The Palace Theatre & Community Partners Co-Host Special "Paint the Town Pink" Concert for Survivors, Friends and Family

This week, at The Palace Theatre, nearly 100 breast cancer survivors, their families and friends were honored at an intimate evening of live music and celebration. “Moving On” at The Palace marked the wind-up of a month-long calendar of social and educational events steered by Stamford Hospital’s renowned Bennett Cancer Center.

Dr. & Mrs. Frank Massino ~ Medical Director the Bennett Cancer Center.
Bob Cappazzo Photography. 

Several community partners collaborated on the success of the evening: City Limits Diner, David’s Soundview Catering and Café Oo La La who all donated delicious foods; Tito’s Handmade Vodka, who created an exclusive “Hot Pink” Martini and Bob Cappazzo Photography, a native from Stamford, who donated his time and services to capture the evening’s upbeat atmosphere. 

Artist, Jane Ubell-Meyer, with Pilar Garces. 
Bob Cappazzo Photography.

Liz Manfredo, Pam Curtis & Lourdes Blansfield. 
Bob Cappazzo Photography

Frank Mastrone & Allegra Themmon-Pigott.  
Bob Cappazzo Photography.

Broadway veteran Frank Mastrone performed both classic and contemporary hits with pianist and composer, Patti Preiss-Harris and classical guitarist, Annalisa Ewald, both who shared their narratives and journeys with breast cancer. Surprise guests included Patti’s Saxophonist-husband, Bill Harris. Joining Mastrone on some selections was local soprano, Allegra Themmen-Pigott.



The Palace, a non-profit theater, proudly hosted the “Moving On” event by providing their new UpStage performing arts venue to host the event along with offering complimentary tickets to cancer survivors and a reduced price for families and friends. The well-attended concert was open to the general public.