BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Associations//Tendenci Codeba se MIMEDIR//EN BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.\nEvent det ails subject to change. ---\nhttps://www.nyemmys.org/events/24/\n\nEvent T itle: The Night John Lennon Died\nStart Date / Time: Oct 23, 2006 13:30 PM US/Eastern\nLocation: \nSpeaker: \nHosted by Arlene Dahl \n &ldquo\;The Night John Lennon Died&rdquo\; \nWritten by Louisa Burns-Bisogno\n Based on the book by Ann Loring &\; Saundra Shohen\n Date of reading: Monday , October 23, 2006 \n Time: Reception 5:30pm / Program 6:00pm *\nEmerge ncy rooms are centers of democracy receiving the victims of accidents, ill nesses and the crime related injuries of the rich and poor alike. So it wa s the night John Lennon died.\nSaundra Shohen saw it all serving as Roosev elt Hospital &rsquo\;s Emergency Department Administrator for five years. She was there when the first cases of AIDS appeared and later wrote on its challenges. She also established a volunteer-based service for rape survi vors that is now used as a national model. Her friend Ann Loring was often with Saundra when she was paged back to a crisis in the ER and often told her, &ldquo\;You should write a book.&rdquo\;\nAnn Loring co-authored the book &ldquo\;Emergency&rdquo\; with Saundra Shohen. In the 90 plus years of her life she distinguished herself as an award-winning actor, writer an d producer, and as President of AFTRA for seven years and a longtime membe r of both the National and local boards. She was also a New York Chapter G overnor and National Trustee of the Television Academy and a member of the boards of the Mystery Writers of America and the American Theatre Wing. B ut her passion was mentoring a new generation of writers for television, f ilm and theatre.\nLouisa Burns-Bisogno, award-winning screenwriter and &ld quo\;O&rsquo\;Neill&rdquo\; playwright was approached by her mentor Ann Lo ring and friend Saundra Shohen to adapt &ldquo\;Emergency&rdquo\; for tele vision or film. In addition to writing, she consults internationally on me dia (in Moscow and Ireland ) and runs an annual writers retreat in Tuscany , Italy . She currently teaches at both Kean University in New Jersey and Western Connecticut State and conducts small group workshops. She credits her own students&rsquo\; successes with the fact that she uses the &ldquo \;Ann Loring method.&rdquo\;\n *For reservations and midtown location inf ormation call (212) 459-3630 x 204.\nReservations are necessary for buildi ng security.\n\n\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.Eve nt details subject to change. ---\n\n--- By Tendenci - The Open Source AMS for Associations ---\n UID:uid24@nyemmys.org SUMMARY:The Night John Lennon Died DTSTART:20061023T173000Z DTEND:20061023T200000Z CLASS:PUBLIC PRIORITY:5 DTSTAMP:20260410T162602Z TRANSP:OPAQUE SEQUENCE:0 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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Event Title: The Night John Lennon Died

https://www.nyemmys.org/events/24/
When: Oct 23, 2006 13:30 PM US/Eastern
Speaker:
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Hosted by Arlene Dahl

 \; &ldquo\;The Night John Lennon Died&rdquo\;

Written by Louisa Burns-Bisogno

 \; Based on the book by Ann Loring &\; Saundra Shohen

 \; Date of reading: Monday, October 23, 2006

 \;< /o:p> Time: \; Reception 5:30pm / \; Program 6:00pm *

Emerge ncy rooms are centers of democracy receiving the victims of accidents, ill nesses and the crime related injuries of the rich and poor alike. So it wa s the night John Lennon died.

Saundra Shohen saw it all serving as Roosevelt Hospital &rsquo\;s Emerg ency Department Administrator for five years. She was there when the first cases of AIDS appeared and later wrote on its challenges. She also establ ished a volunteer-based service for rape survivors that is now used as a n ational model. Her friend Ann Loring was often with Saundra when she was p aged back to a crisis in the ER and often told her, &ldquo\;You should wri te a book.&rdquo\;

Ann Loring co-autho red the book &ldquo\;Emergency&rdquo\; with Saundra Shohen. In the 90 plus years of her life she distinguished herself as an award-winning actor, wr iter and producer, and as President of AFTRA for seven years and a longtim e member of both the National and local boards. She was also a New York Chapter Governor and National Trustee of the Television Academy and a member of the boards of the Mystery Writers of America and the American Theatre Wing. But her pas sion was mentoring a new generation of writers for television, film and th eatre.

Louisa Burns-Bisogno, award-win ning screenwriter and &ldquo\;O&rsquo\;Neill&rdquo\; playwright was approa ched by her mentor Ann Loring and friend Saundra Shohen to adapt &ldquo\;E mergency&rdquo\; for television or film. In addition to writing, she consu lts internationally on media (in Moscow < /st1:city>and Ireland ) and runs an annual writers retreat in Tuscany , Italy . She currently teaches at both < st1:placename>Kean University in New Jersey and Western Conn ecticut State a nd conducts small group workshops. She credits her own students&rsquo\; su ccesses with the fact that she uses the &ldquo\;Ann Loring method.&rdquo\;

 \; *For reservations and m idtown location information call (212) 459-3630 x 204.

Reservations are necessary for building security.

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