On Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 6:30 PM, the incomparable Randy Edelman returns to New York for what promises to be one of the most elegant and emotionally charged evenings of the season — live at the Aman Jazz Club NY.
Set within the refined, intimate atmosphere of the Aman, this is not merely a concert. It is a journey through the melodies that have shaped generations.

Edelman, whose soaring scores and timeless songs have underscored some of cinema’s most beloved films — from The Last of the Mohicans to My Cousin Vinny, Gettysburg, and The Mask — brings his music back to its most personal form: one man, one piano, and a lifetime of stories woven between the notes.
The visual of Edelman seated at the grand piano, bathed in warm stage light, evokes the very heart of his artistry. It is here that themes are reborn — cinematic anthems distilled into intimate expressions. Audiences don’t just hear the music; they feel the decades of passion, discipline, and soul behind every chord.
The March 14th performance promises a curated medley of his iconic film themes, award-winning originals like “21 Again,” and perhaps a few unexpected surprises. For those who have experienced his Carnegie Hall triumphs and sold-out performances, this setting offers something even more rare — closeness. The kind where the piano breathes and the audience listens.

An evening at Aman Jazz Club is about nuance, elegance, and connection. And there is perhaps no composer better suited to that atmosphere than Randy Edelman — a Golden Globe-nominated songwriter whose work bridges Hollywood grandeur with heartfelt vulnerability.
Reservations are essential.
This is not just another date on the calendar.
It is a night where music, memory, and magic meet in one room.

The Cinema Arts Centre is proud to present a very special cinematic and musical evening celebrating one of Hollywood’s most iconic film scores. On Friday, March 13 at 7:30 PM, audiences are invited to a screening of the beloved comedy classic The Mask, followed by a live concert performance starring Golden Globe–nominated composer-musician Randy Edelman.
Best known for his unforgettable music that has shaped generations of filmgoers, Edelman brings his legendary scores from the screen to the stage in an intimate, once-in-a-lifetime performance. Following the screening, he will take audiences on a musical journey through highlights of his celebrated career, performing live and sharing personal stories behind the music.

The Mask, the 1994 film that helped define an era of comedy and pop culture, is inseparable from Edelman’s exuberant, jazz-infused score—music that gave the film its pulse, charm, and unmistakable swagger. Experiencing the film and then hearing its composer perform live creates a rare, immersive celebration of cinema and sound.
This exclusive event takes place at Cinema Arts Centre, located in Huntington, New York, and is designed for film lovers, music fans, and anyone who appreciates the artistry behind the movies they love.
Event Details:
What: Screening of The Mask followed by a live concert
Who: Randy Edelman, Golden Globe–nominated composer-musician
When: Friday, March 13, 7:30 PM
Where: Cinema Arts Centre, Huntington, New York
Tickets are available now. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.cinemaartscentre.org.

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Thursday, February 20th at 6:00 p.m.

Harlem, N.Y., January 30, 2020 — Today the Apollo Theater announced it will screen the award-winning documentary Bakosó: Afrobeats of Cuba on Thursday, February 20th at 6:30 p.m., as part of ImageNation’s Cocktails & Cinema series. This screening marks the second installment in the Theater’s partnership with Harlem-based non-profit and will continue to be an ongoing quarterly event, which will highlight films that showcase the global Black experience. Bakosó: Afrobeats of Cuba, winner of the Best Feature Documentary at Belize International Film Festival, was directed by Eli Jacobs-Fantauzzi, curator of the Annual Fist Up Film Festival and co-founder of Defend Puerto Rico. The screening will be preceded by a reception and live DJ set by Bembona beginning at 6:00 p.m., followed by a post-film Q&A with director Eli Jacobs-Fantauzzi; producer Khalil Jacobs-Fantauzzi; and Mai-Elka Prado Gil, founder of the Afro-Latino Festival of New York.

Bakosó: Afrobeats of Cuba follows DJ Jigüe to his hometown of Santiago de Cuba as he searches for new inspiration in the form of sound. Through his discovery of Afrobeats, DJ Jigüe ushers in an original sound creating a new genre called Bakosó, celebrating the connection between Africa and Cuba. The film’s score, created by the founders of the genre, and stunning visuals highlight the technology, culture, and landscape that shape this Afro-Caribbean fusion.

