Tony Noto. An experienced producer and co-producer of many theatrical productions that includes the following: Co-Producer of the longest running Off- Broadway Musical “The Fantasticks” which closed January 13, 2001 after 42 years, produced the Gospel Musical “Walk in the light” at the Lambs Theatre, co-produced “Monday Night Magic” at the Sullivan Street Playhouse for five years, produced Rita Gardner one woman show “Try to Remember”, produced the NO TIME Comedy Group’s New York performances, and producer/writer of  upcoming Broadway production “Bald Eagles”. Tony was also the Co Producer of Prairie Passion that ran at the Lone Star Café for one year.  In addition to his extensive theatrical accomplishments, he was the Publisher of Concert Bill Magazine a playbill style magazine for the New York Nightclubs like The Bottom Line and the Lone Star Café.  Concert Bill handled over 15 nightclub venues including the “Paradise Club” in Boston, the “Stony Pony” in New Jersey and “My Father’s Place” on Long Island.  It was the fifth largest musical publication in the country at the time.    He also has extensive experience as a consultant in public relations handling theatre, publishing and music clients. In this capacity he has worked as a Publicity consultant for the Bottom Line, the Play” Getting My Act Together and taking it on the Road” and was a Press consultant for the very first Bryant Park festival.  He was also President of Tryad communications a record distribution firm that distributed singles to retail locations throughout the metropolitan area.  Tony is also President of Until Tomorrow Productions and was a Publishing Consultant for Xerox Corporation for many years. Tony currently owns several businesses and has twenty-five years of corporate management experience.