 založili Steve Mass, kurátor Diego Cortez a Anya Phillips. Svůj název dostal podle Samuela Mudda. V klubu vystupovalo velké množství významných púředstavitelé newyorské undergroundové scény, jako byli například John Cale, Lou Reed či skupina The Del-Byzanteens, v níž vystupoval pozdější filmový režisér Jim Jarmusch. Hudebník Frank Zappa nahrál píseň pojmenovanou podle tohoto klubu a vydal jí na svém albu You Are What You Is (1981). Klub byl uzavřen v roce 1983. Reference
Mudd Club

The Mudd Club war ein bekannter Nachtclub im Tribeca-Viertel von New York, der seit 1978 bestand. Der Besitzer Steve Mass eröffnete den Club 2001 neu in Berlin-Mitte. Geschichte New York Der Club wurde im Oktober 1978 vom Publizisten Steven Mass, dem Kunst-Kurator Diego Cortez und der Sängerin Anya Philips eröffnet. Er befand sich in einer Dachwohnung in der 77 White Street in Manhattan, die dem Künstler Ross Bleckner gehörte. Er wurde nach Samuel Mudd benannt, einem Arzt, der John Wilkes Booth nach dessen Attentat auf Abraham Lincoln behandelte. Mass gibt an, der Nachtclub sei mit nur 15.000 $ Startkapital gegründet worden. Um eine Lizenz zu bekommen, wurde er vor der Eröffnung als Kabarett deklariert. Der Club hatte eine Bar, geschlechtsneutrale Toiletten und eine sich drehende Galerie im 4. Stockwerk. Es gab Livekonzerte in den Genres Punk, New Wave und experimentelle Musik. Der Club wurde schnell zu einer festen Größe in der New-Yorker Undergroundszene. Er hatte einen Ruf als angesagt, oft sogar elitär. Viele angehende Kultpersonen aus Manhattan trafen sich hier, wie die Künstler Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring und Nan Goldin, und die Musiker David Byrne, Arto Lindsay, Lydia Lunch und Klaus Nomi. Die Ramones erwähnten den Mudd Clubb in ihrem Song The Return of Jackie and Judy, ebenso die Talking Heads in ihrem Song Life During Wartime (1979). Frank Zappa machte sich in einem Song, der Mudd Club hieß und auf seinem Album You Are What You Is erschien, über den Club lustig. Auch verkehrten um 1980 viele Hip-Hop-Pioniere wie Afrika Bambaataa oder Grandmaster Flash in diesem Club. Ein Graffiti-Künstler aus der Bronx, namens Fab Five Freddy, kannte die Leute im Klub und wurde von ihnen beauftragt eine Hip-Hop Party zu schmeißen, worauf er die Crème de la Crème der damals noch jungen Hip-Hop-Kultur in den Klub holte. Inspiriert durch die verschiedensten Stilrichtungen, die im Mudd Club zusammenkamen veröffentlichte Afrika Bambaataa 1982 die Single "Planet Rock", bei der eine Sample der deutschen Band "Kraftwerk" verwendet wurde. Berlin 2001 eröffnete Steve Mass den Club in der Großen Hamburger Straße in Berlin-Mitte wieder. Bis der Club 2008 wegen Bauarbeiten schloss, traten hier oft kleinere Independent-Bands auf. Weblinks Mudd-Club: Von Soho nach Mitte (Tagesspiegel, 3. April 2001)
Mudd Club

