Dick Cavett To Moderate An 'Intimate Conversation' Between Estelle Parsons and Toccarra Cash 5/4

Emmy Award winning talk show host and author Dick Cavett will moderate an “intimate conversation” between Academy Award-winning actress Estelle Parsons and recent Princess Grace Award-winning artist, Toccarra Cash (Theater, 2007) at a cocktail reception to benefit The Princess Grace Foundation-USA (PGF-USA).  The discussion will explore the path to a successful career in the arts.  Estelle Parsons is currently starring in the Tony Award-winning play August: Osage County on Broadway in the role of Violet Weston, directed by Tony Award winner Anna Shapiro, also a Princess Grace Award winner (1996, Theater/Directing).  PGF-USA is a public charity that supports emerging artists in theater, dance and film through scholarships, apprenticeships and fellowships.

This event will be hosted by Marie-Claire & Robert Gladstone of Madison Equities, developers of 57 Irving Place. It will be taking place at the Players Club, Players Club, 16 Gramercy Park South, NYC on Monday, May 4 from 6:30pm – 9:00pm (cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and discussion). Tickets cost $50.00. To order, contact Yolanda F. Johnson at 212-317-1470.
 
Marie-Claire Gladstone developed a deep appreciation for the principality of Monaco as a resident for over 10 years and event planner.  Mrs. Gladstone continues to show her dedication to Monaco through her involvement with its various charities and causes, including the Princess Grace Foundation-USA.  In addition to being a current resident of Gramercy Park, the neighborhood is where the Amsterdam native met her husband, Robert, to whom she married in the iconic private club, The Players.  Robert Gladstone is the CEO of Madison Equities, the company currently developing many of New York's notable properties including 57 Irving Place, a residential condominium building designed by AIA award winning architect Audrey Matlock which is now under construction.  Please visit www.57irvingplace.com.

The Princess Grace Foundation-USA, a public charity formed after the death of Princess Grace in 1982, awards scholarships, apprenticeships and fellowships to assist emerging theater, dance and film artists in America.  Notable Princess Grace Award recipients include: Anna D. Shapiro, winner of 2008 Tony® Award for Director of current Broadway hit August: Osage County; Stephen Hillenburg, creator of Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants; Tony Kushner, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright; Gillian Murphy, principal dancer of American Ballet Theatre; Eric Darnell, director of Madagascar 1 & 2; Greg Mottola, director of Superbad and Eric Simonson, Academy Award winning filmmaker.  Please visit www.pgfusa.org.