For more information, or to view the trailer for Bakosó: Afrobeats of Cuba, please visit: https://www.apollotheater.org/event/imagenations-cocktails-cinema-bakoso-afrobeats-of-cuba/

Ticket Info.
Tickets begin at $25 and includes appetizers and one beverage (wine or beer). A cash bar will be available. Tickets are available at the Apollo Theater Box Office: (212) 531-5305, 253 West 125th Street, and Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com.

About ImageNation
ImageNation Cinema Foundation is an innovative Harlem-based non-profit created to develop cinemas and audiences for independent films and music, that depict the global Black experience. ImageNation’s goal is to empower Black communities by presenting a variety of public programs that foster media equity, media literacy, solidarity, cross-cultural exchange and highlight the humanity of Pan-African people worldwide.

Led by Moikgantsi Kgama (Founder & Executive Director) and her husband Gregory Gates (Executive Producer), ImageNation has hosted film screenings, live music performances and other cultural events for more than 200,000 people worldwide since its inception. ImageNation is a founding partner in AFFRM, a national film distribution collective, founded by Ava DuVernay. ImageNation has presented internationally in South Africa, Scotland and Canada and domestically at Harvard University, MASS MOCA, Lincoln Center and in Dallas, TX, Los Angeles, CA, Baltimore, MD, Chicago, Ill, Indianapolis, IN, and Washington DC. Programs have featured appearances by luminaries such as Spike Lee, Lee Daniels, Ava DuVernay, Stanley Nelson, Ruby Dee, Erykah Badu, Chuck D, Raoul Peck, India. Arie and many others. In line with its commitment to Black cinema, ImageNation’s RAW SPACE, will be developed into the Sōl Cinema Cafe, a boutique cinema highlighting global Black film and culture.

About the Apollo Theater
The legendary Apollo Theater—the soul of American culture—plays a vital role in cultivating emerging artists and launching legends. Since its founding, the Apollo has served as a center of innovation and a creative catalyst for Harlem, the city of New York, and the world.

With music at its core, the Apollo’s programming extends to dance, theater, spoken word, and more. This includes the world premiere of the theatrical adaptation of Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between the World and Me and the New York premiere of the opera We Shall Not Be Moved; special programs such as the blockbuster concert Bruno Mars Live at the Apollo; 100: The Apollo Celebrates Ella; and the annual Africa Now! Festival. The non-profit Apollo Theater is a performing arts presenter, commissioner, and collaborator that also produces festivals, large-scale dance and musical works organized around a set of core initiatives that celebrate and extend the Apollo’s legacy through a contemporary lens, including the Women of the World (WOW) Festival as well as other multidisciplinary collaborations with partner organizations.

Since introducing the first Amateur Night contests in 1934, the Apollo Theater has served as a testing ground for new artists working across a variety of art forms and has ushered in the emergence of many new musical genres—including jazz, swing, bebop, R&B, gospel, blues, soul, and hip-hop. Among the countless legendary performers who launched their careers at the Apollo are Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Billie Holiday, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Luther Vandross, H.E.R., D’Angelo, Lauryn Hill, Machine Gun Kelly and Miri Ben Ari; and the Apollo’s forward-looking artistic vision continues to build on this legacy.

In fall 2020, the Apollo Theater will mark its first ever physical expansion with the theaters at the Victoria, part of the vision for a future Apollo Performing Arts Center. The theaters at the Victoria will support the growth of the Apollo’s artistic programming as it continues to provide a home to artists of color, create an expanded 21st century American performing arts canon, and provide additional educational and community programming in Harlem and beyond. For more information about the Apollo, visit www.ApolloTheater.org.

Support
The Apollo’s 2019-2020 season is made possible by leadership support from Coca-Cola, Citi, Ford Foundation, Howard Gilman Foundation, Jerome L. Greene Arts Access Fund in the New York Community Trust, and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Public support for the Apollo Theater is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.

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“The reviews have been pouring in–not just from critics but from everyday people. Many are thrilled to call Mihaela and Gabriela friends. Why is that? Because everyone at their show is part of the experience. And the experience doesn’t end when the curtain closes.”

