New Book "On Broadway, Men Still Wear Hats" to Get Oct. 7 Reading at Brooklyn's Book Court | Playbill

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News New Book "On Broadway, Men Still Wear Hats" to Get Oct. 7 Reading at Brooklyn's Book Court Author Robert Simonson will read from his new book "On Broadway, Men Still Wear Hats" at Brooklyn's Book Court on Thursday, Oct. 7, at 7 PM.

Book Court is located in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn, at 163 Court Street near Atlantic Street. "On Broadway, Men Still Hats," by Robert Simonson, is a collection of 18 offbeat profiles of Times Square characters who make their living in the New York theatre, but not on the stage. Among those depicted are controversial New York Post columnist Michael Riedel; influential entertainment lawyer John Breglio, whose clients included Bernadette Peters and Stephen Sondheim; ubiquitous Broadway photographer and party habitue Aubrey Reuben; Glasgow-born restauranteur Angus McIndoe, who owns and runs one of the best-frequented watering holes in the theatre district; Nathan Lane's dresser, Kenneth Brown; tireless prop-locating "merchandising" man George Fenmore; internet reviewer and independent play publisher Martin Denton; Arnold and Mark Rubin, who sell hats to nearly every Broadway musical's costume designer; and legendary nonagenarian independent agent Robby Lantz.

An introduction is provided by Marian Seldes.

Robert Simonson is the editor of Playbill On-Line. His previous book was "Role of a Lifetime," published in 1999 by Watson Guptill.

 
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