The Mudd Club était une boîte de nuit du quartier de TriBeCa à New York. Il a été fondé par Steve Mass, le commissaire d'exposition Diego Cortez et Anya Philips, une égérie de la scène punk new-yorkaise. Situé au 77 White Street, il a ouvert en octobre 1978 et fermé en 1983. Histoire Installé dans un loft appartenant à l'artiste Ross Bleckner, il tire son nom de Samuel Mudd, un médecin qui soigna l'assassin d'Abraham Lincoln. Steve Maas redéfinit chaque soir les critères de sélection à l'entrée : « pas de gros », « pas d'Anglais », etc.. Des artistes comme William S. Burroughs, Gregory Corso, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Francesco Clemente, David Bowie, Deborah Harry, Chris Stein, Richard Hell, Stiv Bators, The Cramps, John Lydon, Billy Idol, Siouxsie Sioux, Lydia Lunch, James Chance, Jim Jarmusch, Cookie Mueller, Sonic Youth ou encore des personnalités de la no wave et de l'after-punk fréquentent le lieu. Le club est mentionné par les Talking Heads dans leur chanson Life During Wartime, par The Ramones dans The Return of Jackie and Judy, Nina Hagen dans New York / N.Y., Elliott Murphy dans Off The Shelf et Frank Zappa dans une chanson de son album You Are What You Is. Les 28 et 29 octobre 2010, une réunion des artistes et familiers du club s'est tenue au Delancy Lounge nightclub. Berlin En 2001, Steve Mass a ouvert un autre Mudd Club à Berlin, au numéro 17 de la Großen Hamburger Straße, qui a fermé en 2008. France En 2011, DJ Selecta G.Phil aka Phil Mudd et Sebastian Wessler de L'Igier aka Wess Mudd ont à leur tour ouvert un Mudd Club à Strasbourg, au numéro 7 de la rue de l'Arc-en-ciel. Il ferme en 2018. Notes Bibliographie Bernard Gendron, Between Montmartre and the Mudd Club: Popular Music and the Avant-Garde, University Of Chicago Press, 2002. (ISBN 978-0226287355) Marvin J. Taylor (Sous la direction de), Lynn Gumpert (Préface), Bernard Gendron (Avec la contribution de), RoseLee Goldberg (Avec la contribution de), Carlo McCormick (Avec la contribution de), Robert Siegle (Avec la contribution de), Brian Wallis (Avec la contribution de), Matthew Yokobosky (Avec la contribution de), The Downtown Book : The New York Art Scene 1974-1984, Princeton University Press, 2005. (ISBN 978-0691122861) Simon Reynolds, Rip It Up and Start Again : Post Punk 1978-1984, pp. 471-474, Allia, Paris, 2007. (ISBN 978-2-84485-232-8) Portail du punk Portail de New York
Mudd Club

Il Mudd Club era un night club nel quartiere TriBeCa a New York, inaugurato nell'ottobre del 1978 da Steve Mass, dal curatore d'arte Diego Cortez e dalla figura di spicco nella scena del downtown punk Anya Phillips. Situato al 77 di White Street nel centro di Manhattan, divenne presto un appuntamento fisso nella scena della musica underground e della controcultura della città fino alla sua chiusura avvenuta nel 1983. Storia La scelta del nome trasse ispirazione da un celebre perseguitato, Samuel Alexander Mudd, il medico che curò John Wilkes Booth all'indomani dell'assassinio di Abraham Lincoln. Ha chiuso i battenti nel 1983. In un primo momento, per assicurarsi il locale (un loft di proprietà dell'artista Ross Bleckner) in cui poter far sorgere il Mudd Club, Steve Mass presentò quella che poi divenne la futura discoteca come un luogo da adibire al cabaret. Dichiarerà successivamente che aveva a disposizione solamente quindicimila dollari per l'avviamento, un budget da night club irrisorio per quello che doveva essere l'antitesi dello Studio 54. Note Voci correlate Downtown 81 Rumorismo Arte concettuale Colab New wave (musica) Collegamenti esterni Mudd Club in Berlin, su muddclub.de. "Why Are Lines Shorter for Gas Than the Mudd Club in New York? Because Every Night Is Odd There", People magazine, v.12, n.3, July 16, 1979 Lisa Dawn Gold, [1], 1980. Linda Dawn Hammond, Photos from the Mudd Club, 1979.
Majestic Theatre (New York)

Das Majestic Theatre ist ein Theater in New York City (245 West 44th Street). Mit 1.607 Sitzplätzen ist es eines der größten Theater am Broadway. Das Majestic Theatre wurde am 28. März 1927 mit dem Musical Rufus LeMaire’s Affairs eröffnet. Es war Schauplatz der Premieren bedeutender Musicals von Komponisten wie George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, Alan Jay Lerner, Harold Rome bis hin zu Stephen Sondheim und Andrew Lloyd Webber. Dazu gehören Of Thee I Sing (1931), Pardon My English (1933), Carousel (1945), South Pacific (1949), Fanny (1954), The Music Man (1957), Camelot (1960), Sugar (1972/73), A Little Night Music (1973) und The Wiz – Das zauberhafte Land (1978). Vom 26. Januar 1988 bis 16. April 2023 wurde das Musical Das Phantom der Oper insgesamt fast 14.000-mal aufgeführt. Das von Herbert J. Krapp entworfene und von den Charnin Bros. erbaute Theater liegt direkt neben dem Broadhurst Theatre, mit dem es gemeinsam geführt wird. Es ist Teil eines größeren Unterhaltungskomplexes, der auf der anderen Seite des Blocks, an der 45. Straße, auch das John Golden Theatre, das Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre und das Milford Plaza Hotel umfasst. Bereits 1903 gab es ein Theater desselben Namens am Columbus Circle. Hier wurden etwa Operetten von Victor Herbert aufgeführt. Es wurde 1911 jedoch in Park Theatre umbenannt und 1954 abgerissen. Während der Weltwirtschaftskrise kauften die Shubert Brothers das Unternehmen auf; die von ihnen gegründete Shubert Organization ist bis auf den heutigen Tag Eigentümer und Betreiber des Majestic Theatre. 1987 wurde es von der Stadt zum Baudenkmal erklärt. 1996 wurden im Majestic Theatre die Tony Awards verliehen. Weblinks Offizielle Website Majestic Theatre in der Internet Broadway Database (englisch) New York, NY: Majestic Theatre auf Carthalia
Majestic Theatre

