Jim Dale Honored by the historic Lambs

NEW YORK - Nov. 18, 2014 - PRLog -- Jim Dale has been recognized for his work on Broadway (Tony award for Barnum) and holds 4 NY Critic Circle Awards (Joe Egg, Candide, Three Penny Opera and Scapino)...and has 5 Tony Nominations.As a lyricist, he has an Academy Award Nomination for th tile song of the film Georgy Girl. As a narrator, Jim has wone 10 Audie Awards, and recorded all 7 audio books for the Harry Potter series, winning two Grammy Awards (7 nominations). Jim holds 3 Guiness Book records, and has been inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame, and the American Audio Hall of Fame. His one-man show, Just Jim Dale, played to sell-out audiences.

The Lambs is America's first professional theatrical club, founded in NYC in 1874. Lambs were involved in the founding of The Actors Fund of America, Actors' Equity, ASCAP, Screen Actors Guild (and with the merger to SAG-AFTRA). The Club has been recognized by mayors, governors, presidents and the Pope. The Lambs nurtures those active in the arts, as well as those who are supporters of the arts, by providing fellowship, activities and a clubhouse for its members.

Pictured are Marc Baron, Shepherd of The Lambs, Joyce Randolph (The Honeymooners), Jim Dale, and Lamb/friend of Jim, Larry Marx

At a luncheon on November 17th, the Council of The Lambs bestowed Honorary Membership to Jim "in recognition for contributions and outstanding achievements in the performing arts, including theater, narration, music and film, and for generosity os spirit."

Read more about The Lambs at www.The-Lambs.org, and about Jim Dale at www.Jim-Dale.com