SDHS Drama consists of a class and a club. They are separate entities, and no student is obligated to participate in both. Members of each are welcome to participate in all theatrical events. The drama program puts up a minimum of four mainstage shows per year. SDHS Drama Class The purpose of the SDHS drama class at the introductory level is to introduce students to the basic skills of theatrical performance and production. These students participate in a number of in-class and small community performances. These students learn the skills to work front-of-house and backstage jobs for theatrical performances, and have the opportunity to perform in the school plays.
The purpose of the SDHS drama class at the advanced level is to take students who have mastered basic performance skills, and to give them the opportunity to work in more advanced production roles. Opportunities for stage management, direction, design, and production are given, and these students learn from start to finish what it takes to put up a show and run a theater. SDHS Drama Club The purpose of the SDHS drama club is to bring theater arts to San Dimas High School, the Bonita Unified School District, and their surrounding communities. Engagement in the arts is not only for the purpose of entertainment; it enriches the lives of those who experience it by promoting cultural awareness, team-building, and a sense of personal responsibility. Theater department staff, alumni, adults, and guest artists will serve as role models and mentors in directorial, dramaturgical, and performing roles. Ensemble Cast Play (Knights) The purpose of the Knights show, is to provide opportunities for deep character study, focus on purposeful acting skills, experience with script analysis and dramaturgy, discussion of theme, and understanding of purpose, all while taking a hands-on approach to producing a play. Auditions are also open, but casting is selective, tailored to the needs of the show.
District Musical (Crusaders) The Purpose of the Annual Crusaders musical is to enrich the lives of theater goers and theater doers of all ages, and to provide affordable and high-quality theatrical opportunities to Bonita Unified School District students, staff, faculty, alumni, family, and friends who otherwise would not have such an opportunity. Invitation-only Production (Sainted Players) The purpose of the Sainted Players production is to take SDHS Drama to a higher level. Participation is by invitation only. It is an honor to be nominated for a Sainted Players production as selections have been made based upon previously displayed and noted talent, dedication, and hard work on the part of BUSD students, staff, faculty, alumni, family, and friends who have been involved in prior SDHS shows. Performers are expected to prepare auditions tailored to a particular role (or roles), and they will be expected to transition to working in a more professional rehearsal structure. The shows selected for Sainted Players will be of a higher rigor and will be much more challenging. The music and characters will be more complex and will require more self-discipline and independent study to execute. The themes and topics of the shows may become more mature, as participation in these productions will attempt to bridge the gap between children's/high school theater and college or professional-level theatrical productions. The Variety Show The purpose of The Variety Show is to showcase student directorial and production endeavors. This annual fundraiser is a compilation of scenes, songs, dances, and musical theater numbers tailored to a pre-determined theme. Any middle school or high school student, guest artist, or adult who has been involved in that school year's productions, or active members of the SDHS Drama Club, may prepare a piece to audition for the show. Participation by members of the SDHS drama class is mandatory. A panel of drama class producers, mentored by the drama teacher, will view all proposed pieces and determine which will best fit their vision for the show. All participants will be involved in the opening and closing musical numbers of the show.


