Guild Hall of East Hampton held their 25th anniversary Lifetime Achievements Awards Dinner at Cipriani on 42nd Street in New York. The annual event, a highlight of Guild Hall’s social season, honored film director Bob Balaban, playwright Marsha Norman and visual artist Richard Prince. Also recognized at the celebratory evening hosted by comedian Angela LaGreca were Susan and Alan Patricof for their leadership and philanthropic endeavors.
Photography: Barry Gordin

Roy Furman, one of the lead producer’s of the soon to open Broadway musical The Adam’s  Family, gave the opening remarks before dashing off to the show’s first preview performance.

Guild Hall the cultural arts center of East Hampton founded more than 75 years ago works with artists to provide meaningful programs in the visual and performing arts. In addition to their renowned gallery the facility has a magnificent 350 seat theater. The recent renovations (over a year in progress) have brought Guild Hall to a state-of the-art level without altering the integrity of the original space. Alec Baldwin will star in Peter Shaffer’s Equus directed by Tony Walton at Guild Hall this summer.