C&C Hosted 'Divine Dramatic Divas'

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(Press Release) (Lake Worth Beach, FL – February 28, 2025) Dave Lawrence, President & CEO of the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County recently dazzled dozens of theatre fans to the second of three fun and fascinating programs during the 20th and final season of the popular series:

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CULTURE & COCKTAILS
At The Ben
 
The topic of the penultimate conversation highlighting the very best of Palm Beach County's cultural scene was: 
DIVINE DRAMATIC DIVAS
 
Andrew Kato, the Producing Artistic Executive at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, interviewed three of South Florida’s finest, award-winning actresses: Elizabeth Dimon, Angie Radosh and Karen Stephens, The talented trio discussed the challenges of being a full-time performer, ranging from the dramatic (the loss of financial support from the government, the peril of creeping censorship) to the comedic (favorite roles, humorous on-stage and back-stage anecdotes).
 
This season’s final CULTURE & COCKTAILS event will be:
April 14
THE ULTIMATE MUSICAL FINALE
With Rob Russell, Avery Sommers & Special Surprise Guests
 
CULTURE & COCKTAILS is held in the gorgeous rooftop ballroom of The Ben, located at 251 N. Narcissus Avenue in downtown West Palm Beach. Free valet parking will be provided.
 
Admission to each CULTURE & COCKTAILS At The Ben is $125 per person, and $165 for VIP Seating. To purchase tickets, please call 561.471.2901 or visit https://www.palmbeachculture.com/council-events/council-special-events/culture-cocktails/.
 
The 20th Anniversary Season of CULTURE & COCKTAILS is generously sponsored by The Roe Green Foundation, Roe Green, Founder; Donald M. Ephraim Family Foundation; Scott Teich, Senior Vice President, Teich Wealth Management of Raymond James; The Gardens Mall; Lesser Landy Smith & Siegel, PLLC; Seacoast Bank; Palm Beach Media Group; Palm Beach Daily News; Legends Radio; and PR-BS, a Boca-based public relations firm.
 
All proceeds from CULTURE & COCKTAILS support the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County’s mission to nurture, promote, and support a healthy, diverse, and inclusive cultural sector.