Le Majestic Theatre est un théâtre de Broadway (245 West 44th Street) à New York. Dessiné par l'architecte Herbert J. Krapp, il contient 1 681 places assises et a été inauguré le 28 mars 1927. Productions notables 1927 : The Letter; Rio Rita 1931 : Simple Simon; The Student Prince 1933 : Pardon My English 1936 : On Your Toes 1937 : Babes in Arms 1941 : Hellzapoppin 1942 : Porgy and Bess 1945 : Carousel 1947 : Call Me Mister; Allegro 1949 : South Pacific 1953 : Me and Juliet 1954 : By the Beautiful Sea; Fanny 1956 : Happy Hunting 1957 : Meredith Willson's The Music Man 1960 : Camelot 1963 : Tovarich; Hot Spot; Jennie 1964 : Anyone Can Whistle; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; Golden Boy 1966 : Funny Girl; Breakfast at Tiffany's 1967 : Marat/Sade; Fiddler on the Roof 1970 : 'Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen 1972 : Sugar 1973 : A Little Night Music 1972 : Sugar 1974 : Mack & Mabel 1975 : The Wiz 1977 : The Act 1978 : First Monday in October; Ballroom 1979 : I Remember Mama; The Most Happy Fella 1980 : Grease; Blackstone! The Magnificent Musical Magic Show; Brigadoon 1981 : 42nd Street 1988 : The Phantom of the Opera Liens externes Ressources relatives au spectacle : Archives suisses des arts de la scène Carthalia European Theatre Architecture Internet Broadway Database Playbill Site officiel Portail de New York Portail des arts du spectacle Portail des comédies musicales
Majestic Theatre

Il Majestic Theatre è un teatro di Broadway, situato al 245 West 44th Street, nel cuore di Manhattan. Il Majestic, uno dei più grandi teatri di Broadway con 1607 posti a sedere, viene generalmente usato per la rappresentazione di musical. Tra i celeberrimi musical che hanno debuttato in questo teatro si ricordano Carousel, South Pacific, The Wiz e, soprattutto, The Phantom of the Opera, il musical più longevo della storia di Broadway, rimasto in scena in questo teatro dal 1988 al 2023. Storia Inaugurato il 28 marzo 1927 con il musical Affairs di Rufus LeMaire, il Majestic fu progettato dall'architetto Herbert J. Krapp, che disegnò tutti i teatri costruiti dalla Chanin Brothers, la più grande compagnia edilizia di New York dell'epoca. Il teatro era parte di un complesso edilizio sulla Shubert Alley, complesso costituito dal John Golden Theatre, il Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre e il Milford Plaza Hotel (già Lincoln Hotel). Con la sua facciata in uno stile eclettico definito spagnolo moderno dai Chanin e da Krapp, con la sua sala e il palcoscenico che ha ospitato innumerevoli commedie e lavori teatrali, il Majestic è uno degli esempi più rappresentativi di Broadway, la strada dei teatri e dello spettacolo, che è diventata sinonimo del teatro americano. Il Majestic è stato acquistato dai fratelli Shubert al tempo della grande depressione. Attualmente, appartiene e viene gestito dalla Shubert Organization. Sia l'interno che l'esterno del teatro nel 1987 sono stati designati come monumenti storici di New York. Produzioni principali 1927: The Letter 1931: The Student Prince 1933: Pardon My English 1936: On Your Toes 1941: Hellzapoppin' 1945: Carousel 1947: Call Me Mister; Allegro 1953: Me and Julit 1954: Fanny 1960: Camelot 1963: Tovarich; Jennie 1964: Anyone Can Whistle; A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum; Golden Boy 1966: Funny Girl; Breakfast at Tiffany's 1967: Marat/Sade; Fiddler on the Roof 1970: Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen 1972: Sugar 1973: A Little Night Music 1974: Mack and Mabel 1975: The Wiz 1977: The Act 1978: First Monday in October; Ballroom 1979: I Remember Mama 1980: Grease 1988-2023: The Phantom of the Opera 2024: Gypsy Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Majestic Theatre Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su shubert.nyc. (EN) Scheda sul Majestic Theatre, su Internet Broadway Database, The Broadway League. (EN) Majestic Theater su newyorkcitytheatre.com
Majestic Theatre