My experience competing at PSF’s Annual Shakespeare Competition (photo)
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March: the time of the year when Drama Club members shudder at the mere thought of the rapidly approaching annual musical. March: the time of the year when the actors have to balance daily six-hour music rehearsals, school work and having a social life. March: a time of stress for anyone involved with Drama Club, Pit Band or Stage Crew.
Yet March 4, Shakespeare Club actors managed to push away all feelings of nervousness and excitement about their roles in the Drama Club’s Titanic the Musical to perform Shakespearean monologues and dialogues at the 2017 Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival Shakespeare Competition.
The day began like any normal school day. I woke up at the crack of dawn, got ready and then came to school at 7 a.m. Eight other students and I drove about an hour to DeSales University, waited around for a half hour and then dove right into competing.
The most nerve-wracking part to me was being separated from all of my friends from Shakespeare Club, and then being thrown into a competition room full of actors and directors from an assortment of other schools, as well as a panel of judges. It was very scary going into it. Plus, it was a very long day; we all had to perform our monologues or dialogues a total of three times, receive feedback from the judges and then anxiously wait to see if our pieces had been chosen to be featured in a Shakespeare Showcase at the end of the day.
Nervousness and anxiety aside, the feedback I received and the friends I met that day made this competition such an invaluable experience. I performed a monologue from Shakespeare’s “King John” as the character Queen Constance. The whole piece was centered around Constance losing her child and essentially going crazy with grief.
Over the course of the day, the intentions within my monologue completely shifted. I went into the competition seeing my character as simply a grief-stricken mother; by the end of the day, my take on Constance was simply a mother falling apart, just trying to convince the audience that she’s not insane. The judges were really vocal about what they liked and what they didn’t like within my piece, and they guided me through changing it for the better. They gave me directions to make more eye contact and just generally get closer to the audience to make me seem more desperate. I really think that added a layer of panic and insanity to the piece. By the last performance, I felt completely in tune with my character.
Unfortunately, I didn’t win any awards that day, and I wasn’t featured in the Shakespeare Showcase. What’s amazing, though, is that my good friend, senior Pat Moran, got to perform in this Shakespeare Showcase, and was awarded with a $1,000 Scholarship to DeSales University for his Dogberry monologue from “Much Ado About Nothing.” It was so cool that he was able to get a scholarship for something he loves doing.
It just really goes to show that PAHS actors have the ability to go somewhere with their talents. We live in such a small, overlooked, athletic-accomplishments-focused county, yet we still have the capacity to rank at huge competitions like this. That’s why I think it’s so important to keep the arts alive; we have so many very talented actors and actresses in this school who are just waiting to succeed.
I’m so incredibly proud of everything that our Drama and Shakespeare Clubs have accomplished. With continued support in our community and district, our Drama Club can reach even bigger heights.


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She returned to prominence in 2009 by appearing in the political-thriller State of Play, the science-fiction romantic drama The Time Traveler's Wife and the mystery action-adventure film Sherlock Holmes.
In 2005, she starred in the romantic comedy Wedding Crashers, the psychological thriller Red Eye, and the family comedy-drama The Family Stone.
She was hailed by the media as Hollywood's new "it girl", and received a BAFTA nomination for Best Rising Star.
They were a real-life duo for two years before their split in 2007, and they've both since moved on with multiple matches.
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Well, I didn't find this in the press, or any e-mail I've received, but Guillermo del Toro's dark fantasy PAN'S LABYRINTH has been submitted as Mexico's BFLF submission for the 79th Annual Academy Awards®. The Hollywood Reporter reported it 28 September. Written, directed and produced by del Toro, PAN'S LABYRINTH will hit U.S. theaters December 29th, released by Picturehouse.
I did not see LABYRINTH listed for San Sebastián, but Toronto listed it as a film from Spain. Hence, my confusion. It is a co-production, and Mexico has submitted it while Spain submitted VOLVER. So, I guess Mexico claims it.
Should Labyrinth be nominated, it will join recent nominees from Mexico, Carlos Carrera's EL CRIMEN DEL PADRES AMARO (The Crime of Father Amaro, 2003), and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's AMORES PERROS (Love's a Bitch, 2001).
Russia named 9TH COMPANY (9-ya rota), and Hungary selected WHITE PALMS, directed by Szabolcs Hajdu, as their respective candidates for BFLF. COMPANY, the first feature from director Fedor (sometimes as Fyodor) Bondarchuk, is based on the story of a group of Soviet soldiers abandoned to their fate by negligent officers at the end of the Russian-Afghan war of the 1980s.
A bettle between Mexico and Spain for an Oscar® nod? Now, that would be interesting.


