The evening honoed actress/director Judith Ivey, TCM television host Robert Osborne and late playwright, George Bernard Shaw.

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Performers included Charles Busch, Alison Fraser, Joel Grey, Glen Roven, Sidney Outlaw, along with James Cleveland and his Irish Musician Consortium.

The evening, which began with a reception at 5 PM, followed by dinner at 6 PM and the performance at 7 PM, included "Shaw, festive Irish music, and a down-home traditional Irish/American dinner: corned-beef & cabbage, lamb stew, vegetarian shepherd’s pie, puddings and sweeties and plenty of wines, stout and ale… [as well as] stars, festive Irish musicians, shamrocks, raffles and auctions, and more."

Gingold Theatrical Group’s goal is to "carve a permanent niche for the work of George Bernard Shaw within the social and cultural life of New York; bringing his canon and precepts to larger audiences while encouraging individuals to breathe these humanist ideals into their contributions for the future."