— Alan Mandel, Professor of Communication @ Borough of Manhattan Community College, Sept 14, 2017: “Dear Gabriela and Mihaela, Just one word sums up the evening’s experience for me at the theater: OUTSTANDING. The combination of cinema, vocals, music, dance, even ad-libs added to a remarkable event in every respect. And so unique and adventurous! I looked around the audience during the performance and, if you could not see, everyone was with you. Clapping and cheering. They all appreciated your efforts. You really had your mojo working for you. Very impressive. I will tell all my friends to see it. Well done and have many more weeks of thrills! PS I wanted to add that seeing the novel come to life with exhilarating. “Wicked Clone the cinema musical” is appropriate for all ages and families will be there.”

Alan Mandel, Oct 15, 2017: “I have to say thank you so much for tonight’s performance. It exceeded my highest expectations even more than opening night. Just terrific. Every move and sound was meticulously crafted; it shows how much of your heart and soul you pour into this work. My friend Billy and I talked about it through our dinner at Virgil’s after the show. He was so impressed and the adrenaline is still pumping. Very exciting and natural. The effects were perfect and it was even more enjoyable with the audience signing along spontaneously. This will soon be the most talked about show I’m sure. Keep up the fantastic work. I know you are modest but I want you to know just

how much the audience really appreciates your efforts in entertaining and enlightening the spirit.”

— Jeffrey Levy, entertainment attorney at law, NYC wrote on Sept 14, 2017:

“Mihaela – what a fantastic performance. Sorry I couldn’t meet up after. Would love to chat soon about the show and everything else. Jeff”

  — Richard Marks, celebrity real estate broker, Sept 14, 2017:

“The author of the musical theater piece call Wicked Clone, capitalizes on the theme of a hero’s weakness and the struggle to overcome ones fate. This theme is to be found in Homer’s Iliad, where Achilles must either die or survive the vulnerable weakness in his heal, also the same theme found throughout Shakespeare dramas and tragedies in which the heroines and heroes fight to survive their tragic past circumstances. It is a thematic writing mechanism that in modern times can be found to induce the reader to be sympathetic to the plight of a superhero with a fatal flaw or a defect in character, i.e. Conan Doyle writing that Sherlock Holmes has a morphine addiction, thereby making him more human than super intellectual, and even in Ian Fleming’s Bond character, who was orphaned by the time he was 12, and develops a fixation to be accepted by his country and queen, (a mother substitute) through the acts of a cold and patriotic murder of that country’s enemies. In short the idea of a hero’s weakness is what makes writers great. Captain Ahab’s quixotic psychotic quest to kill the white whale, Mister Kurtz’s determined violent acts to become rich by whatever means in the heart of darkness, in order to marry the woman who rejected him. AND this is what the central theme of Wicked Clone is all about. Overcoming the stigma and weakness of evil, of being a vampire whose only desire is to kill and destroy and subjugate all human mortals to the power of evil and its immortality. It is a relevant and empowering conclusion to the play when both heroine Vampires realize that creating life and beauty is what really gives one immortality, not evil manipulation. A powerful and beautiful epiphany that is felt by the audience like a fencer’s epee right to the heart, but with the realization of love, not aggression. Excellent performance!”

— Vincent Yeh , attorney at law, NYC:

Sept 14, 2017: “Congrats, girls! What a fantastic performance you put on stage Thursday night! Your musical is for all ages and families, for all cultures and personalities! You radiate light and love through all your pores and dominate the audience through your majestic songs, rich soulful vocals, one of a kind dance, fearless and genuine acting and … transforming message! So proud of you!

Wicked Clone The Cinema Musical is a mesmerizing and unique blend of film and musical that transports the imagination from 15th century Transylvania to modern New York City. The story of a vampire who seeks humanity and her twin sister who pursues her across time and space is an allegory of the struggle between good and evil.

This inspiring story is told through art house quality film; pop gypsy songs with catchy melodies and lyrics; choreography synchronized between you and the film; acting infused by the chemistry between you and by your nonstop energy; and your entire hearts and souls.

The blend of the immersive nature of film and the interaction of live performance takes the audience to new heights of entertainment.”

