The Actors Society Debuts in New York with Special Performance by Alumnus Bob Creighton

It was an inspiring evening of award-winning entertainment in New York as seven decades of Academy alumni gathered together to celebrate the rebirth of The Academy’s alumni association: The Actors Society.

The gala event took place at The Academy’s Madison Avenue campus with alumni traveling from around the globe to reunite with fellow classmates and faculty, and to connect with the next generation of Academy graduates.

The evening’s main attraction was an exclusive performance by The Actors Society’s very own Robert Creighton (Class of 1992) featuring select numbers from his hit Off-Broadway show “Cagney” – in which he co-authored the music and lyrics as well as stars as the legendary James Cagney – along with Cole Porter favorites in a truly inspiring performance.

“Cagney” has earned 3 Outer Critics Circle Nominations, 2 Drama Desk Award Nominations and was the Off Broadway Alliance (Best New Musical) Nominee. And for the title role the media and audiences-alike say Creighton was born to play, he won the 2016 Fred and Adele Astaire Award for Outstanding Male Dancer in an Off-Broadway Show. 

Shortly after The Actors Society Inaugural Event and just shy of the holidays, “Cagney” celebrated its 300th performance Off-Broadway on December 21, 2016.

Congratulations on all of your continued success, Bob. We can only begin to imagine what 2017 will have in store for you and this brilliant show, and we will watch closely – cheering you on.

For more information or to purchase tickets for “Cagney,” visit cagneythemusical.com.

For more information on Robert Creighton, including his hit album “Ain’t We Got Fun,” visit robertcreightonnyc.com.