Majestic Theatre – teatr znajdujący się na Broadwayu w Nowym Jorku. Usytuowany jest przy 245 West 44th Street, w sercu Manhattanu. Jest on jednym z największych teatrów na Broadwayu. Całkowita pojemność wynosi 1,645 miejsc. Wielokrotnie był wykorzystywany do wielkich muzycznych i teatralnych produkcji. Wśród najbardziej znaczących znajdują się między innymi: Carousel (1945), South Pacific (1949), The Music Man (1957), Camelot (1960), A Little Night Music (1973) oraz The Wiz (1975). Jest także drugim miejscem, gdzie wystawiano musical 42nd Street oraz trzecim, gdzie pokazywano 1776. Od 26 stycznia 1988 roku wystawiany jest po dziś dzień musical Upiór w operze, który został zagrany już w sumie 11 335 razy, stanowiąc najdłużej grany na Broadwayu spektakl. Historia Majestic Theatre został zaprojektowany przez Herberta J. Krappa. Dzisiejszy Majestic Theatre został zbudowany przez braci Chanin, jako część kompleksu rozrywkowego, wchodzącego w skład z John Golden Theatre, Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre oraz Milford Plaza Hotel. Uroczyście otwarty został 28 marca 1927 roku, podczas wystawiania musicalu Rufus LeMaire's Affairs. Był on ważną sceną dla premiery musicali takich reżyserów jak Alan Jay Lerner, George Gershwin, Harold Rome oraz Richard Rodgers. Majestic Theatre został zakupiony przez braci Shubert w czasie Wielkiego kryzysu, a obecnie jest własnością i jest zarządzany przez The Shubert Organization. Budynek zaprojektowany jest w stylu hiszpańskim. Posiada łukowe okna, ściany wykonane są z cegły hiszpańskiej z użyciem ornamentu. Nad wejściem wykorzystano motyw stylizowany na styl palladiański. W roku 1987 obiekt został uznany za zabytek miasta, natomiast w 1996 odbyła się tu 50. gala rozdania nagród teatralnych Tony Award. Kalendarium produkcji (1927) The Letter, Rio Rita (1931) Simple Simon, The Student Prince (1933) Pardon My English (1936) On Your Toes (1937) Babes in Arms (1941) Hellzapoppin (1942) Porgy and Bess (1945) Carousel (1947) Call Me Mister, Allegro (1949) South Pacific (1953) Me and Juliet (1954) By the Beautiful Sea, Fanny (1956) Happy Hunting (1957) The Music Man (1960) Camelot (1963) Tovarich, Hot Spot, Jennie (1964) Anyone Can Whistle, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Golden Boy (1966) Zabawna dziewczyna, Breakfast at Tiffany's (1967) Marat/Sade, Skrzypek na dachu (1970) Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen (1972) Sugar (1973) Mała nocna muzyka (1974) Mack and Mabel (1975) The Wiz (1977) The Act (1978) First Monday in October, Ballroom (1979) I Remember Mama, The Most Happy Fella (1980) Grease, Blackstone! The Magnificent Musical Magic Show, Brigadoon (1981) 42nd Street (1988) Upiór w operze Przypisy Bibliografia William Morrison: Broadway Theatres: History and Architecture. Nowy Jork: New York: Dover Publications, 1999. ISBN 0-486-40244-4. (ang.). Ken Bloom: Broadway: An Encyclopedia. Routledge, 2003, s. 656. ISBN 978-0415937047. (ang.). Andrew Dolkart: Guide to New York City Landmarks. Nowy Jork: Wiley, 2008, s. 464. ISBN 978-0470289631. (ang.). Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona. shubertorganization.com. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2016-06-08)]. (ang.)