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There will be no sneak peek via On Demand of the 90-minute series finale of HBO's The Wire, according to a spokesman for the cable channel.
The finale will premiere at 9 p.m. March 9, and that will be the first time anyone will be able to see it - whether or not they have access to HBO On Demand.
Throughout this fifth and final season, subscribers have been able to use On Demand to see each of the nine previous episodes starting the Monday before their Sunday night cable premiere.
HBO says they are breaking with that pattern so that On Demand viewers don't "spoil" the finale for those who want to watch March 9. During this season and last, On Demand viewers have often posted details of episodes online in a way that made the spoilers almost impossible to ignore.
Man, it's gonna be a long week.
At least I can surf the internet again without fear of someone spoiling the ending. So, there's that.
Anyway, Wire fans, what have you thought about the season so far? If the trend in quality of episodes continues, this last one could be the best and saddest ever.
As I said earlier, I was apprehensive about the plot lines and story trajectory at first, but I'm totally on board now and, obviously, can't wait to see how it resolves (or doesn't).


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Government moves to reinvigorate film industry with land allocation
There will be a requirement to build cinemas in the Kai Tak and Sha Tin government land sales.
The government is accelerating efforts to bring back the glory days of the local film industry with its plan to incorporate a requirement building a cinema in the land sale condition of two designated government land sale sites.
There will a requirement to include cinema in the land transaction conditions of the Kai Tak and Sha Tin sites, according to a legislative reply, in a bid to boost cinema supply. Once a major player in the distribution of Chinese films, Hong Kong's cinema market has been slowly losing its luster with Tai Po district currently without an operational cinema.
The number of cinemas increased 12.8% from 47 to 53 in the two years between 2015 to 2017, according to government data. The number of seats also went up 3.2% from 37,779 to 38,976; and the number of screens rose 13.4% from 209 to 237.
“The Government has been sparing no efforts in promoting the development of local film industry on all fronts, mainly through the Film Development Fund (FDF), to support and promote film productions and other marketing and audience-building activities,” said secretary for commerce and economic development Edward Yau in a statement.
This includes efforts to provide additional screening facilities to the auditorium of the North District Town Hall and commissioning the Hong Kong Film Art Association to organise film screening activities on a regular basis to build up a strong audience base with students.
"We understand that the development of cinemas and the development of the film industry complement each other. The Government has been consulting the Hong Kong Film Development Council (FDC) on the overall strategies, policies and practical arrangements for promotion and development of the film industry," it added.
The government is also completing a study to chart the latest market developments in the industry in an effort to come up with better industry solutions and accelerate the development of the film industry.


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I am really happy with how this photo turned out. Yes, it has a lot of post processing, but I like the feel of it. As some has said, it looks very similar to Storm in the X-Men. The Photo was taken inside my house using the Canon 5D Mark II and 85mm f/1.2L II lens. The lighting was a Canon 580 EX II camera left at approximately 1/16 and a Olympus Flash camera right at approximately 1/32. Both were shot through 42″ Westcott umbrellas.


