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Broadway Producer Riki Kane Larimer Hosts Star-Studded New Year Brunch in NYC
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Broadway producer Riki Kane Larimer, fresh off the successful Off-Broadway run of Gotta Dance! at the York Theatre in December, rang in the New Year with a festive brunch for friends at her penthouse apartment in New York City on Jan. 4, 2026.
Guests—many from the Broadway and cabaret worlds—enjoyed an abundant brunch spread featuring lox and bagels, latkes, baked ham, knishes, quiche, fruit, and desserts.
The afternoon also included standout performances by Michael Denby-Cain, Billy Stritch, who played piano and sang “I Got Rhythm,” and Penny Fuller, who quieted the lively crowd with a moving rendition of “Send in the Clowns,” accompanied by Michael Lavine.
Kane joined in the fun herself, sitting in on the snare drum with Stritch—sticks and brushes included (who knew?!).
Notable guests included Stephanie Pope, Jamie deRoy, Billy Stritch, Penny Fuller, Tracy Mitchell, Will Pomerantz, Donna Rubin, Michael-Denby Cain, Bruce Sloane, Laura Slutsky, Peter Stern, Tom Smedes, Ken Fallin, Christine Pedi and Michael Lavine.
Kudos to Kane who shared that Gotta Dance! “has legs” and will move to the Little Shubert Theater in March. (Read our review of Gotta Dance! here.)
