The new film by Anna Kerrigan tackles the subject of gender identity in a unique way.
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A Conversation with Five San Antonio Actors – Part One
Five actors express their thoughts about surviving creatively during the pandemic.
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Film review: the intriguing ‘Go/Don’t Go’
An intriguingly surreal film from a feature debut director.
Bollywood Kitchen at the Geffen
Dinner and a show–with a difference! This month the Geffen Playhouse is presenting an interactive production. Join with filmmaker and cookbook author Sri Rao as he invites us to prepare a homemade Indian meal...
Profile: Ray Buffer, an LA Actor Working in the Time of COVID
Ray Buffer is a Southern California actor, singer and jack-of-all-trades performer in Los Angeles whose career has taken him to the stage, on television, in film and even theme parks. Although these are difficult times...
Streaming Theater Review: “Fully Committed’ at the Public
Fully Committed is a 1999 one-act comedy written by Becky Mode that depicts the trials and tribulations of a receptionist working the phones at a fashionable New Y0rk eatery during the holiday season. Originally written...
Geena Davis interview–The Long Kiss Goodnight
Here is my one-on-one interview with Geena Davis for The Long Kiss Goodnight, from 1996. Following a mixed reception to their first film together, Cutthroat Island, Geena Davis and husband/director Renny Harlin have...
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The Poetry of Strangers—a book launch in the pandemic
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