Members of Chorley Little Theatre are celebrating another year of success after bringing home 9 prizes from the regional amateur dramatics awards in Southport recently.
Between CADOS and Chorley Youth Theatre, they had 29 nominations and often found themselves competing against each other.
The Society’s family show Whittington! won Best Pantomime, and also Best Panto Lead for Rob Armstrong as King Rat, and Best Comedy Performance for Ryan Norse as the Elvis-inspired Cat. The show was seen by over 2,500 people in December and it’s the second year in a row they’ve won the top prize.
Chorley Youth Theatre did well, with Best Actress wins for Emma Heyes, Best Play Director for Rebecca Moran (both for the production of Roald Dahl’s The Witches) and the musical Into The Woods winning Best Staging and Best Director for Rachel Offord.
There were also special awards for Best Newcomer Callan Grimshaw-Brown and costumer Sandra Dickinson for her long-standing service to amateur theatre.
Chairman Ian Robinson was delighted with the wins “2017 was a big year for us as we replaced all the seats in the auditorium, so it’s great to get recognition for what happened on stage too.”
The new season of CADOS plays opens with The Return of Sherlock Holmes, a follow-up to the winners of Best Play in 2013 and 2015 so the Society is hoping for another gong at the awards this time next year.
There’s a new case for Sherlock Holmes in a thrilling new play at Chorley Little Theatre from 19th February.
After winning top awards for previous instalments theatre group CADOS are reviving the detective for another adventure, which sees Holmes tackle his trickiest case yet.
The Return of Sherlock Holmes is set in the modern-day and stars Dave Reid as the title character, with Siobhan Edge as Mrs Hudson and Bobby Walsh as Dr Watson. With writer/director Mark Jones the team won Best Play and Best Actor awards for productions in 2013 and 2015.
This new standalone play requires no knowledge of the previous stories, as Sherlock returns from a lengthy disappearance to unravel a web of intrigue that threatens to destroy the world. With assassins on his trail, can he crack the case before it’s too late?
Based on the books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the story is updated with modern technology and adult themes but keeps the spirit of the originals. The show is even endorsed by Sir Ian McKellen, who came to watch the last one.
Director Mark Jones describes it as “Conan Doyle meets Quentin Tarantino” and promises the show is accessible for newcomers and previous audiences alike. “Our Sherlock Holmes is easily recognisable from other depictions, and Dave does a brilliant job of balancing the aspects of this complex character.”
The production runs 19th to 24th February at 7.30pm at Chorley Little Theatre. Tickets available from Malcolm’s Musicland or online.
Please note the inside of the latest CLT Brochure ("Listings For Spring & Summer 2018") features the wrong date for Gary Delaney. His show is actually on Sunday 30th September 2018. Apologies for any confusion.
We are delighted that CADOS and Chorley Youth Theatre have been nominated for 28 awards between them at this year's NODA Awards. The awards recognise shows performed between January and December 2017 and winners will be announced on 3rd February.
Here is the full list of nominees:
Best Entertaining/Comedy Performance Pantomime
Ryan Norse as Cat - Whittington
Best Entertaining/Comedy Duo Performance Pantomime
Steven Catterall & Laina Grimshaw Brown - Whittington
Best Male Actor in a Lead Role – Pantomime
Rob Armstrong - King Rat - Whittington
Best Choreographer Pantomime
Best Director Pantomime
Steven Catterall & Andy Burke
Best Panto - Whittington
Best Female Youth Actor in an Adult Production
Eleanor Anderton - Little Voice
Best Supporting Female Actor in a Youth production
Emma Heyes - The Witches
Best Staging Set/Technical
Into The Woods Jr
Showcase & Into The Woods Jr
Best Male Actor in a Lead Role Youth Production Drama & Musical
Callan Grimshaw-Brown - The Witches
Best Choreographer- Youth Production
Lucy McManus - Into The Woods Jr
Best Artistic Director Youth Production Drama
Rebecca Moran - The Witches
Best Artistic Director Youth Production Musical
Rachel Offord - Into The Woods Jr
Best Production- Youth
Into The Woods Jr
Best Male Lead Actor - Musical
Bob Halliday - Our House
Best Female Actor in a Lead Role -Drama
Becky Chamberlain - Kindertransport
Steph Threlfall - Little Voice
Best Male Actor in a Lead Role –Drama
Steve Unsworth - Little Voice
Best Ensemble cast
The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)
Best Ensemble cast - Musical
Best Musical Director
Paul Carr - Our House
Best Director of a Musical Show
Mark Jones & Paul Carr
Best Director Play
Dave Reid - Kindertransport
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Kyle is a paralegal with Miller, Dawson, Sigal & Ward where he focuses on providing support to the attorneys in litigation and workers’ compensation. Kyle also belongs to a professional acting ensemble, The Village Repertory Company. In his free time, he enjoys Charleston’s beaches and fantastic restaurant selections.
- Montana State University, Bachelor of Arts, Film & Photography, Cum Laude Bachelor of Science, English Literature, Cum Laude
- Perrotis College, Thessaloniki, Greece Mediterranean Literature & Theatre History Concentration


