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Dramatists Guild Foundation honors Consolo at gala

The Faith Hope Consolo Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate: Corey Shuster, Nini Bakhtadze, Rebekah Cox-Tianga, Faith Hope Consolo, Diana Zisholtz, and Arthur Maglio.

Manhattan, NY The Dramatists Guild Foundation (DGF) will honor Faith Hope Consolo, chairman of Douglas Elliman’s Retail Group and renowned retail consultant and broker. The evening will also shine a light on two patrons of the arts: Writer, lyricist and composer Sheldon Harnick and Estée Lauder Cos.’ executive group president John Demsey. 

DGF’s annual Gala celebrates artists and honors patrons of the American theater community in gratitude of their continued support of emerging writers and creators. 

This year’s theme is First Look, providing guests an early glimpse of performances from recently- and soon-to-be-opened musicals and plays. Performances and appearances by the cast and creatives of Dave, Be More Chill, The Lifespan of a Fact, Jagged Little Pill and The Prom will be showcased with additional Gala performers, host, and participants to be announced at a later date. 

“These three honorees have left their mark on theater and the arts in myriad ways,” said Andrew Lippa, president of DGF. “It is a privilege to honor them all at our Gala in November.” 

On the importance and impact of the Dramatists Guild Foundation, 2018 DGF Gala honoree Consolo said, “In my life and career, I have had the chance to be a part of many thrilling stories. I support DGF because they are helping talented writers across the country expand our sense of what’s possible in the world.” 

“We are so lucky to have honorees who not only lead their industries but are leaders in giving back,” said Rachel Routh, executive director of DGF. “We applaud Faith, John, and Sheldon for their generosity and support of the artists who inspire us.” 

The Dramatists Guild Foundation supports the future of American theater by supporting the writers who create it. DGF’s programs and initiatives help propel playwrights, composers, lyricists, and book writers to their full potential by providing arts education and resources across the country.

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