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Bob Birdnow Review, THE COLUMN by Mary L. Clark

June 24, 2013

It’s summer and FIT is back – and I don’t mean having a fit from this heat, but instead the Festival of Independent Theatres held annually at the Bath House Cultural Center on White Rock Lake. In their 13th year, FIT hosts local Dallas theatre companies for four long weekends of short plays approximately an hour or less so festival ... read more

ONCE AGAIN MOVING ARTS INVITES YOU ON AN OUTRAGEOUS JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORLD OF ASAP FABLES

May 30, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press/Media contact: Wendy Elizabeth Abraham 347-432-3530 (LOS ANGELES, CA) – Moving Arts invites you to experience five original and absurdly impossible new stories certain to be fun and fantastic. Moving Arts, as part of The Holl... read more

Zenith Ensemble's The Devil & Billy Markham Best of Fringe Extension

July 10, 2013

ZENITH ENSEMBLE NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Aaron Lyons 310-902-3142 Email: [email protected] JULY, 2013 ZENITH ... read more

Bob Birdnow Review, Dallas Observer by Elaine Liner

June 24, 2013

On opening weekend of the monthlong fest, the buzzworthiest offering was Second Thought Theatre’s premiere of the one-man show Bob Birdnow’s Remarkable Tale of Human Survival and the Transcendence of Self by Dallas writer Eric Steele. Veteran Dallas actor Barry Nash plays the title character, a corporate motivational speaker in Iowa. With the houselights still up, he takes the... read more

“LIVES OF OUR TIMES” BRINGS DANCE AND (FAR) BEYOND TO THE HOLLYWOOD FRINGE FESTIVAL

April 20, 2011

WHAT: The world premiere of “Lives of Our Times” at the Hollywood Fringe Festival: two one-act Dance/Theater works united by dissolved boundaries of time and space. Act I, “Rockaway Beach, or so I Recall," is a highly-personal, maybe-true tale of 1960s summers, and more, while Act II, ... read more

Comedian Laura Levites premieres one woman show How Did I Get Here? at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2011

May 25, 2011

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE contact: [email protected] 646-420-7211 Laura wants to have a normal relationship, even if it’s with her psychiatrist. Her relationships are no walk through a park. They’re more like a walk through Central Park at three in the morning. In How Did I Get Here?, ... read more

Inglewood’s Director Aaron White One-Man Show: ‘The Blood they Shed’ -

June 16, 2013

Published on Wednesday, 05 June 2013 23:13 Written by Sentinel News Services The Blood they Shed is a semi-autobiographical one-man poetic journey that combines the art of story telling narrative, poetry and comedy. The story is told from the perspective of a young man raised in South Central LA. The journey through his upbringing takes the audience on an emotional ride leading them... read more

Review of "Babygirl": Sunday, 22 January, 2012

January 22, 2013

I have to confess that I realize now I would make a LOUSY critic, because I cannot detach myself from what I am writing about and I don’t think a good critic would take their personal baggage into reviewing a performance. I cannot help but get personally caught up in the moment and get swept away by the actions and bring ALL my goddam emo... read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: FALLING INTO MADNESS AT THE FRINGE: O, FALLEN ONE.

May 14, 2013

May 1st, 2013 Hollywood, CA — O, Fallen One is a brand new theatre piece that cracks open the text of Hamlet and explores the untold story of one of its most tragic characters: Ophelia. This insightful tale is told through the eyes of a girl of our time who, due to incredible emotional trauma, has retreated into Ophelia’s world. The piece explores Ophelia’s memories, dreams, and thoughts l... read more

FANBOY COMICS Interviews Rebecca Mader ('The Third Date', Lost)

June 21, 2013

At the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2013, Fanboy Comics Contributor Steven W. Alloway interviews actress Rebecca Mader about her stage performance in The Third Date, her time on Lost, and her next super secret sci-fi project. Link: http://www.fanboycomics.net/interviews/theatre/2447-hollywood-fringe-festival-2013-fanboy-comics-interviews-rebecca-mader-the-third-date-iron-man-3... read more

Mikhail Tank presents show: 'For The Special Ones'

June 02, 2010

US based, Russian born multi media performance artist Mikhail Tank will premiere his new one-man show at the very first Hollywood fringe Festival on 23 June at 8pm. The show, For The Special Ones is at The Stella Adler Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard and tickets are on sale now via https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pe/8133055 or by calling 1-866-811-4111 The show is a historical perspective ‘for... read more

POKEMUSICAL INVITES FANS TO DRESS UP AND TRAVERSE KANTO

June 18, 2013

June 18,2013 RELEASE; Contact: Joanna Syiek [email protected] After a sold out opening week, The Pokemusical wants to invite its late-night audiences to join them one step further in the journey by sporting their best Pokégear. Any and all Poké-inspired costumes encouraged. Each costumed patron will have the chance to win Poképrizes. The Pokemusical ... read more

From a review of the play by Zvi Goren

October 13, 2012

“Ariel Bronze saw these components [tragedy and comedy] as complementary tools, and even more than that—as fertile ground for poetry. The horrific contour is written with absolute seriousness, while the comedy is written in tight language, overflowing with brilliant moments that join together into an almost infinite chain of madness, while the poetry itself is that of very sensitive poet.&... read more

THE TRUE LIFE ADVENTURES OF BARBIE AND G.I. JOE

April 15, 2014

Press/Media Contact: Anita J. Lee, 818.416.1628 or [email protected] The True Life Adventures of Barbie and G.I. Joe Written By Bill Ratner Starring Clay Wilcox & Bill Ratner Directed by Sydney Walsh Opens June 18th at The Complex, The Ruby Room. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:... read more

8 Piece Legs and Thighs: Dance Theater for all!

May 29, 2011

8 Piece Legs and Thighs at The Complex Theatres Humor: the silver bullet that disarms and wounds without ever leaving a scratch. Beth Megill enjoys creating dances that blend movement with theater, narrative with abstraction, imagery with physicality and words with action. Her work reflects her belief that dance need not always be about the gymnastic capabilities of the performer,... read more