Vincent Yeh , Oct 6, 2017: “Congrats, Gabriela and Mihaela Modorcea on four fantastic performances! Your musical is for all ages and families, for all cultures and personalities! You radiate light and love through all your pores and dominate the audience through your majestic songs, rich soulful vocals, one of a kind dance, fearless and genuine acting and … transforming message! Your show is a mesmerizing and unique blend of film and musical that transports the imagination from 15th century Transylvania to modern New York City. The story of a vampire who seeks humanity and her twin sister who pursues her across time and space is an allegory of the struggle between good and evil. Your inspiring story is told through art house quality film; pop gypsy songs with catchy melodies and lyrics; choreography synchronized among both of you and the film; acting infused by the chemistry between you and by your non-stop energy; and your entire hearts and souls. The blend of the immersive nature of film and the interaction of live performance takes the audience to new heights of entertainment.”

— Paul Smith, record owner, Pennsylvania, wrote on Facebook,

Sept 14, 2017: “Awesome Show last night! Gabriela and Mihaela Modorcea presented a mix of classic cinema interspersed with engaging live and perfectly choreographed performance art. No pictures or video can completely capture the spirit of this show. You’ll just have to see it.

This is the show I’ve been talking about and I’m not alone… LIZ SMITH (New York & Los Angeles Columnist): http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/guest-diary/2017/liz-smith-the-war-ofthe-worlds

BROADWAY WORLD: https://www.broadwayworld.com/off-broadway/article/Transylvania-BornTwin-Sisters-Coming-to-St-Lukes-in-WICKED-CLONE-20170828

Get your tickets to see this amazing artfully conceived, written, choreographed, and performed by my awesome friends, The #TwinsIndiggo, Gabriela & Mihaela Modorcea”

Paul Smith, Sept 21, 2017:

“OMG everyone needs to read these reviews: a wide variety of attendees with different tastes all draw the same conclusions about #WickedClone and its creaters and performers, Gabriela & Mihaela Modorcea aka the Indiggo Twins.”

Paul Smith, Oct 3, 2017:
“You’ve worked very hard and it shows! This is a phenomenal show! The costume are irresistible, but the story is the one that takes your heart up and makes it fly to both divine and grotesque realms that you have never reached before. Do you want to feel godly happiness pulsating in your veins again? Come experience the Cinemagia of WICKED CLONE THE CINEMA MUSICAL”

— Maria Enescu, project manager, New Jersey, wrote on Facebook, Sept 14, 2017:

“Mihaela & Gabriela, Your cinema musical Wicked Clone is by far the best

show in town. Love so much your novel and adore your show. You are the most complex and fascinating double art phenomenon in the history of theatre. Your talent surpasses any imagination. Your strong subject – the strongest in the current literature – creates thrills of revelation. Your timeless music makes happy any creature. I’ve lived great moments of truth, high emotions and happiness that only Art can give us. Your fascinating story is a life model for all of us:

Don’t let the wicked clone Play your greatest role! Be a creator, be like God, Watch The Throne!”
— Roxana Donner, student, Nassau Community College, wrote on Facebook, Sept 21, 2017:

“I was SO PROUD tonight. There I was, at St. Luke’s Theater, holding a flyer for Wicked Clone. Tears of joy and sisterly pride were in my eyes, as I said to myself, “They did it! They did it!” I have never been more proud of my good friends, Mihaela and Gabriela. I’ve seen their talent all along, and KNEW they’d make it in a famous venue like this someday; and today was that day. The Cinema Musical of Wicked Clone definitely did the book justice! I felt like I was really there, in medieval Transylvania, and then in Times Square; just as the cinema novel transported me to those places. And, like the novel, the emotions, suspense, and imagery were really intense!!! Those film projections were really scary, action-packed, and awesome; they truly brought it to life! WOW! It was cool, because I got to see what the different characters look like! I got to see Vlad, Lucifer, David, and Rommy, for the first time ever! I also FINALLY got to hear how certain songs go. I knew the words, because of the poetry book; but I finally heard the melodies for the first time. These songs included “Honey Money” and “Dracula’s Land”. I was AMAZED at Mihaela’s vocal range! At one point in the musical, she belted out an impressively high note- I think it was a B5, which is one note away from the soprano “high C!” That was amazing; and a cool surprise, since Mihaela’s usually the one who sings the lower parts. I bet Queen’s Roger Taylor would be proud! It made me so happy to see I actually contributed to the play, in a small way! I remember giving the Twins a few requests. I loved the playful romance between Mihaela and Charlie Chaplin in the “Tell Me Less” video, and I told the Twins I wanted to see more of “#Miharlie”. I also requested Mihaela pronounce her “L’s” with her lip more often, since it suggests a fangless mouth; and that she and vamp Gabriela have a human vs. vampire “la la la” because of this difference. Sure enough, in the cinema musical tonight, Mihaela and Gabriela sang “la la la” back and forth; with Mihaela’s “la la la” pronounced with her lip. And later on, Charlie made a guest appearance; I saw a whole 20 minutes of Mihaela and Charlie falling in love, and dancing together for two songs. And I saw Mihaela singing “Love Flu” about Charlie, which was straight out of a fanfiction I wrote a while ago! So when I noticed the Twins took my requests, AND referenced my fanfiction, I was thinking to myself, “YAAAAAS!” I had the biggest smile in these parts! I was the very first to pick up on the fact that the narrator’s and male characters’ voices were Gabriela’s, pitched down with an effect. I asked Gabriela backstage, “Was that you?” because I had a feeling it was her. She said yes; and she said everyone else, not even the tech guy, was able to figure that out! So I felt cool! I LOVED the last fight, the duel, between Mihaela with a cross and Gabriela with a weapon. That was INTENSE!!! I loved when Mihaela bit Gabriela with her human bite, winning the fight; and just when you thought Mihaela was dying, Gabriela’s piano music brought her back to life. What a great ending, seeing the Wicked Clone turn good. I especially loved the inspirational message at the end, about acceptance, and about being like God. That was very empowering. LOVE YOU, Mihaela and Gabriela, Indiggo Twins! YOU GIRLS WERE AWESOME!!!!”

— Kimberly Whitehead MacCracken, American Airlines, Sept 28, 2017:

“I must tell you, I have literally never shed a tear watching a movie or show until last night. It was very powerful. We LOVED the show! We were both wildly impressed! You are very talented. I’m honored to be your friend. We were totally blown away by Wicked Clone. What a moving story. The cinema alone was beautiful. The costumes were inspired. And the dancing and choreography were transporting. We got totally lost in the story and were saddened when it ended. Thank you, Mihaela and Gabriela for creating such a beautiful show. It’s a great show!! ”

— Светлана Бочкарева, Facebook, Oct 5, 2017:

“Highly highly recommend!!!!! Incredible plot, beyond positive energy and amazing performance!!!!”

— JSL Radio Chroma / James S. Li,

Oct 6, 2017: “You should see Wicked Clone The Cinema Musical / Wicked Clone – a Cinema Novel by Mihaela Modorcea. I give it multiple 100% grades.”

JSL Radio Chroma / James S. Li, Oct 29, 2017: “On THU 10/05/2017 I saw “The Wicked Clone” starring the Indiggo Twins (Mihaela & Gabriela Modorcea) at St. Luke’s Theatre on West 46th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues. The show was OUT OF THIS WORLD and I give the show three grades of 100% for all the hard work the twins put into it. I give all the credit to the twins for their work. The twins are the sweetest, cutest teddy bears friends I ever had in my life.”

— Hisako Izutsu, Facebook, Oct 22, 2017: “Fantastic Show by Talented Gabriela and Mihaela Modorcea (Indiggo Twins)!”

— Megan Manguire, Oct 29, 2017: “On October 29th I had gone with my boyfriend and my grandfather, who was a guest in the show, to see the play Wicked Clone. It was a beautiful production performed by both of the twins! The music, the atmosphere, and the interaction with the audience. It was truly spectacular.”

— Beth Sabatino, Oct 29, 2017: “The Indiggo Twins put on an amazing production. They are vibrant, bubbly and extremely friendly. I immediately fell in love with their personality and with their many talents. After the show was over they came out to the audience to shake hands and greet everyone, but I actually hugged one of them- that’s how impressed I was and still am about them. I found the show to be delightful and they both are extremely talented, very friendly and it was a pleasure meeting them!!”
 
