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Website: https://tesslabella.com/ Comments: Thank you my dear Richard Skipper! I love you and thank you for making this happen and the absolute best New Years Eve present ever. You are an incredible man and it is just a testimony to who you are ... your friends including me adore and love you so much!!! I will never ever be able to thank you for all your love and support. Love Tess LaBella
City, State: New York, NY Website: www.lawrenceleritz.com Comments: Thoroughly enjoyed being interviewed by Richard Skipper on Richard Skipper Celebrates celebrating the 88th Anniversary Of Radio City and Rosie Novellino-Mearns book Saving Radio City Music Hall. Guests Rosie and Josh Ellis just happened to be friends, which added to the fun. Richard does an excellent job as host and producer, asking very interesting questions and is very well prepared. I've seen other shows he's done and they were all insightful and entertaining. Lawrence Leritz NYC
City, State: Morristown NJ Website: www.musicals101.com Comments: Richard Skipper's interview with James Curtis was just wonderful. I just read and loved his book on Spencer Tracy, and Richard did a fabulous job helping him shine while shedding light on Tracy's story. I've been looking for a good book on Buster Keaton so I was delighted to hear his is coming soon. Thanks for such an enjoyable event. Bravo! John Kenrick, Morristown NJ
City, State: New York, NY Comments: I thoroughly enjoyed Richard Skipper's presentation on Radio City Music Hall. Smartly-crafted questions brought to life the challenges of keeping the wrecking ball away from the Art Deco treasure of Rockefeller Center. Skipper's charming interview revealed real-life experiences and supported the fascinating new book, Saving Radio City Music Hall: A Dancer's True Story (Rosemary Novellino-Mearns). E. Laura Hausmann, NYC
City, State: Newport, Oregan Comments: Richard Skipper, Thank you so much for that most delightful podcast regarding Radio City Music Hall. Being an Art Deco aficionado, it means so much to me (as you know). Rosemary, Lawrence, and Joshua all got to tell their own fascinating stories about working there and I totally agree with you that there needs to be a plaque honoring Rosemary for saving the theater from the wrecking ball. She did for New York what couldn't be done for San Francisco when we lost the magnificent Fox Theatre. Kudos again for a most enjoyable time. Cheers, Stephan, Newport OR
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