No – not the last half-hour of your life; the last half-hour of someone else’s. Well, not even that actually. I’m talking about the last few minutes of a great movie or the final episode of a television show.
I guess the best, happiest most recent last-half hour for me, is the last episode of Newhart, with Bob Newhart as the Vermont innkeeper. After a full 30-minute episode about investor’s trying to buy up the small town where Bob’s character, Dick, ran an inn, Dick/Bob suddenly wakes up in the middle of the night, and when he turns on the light, we see him next to his wife from his previous series. Bob relates to the nightmare, a recap of the current Vermont innkeeper series. She commiserates with him and when they turn over to go back to sleep, he turns off the light, and that scene becomes the last few minutes of the current show.
Since everybody loved whatever Bob Newhart did, it was a real treat to be reminded of his previous sit-com, and it was a surprise ending to everyone.
And the last 2 1/2 hour episode of M.A.S.H. – depending on your recollection apparently you’ll only remember bits and pieces of this one. It ran like a movie – from 8:30 to 11pm on the East Coast. I remember Hawkeye’s mental breakdown. Hawk was riding in a bus and was constantly yelling at a Korean woman fellow passenger, “to keep that chicken quiet”, so as not to alert a passing North Korean patrol. The “chicken” is finally quieted down, but we learn later, and find out that Hawkeye is in a mental hospital, that Hawkeye’s brain had transformed a woman with a baby, into a woman with a chicken, and it was the baby that had been quieted – permanently.
The final shot, after 2 1/2 hours, is stones spelling out GOODBYE, that the now settled Hawkeye reads from a helicopter, taking him to catch a plane back home to Maine. I was a little disappointed – I wanted to see his father hugging him hello in Maine.
There’s more in the final episode, each main character had their own storyline, and it’s was only aired two or three times in the ’80’s. Now when you see it, the movie is split up into five 30 minutes episodes. They should show it again – maybe every five years or so.
As for movies – that’s what prompted this blog. During a weekend a few weeks ago, I watched Philadelphia, Dirty Dancing, and E.T. Well, I cried through each ending. I hadn’t had a good week, so it was very cathartic. You know, Tom Hanks memorial service home movies, “Nobody puts Baby in a corner.”, and flying bicycles – what more could you ask for when you’re depressed.
Well , you could ask for ~
- GWTW – “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn.” – and what a gorgeous hunk Clark Gable was!
- Casablanca – the ending is OK – but “La Marseillaise,” in the middle of the film, compels you to stand up for FREEDOM! I wonder what audiences did in the movie theatres when it was originally shown.
- Some Like it Hot– the last scene -whatta’ stitch! Joe E. Brown to Jack Lemmon -“Well, nobody’s perfect.”
- Fargo – the bad guy’s legs sticking out of a wood chipper, which meant he went in head first, then the cop’s husband winning third place in a design-a-stamp contest – eh?
- Being There – Aside from Peter Sellers being terrific – I loved the outtakes.
- Boogies Nights – The last minutes of this film made the hair on my arms stand up; I saw this as an affirmation of the dissipated, debauched, and depraved life of porn-actors: I pitied them.
- Mister Roberts – Jack Lemmon again; “Now, what’s all this crud about no movie tonight?”
- Stalag 17 –Gunsmoke’s Jim Arness’, bad-guy brother, mowed down by his fellow Nazi’s and William Holden grinning, “If I ever run into any of you bums on a street corner, just let’s pretend we never met before – understand?”
- National Velvet – the whole damn movie !
- The Other Sister – in the last few minutes, a touching two-tissue scene of 76 Trombones, is the groom’s present to his bride – sniff.
- The Man Who Knew Too Much – “I’m sorry we were gone so long. We had to go over and pick up Hank.” Fade to black and the credits roll ! Husband, Jimmy Stewart, apologizing to his guests for being late, after he and his wife, Doris Day, return to their hotel room with their son Hank, who they’ve just rescued in a Marrakesh to London Hitchcock thriller.
- Bridge Over the River Kwai – “What Have I Done?” said by Alec Guinness when he realizes he’s been aiding & abetting the enemy, as he falls on the bomb-plunger that blows up the bridge. “Madness – Madness” is said by another officer as he watches the “madness” of war around him.
I used Wikipedia to jog my memory – so what’s your favorite last half-hour?


