This honor reflects the entrepreneurship and social contributions made by this nationally known company that began in 1912 when D.T. Nederlander (James M. Nederlander's father) secures the lease on the Detroit Opera House. Since then, the Nederlander's have become industry leaders in theatre ownership, the production of Broadway shows, and the presentation of world-class theatrical and concert events on stages in New York, Chicago, Detroit, Durham, Los Angeles San Diego, San Jose, and elsewhere across America and in London.
In observing the company's 100th anniversary, the company is celebrating the life and career of the visionary theatrical impresario, James M. Nederlander, and saluting his son, James L. Nederlander, for his business acumen as he continues to lead the privately owned organization into the future.
Fittingly, Nederlanders' 100th anniversary also coincides with the opening night of Annie, a show that was originally produced by James M. Nederlander in 1977 and has since become one of the most beloved musicals in Broadway history. Annie opens tonight at the Palace Theatre, the first of 13 Broadway theatres James M. Nederlander purchased in New York since 1965.
James M. and James L. Nederlander are industry leaders and generous supporters of arts organizations and social causes for which they have received countless honors.
Photo Credit" Jennifer Broski


Donald Tober, Barbara Tober

Stanford Warshawsky, Sandra Warshawsky

Stewart Lane, Bonnie Comley

James M. Nederlander, James L. Nederlander

Charlene Nederlander, James M. Nederlander, James L. Nederlander, Margo Nederlander

Charlene Nederlander, Margo Nederlander

Daniel Boulud

Arlene Dahl, Marc Rosen

Paul Binder, Shelley Doctors

Liza Minnelli

Robert Osborne, Liza Minnelli

Liza Minnelli

Margo Nederlander, James L. Nederlander, Robert Osborne, James M. Nederlander, Liza Minnelli, Charlene Nederlander

Ina Caro, Robert Caro

Veronica Kelly, Ray Kelly

Howard Rubenstein, Amy Rubenstein