— LiBra Jiminez, Actress/Model/Dancer, Oct 29, 2017: “The Wicked Clone play’s message, through Indiggo Twins’ artistic creativity, is to inspire people to get closer to God. And to understand that art and vision comes from God and we have God in us. I was personally touched and surprisingly very inspired.”

— Ileana Văduva, violinist and psychotherapist, March 11, 2018:

“Dear friends from New York and New Jersey, tonight we saw a stunning musical play at Davenport Theatre, and we like to share with you our insights about this exciting subject. It’s about ROMANIA. History, Mythology, Traditions, Believes, Faith and LOVE all of them in WICKED CLONE. Everything mixed in fair proportions and well seasoned with a perfect synchronicity between movie and stage performance of two beautiful and famous twins, sisters Modorcea, Gabriela and Mihaela Modorcea, daughters of a well known art critics and filmmaker Grid Modorcea from Romania. Exceptional dances and songs of this two beautiful and talented artists on off Broadway Show in New York City. Highly recommended ! More details about the subject and buy tickets on the following site: http://www.indiggotwins.com DAVENPORT THEATRE 354W 45th St NYC TELECHARGE.COM 212-239.6200”

PS “Mihaela și Gabriela au făcut pentru România mai mult decât toată politica românească în douăzeci de ani. Fetele acestea m-au făcut fericită!”

— Catherine Fenton, history teacher, March 25, 2018

What an amazing time I had today seeing this fantastic play with Mihaela and Gabriela Modorcea. They are immensely talented actresses with superb singing and dancing abilities! I loved the beautiful and majestic fairy-tale story! I will certainly recommend this play to all of my friends as I found it to be quite entertaining! Catherine Fenton A delighted fan

— Catherine Fenton, history teacher, March 26, 2018

I had an amazing time yesterday when I went to see “Wicked Clone”. It reminded me of old fashioned heartfelt emotions that films of the past instilled emotions of a higher being that all people could share and relate with one another. It reminded me of Italian art and movies of great artists who were not afraid to integrate Great stories with God. The cinematography was great and not in the least pretentious. These two actresses gave a heartwarming and wining portrayal of this Cinema Musical. I also enjoyed the artistic dancing and beautiful style of singing! I want to do everything in my power to spread the news of this Great play because it has inspired me so much so I will tell everyone that I know. It has made me feel that my life has been more than passing through life without experiencing all the miracles that God has bestowed on all of us.

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“Many have known the Man behind the stories. Now all of us can know the stories behind the Man. Archie, Edith, Gloria and Meathead couldn’t have told them better!” – Bill Moyers

In his new memoir, EVEN THIS I GET TO EXPERIENCE, Lear recounts his extraordinarily eventful life with his signature wit and irreverence. The result is not just a vividly observed and evocative portrait of a long life, but also a fascinating backstage look at the evolution of the American entertainment industry.

The CAC tribute includes a rollicking clip reel plus Norman Lear’s three favorite episodes from Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, All in the Family, and Maude.

Produced by Jud Newborn, CAC Special Programs Curator

Live Music During Reception by
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On July 26, we hoped you might be interested in booking Jonathan Pogash, The Cocktail Guru, for an entertaining interview that will take you and your listeners on a stroll through the iconic cocktails of the cinema, small screen and books. There is no one better schooled in spirits than Jonathan who’s traced their origins, the earliest mixologists and the changing popularity of different brands and styles over the course of time in America.

A frequent guest on both The Today Show and Today in New York and the author of the new Mr. Boston’s Official Bartender’s Guide, Jonathan can discuss the spirits that lend themselves to romance, the way to set a scene at home with cocktails, how to create your own signature drinks and some of the most romantic cocktails that are popular right now.

Jonathan will be in Los Angeles on July 26 to present a seminar, “Setting the Scene with Cocktails” at the Romance Writers of America conference in Anaheim where he’ll share his extensive knowledge of the world of spirits and wine with more than 400 novelists. We hope you’ll want him to share some of his insights with your audience, as well.

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