Person

Bergman, J. Peter

1946

J. Peter Bergman is a New York native. For a decade he worked for the Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sounds ... Born in New York City in 1946, J. Peter Bergman is a true ‘Renaissance man’ with many fingers in many pies. After studies at Queens College in New York, the Juilliard School and the New School for Social Research, Bergman has had a long and distinguished career. A public relations expert in the fields of Public Art and Performing Arts, Bergman has been active in arts and preservation for many years. An author and a playwright, other titles by Bergman include a book of poetry entitled A Versifier’s Childish Garden Gleanings and Counterpoints, a Charles Dickens Award-winning collection of short fiction. He also co-authored Sheeptacular Pittsfield and The Films of Jeanette MacDonand and Nelson Eddy.