FOR LOVERS ONLY Co-creator Ken Lundie Guests On WGHT's Curtain Call 5/13

Ken Lundie, co-creator and Musical Director of the new Off-Broadway musical FOR LOVERS ONLY, will be this week's guest on WGHT Radio's "Curtain Call" Wednesday, May 13 at 9:30 a.m. Morning host Teisha Bader interviews stars of the best of Broadway and Off-Broadway every Wednesday morning on WGHT Radio (1500AM), North Jersey's oldies station. Recent guests on "Curtain Call" include Kristin Chenoweth, LaChanze and Robert Klein. The interviews can be heard live at www.ghtradio.com.

FOR LOVERS ONLY (Love Songs...Nothing But Love Songs), the new musical revue celebrating romance, opened last night (May 11th) at New World Stages. The rave reviews are already pouring in, led by the Associated Press who exclaimed, "This musical cavalcade is a lot of fun, reminding the audience that 'Love is a Many-Splendored Thing!'"

Conceived by Nancy Friday, FOR LOVERS ONLY presents a dazzling array of love songs from pop to Puccini, from Broadway and around the world, interspersed through a fast-paced evening, directed and choreographed by Christopher Scott, and created by Mr. Scott and Ken Lundie. The five-member cast features Glenn Seven Allen, Monica L. Patton, Dominique Plaisant, Trisha Rapier, and Kevin Vortmann.

Ken Lundie was the Musical Supervisor for the infamous Moose Murders with Eve Arden, and he was in the original cast of Crazy For You as well as the first national tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Ken served as Associate Musical Director for the acclaimed Lone Star Love, Jimmy Buffett's Don't Stop the Carnival and toured Europe with Black and Blue.

Performances are Friday at 7:30 PM, Saturday at 9 PM, Sunday at 7 PM, and Monday at 8 PM. Tickets range from $20 to $60 and are available through Telecharge.com or at 212-239-6200. New World Stages is located in the heart of the Theater District at 340 West 50th Street (between Eighth & Ninth Ave.)

FOR LOVERS ONLY (Love Songs... Nothing But Love Songs) is presented Off-Broadway by Eric Krebs and Sara Lundie.

Photo: Micky Dolenz and Ken Lundie