Jerry Rosenberg

Jerry Rosenberg was the executive producer of Broadway musical "A Night With Janis Joplin" starring Tony Nominated actress Mary Bridget Davies and "Surviving Mommie Dearest" starring Christina Crawford. He is also the associate producer along with his brother A. J. for "The Wonderful Wizard of Song. Jerry was a business major in college and began acting in Las Vegas. He has had parts in several movies including "!0 Attitudes" and "Rainman" most notably. Jerry has acted in theatre and produced several other works, including the play "Murder Mysteries" for Disney World and the NBC TV Movie "Role of a Lifetime", starring Scott Bakula and Kathryn Morris. Jerry's other production credits include "10 Attitudes" starring Jason Stuart, "Jason Stuart: Making it to the Middle" a stand up comedy special, and two music CD's,"Christmas Songs and Moore" by Keith Moore, as well as "I Am Who I Am" by American Idol's, David Hernandez. Jerry was also a feature entertainment writer for City Xtra Magazine. In 2000, after creating "Stoney" The Rainbow Beanie for the 30th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, Jerry was given the honor to be the Logo Vendor for the Millennium March on Washington. He founded the Unity Dinner fund raiser, as well as the Black Tie Annual Dinner. Jerry sits on the boards for his P-FLAG chapter, N-FAN, The Harold Arlen Foundation, Rainbow House, Elder Source Task Force, JFBP, Rainbow House Community Center, and is Board member and Past President of River City Pride. He also owns The Mentor Entertainment Complex in Jacksonville, Florida.