From 1977-1979 Le Clique staged the most outrageous parties the NYC club scene had ever experienced and New Yorkers lined up to become part of this moveable feast of fantasy. By the end of 1979, well over 100,000 party animals made up the strongest, strangest and most potent nomadic party machine that had ever been created.The press tagged Stu as “The Merchant of Fantasy” and when Playboy did its two pictorial features on the Disco Revolution, one was Studio 54 and the other was Le Clique.“Only those of us who lived through that era really understand how wild it was,” comments Stu. “It was another time. Perhaps as all moments in time, it marked the beginning of what was to become the roaring 80’s.” Le Clique broke the private party market wide open to become a household word and continues to this day as one of the premier companies for those who want to create a fabulous party.One can only imagine the impact that Le Clique stimulated as parties became more like movies . . . Actors . . . Actresses . . . Dancers . . . Vivid Costumes . . . Inventive Music . . . Customized Lighting and Special Effects. A new synthesis was born and parties were altered forever. Now in 2013 the LeClique carousel of fun and fantasy continues to spin proving that The Great American Dream is alive and well...Stu believes that the future belongs to those who get there first..that if one dreams big and has no fear most anything is possible...and that which some may say is impossible simply takes a bit longer...The boy who built his own circus called LeClique is living happily ever after~as stu likes to say,"you invite the guests,LeClique will dazzle them"...It's all about NEXT~