Amber Bloom and Dov Lebowitz-Nowak were married Feb. 29 at the Prince George Ballroom in Manhattan. Rabbi Serge A. Lippe officiated.
The couple, both actors, have appeared in about a dozen theater and screen projects together, and belong to two sketch comedy groups: To Karen, with Love, in residency at Caveat NYC on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and the Egos, who have appeared on Amazon Prime.
Ms. Bloom, 39, a licensed physical therapist, works at Evolve Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation in Manhattan, as well as independently. She is also a dancer who has appeared in events through Love Show NYC and Atomic Entertainment in Manhattan. She graduated cum laude from Ithaca College, from which she also received a master’s degree in physical therapy.
She is a daughter of Sandra Speight Bloom and Gordon R. Bloom of Binghamton, N.Y. The bride’s father, who is retired, was based in Binghamton as the national wholesale account manager for the Northeast at Altadis USA, a cigar maker in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Her mother is the physician practice supervisor of podiatric medicine and surgery at UHS Podiatry, a group practice in Vestal, N.Y., that is part of United Health Services.
The groom, 37, is the development data manager and classroom technologist at St. Ann’s School, a prekindergarten to 12th grade private school in Brooklyn. He graduated from Brown and completed the acting conservatory and the Rodenberg master teacher training programs at Michael Howard Studios in Manhattan.
He is a son of Wendy A. Lebowitz and Joel T. Nowak of Brooklyn. The groom’s mother is the senior psychologist at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn. His parents are the founders, and on the board of Cancer ABC’s in Brooklyn, a nonprofit support and education network for people with cancer and for their caregivers. His father is the chief executive of the group, and is a member of the programmatic panel of the Prostate Cancer Research Program in Washington.
The couple met in 2012 during a production of “The Laramie Project” performed at Heights Players, a community theater in Brooklyn Heights. In a 2014 workshop of a new production, he played an intellectual otter and she a dancing red bell pepper.