Twenty years since the Pilot aired. 20 years since “There’s nothing to tell! He’s just some guy I work with!”. 20 years since those 6 young actors had their lives literally changed and changed our lives as well. 20 years of laughter, of friendship. A real friendship.
20 years of Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, Chandler and Ross being there for us.
The fact that this show is still on TV and still get people to fall in love with it is amazing! Friends is magical. Friends is life.
“I’ll be there for you, when the rain starts to pour. I’ll be there for you, like I’ve been there before. I’ll be there for you, ‘cause you’re there for me too.
Someone to face the day with, make it through all the rest with; someone I always laugh with, even at my worst I’m best with you.”


Zack Snyder's Justice League comes to HBO Max, set to release in 2021
Finally, Zack Snyder's version of Justice League got an announcement which is real this time.
In an exclusive watch party of Man of Steel, along with Deborah Snyder and Henry Cavill, Zack Snyder had announced that his version of the Justice League is going to arrive in the year 2021 for HBO max.
It is presently unclear in what form Snyder’s Justice League will be released. Whether it will be released as an almost four-hour director’s cut or break into chapters has yet to be decided, but the Snyders are now planning to add certain changes which include Mustache less Superman scenes.


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|Tagline:||You’ll Float Again|
|Cast:||Andy Bean, Ari Cohen, Bill Hader, Bill Skarsgård, Chosen Jacobs, Finn Wolfhard, Isaiah Mustafa, Jack Dylan Grazer, Jaeden Lieberher, Jaeden Martell, Jake Sim, James McAvoy, James Ransone, Janet Porter, Jay Ryan, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Jess Weixler, Jessica Chastain, Kelly Van der Burg, Logan Thompson, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Sophia Lillis, Taylor Frey, Teach Grant, Will Beinbrink, Wyatt Oleff, Xavier Dolan|
|Director:||Adam Bocknek, Andy Muschietti, Michael Lerman|
|Country:||Box Office, Canada|
|Language:||Deutsch, Español, English|


The American Shakespeare Center’s 2012/13 Tempt Me Further Tour has returned to Staunton to perform the three titles in the Blackfriars Playhouse 2013 Spring Season. Beginning April 10, the troupe performs William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, John Webster’s The Duchess of Malfi, and Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost in rotating repertory.
Twelfth Night, one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, fills the Blackfriars Playhouse with music, laughter, and a bad case of mistaken identity. Directed by John Basil (producing director of the American Globe Theatre in New York City), this production features ASC veteran Rick Blunt as the comically conniving Sir Toby Belch. Sublime and subversive, Twelfth Night breaks rules and bends gender to show love in all its guises and disguises.
Next, John Webster’s brutal and astonishing tragedy The Duchess of Malfi explores sibling relationships gone off the rails. The play investigates the meaning of love, family, class, madness, and desire on a roller-coaster ride that audiences won’t soon forget. Eric Minton of Shakespeareances.com writes “I unequivocally consider [this] production of the play….a theatrical tour de force.”
Finally, the troupe performs Love’s Labour’s Lost. Written around the same time as Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this popular romantic comedy is one of Shakespeare’s most exuberant wordfests – a joyful carnival of love, loss and hope. Featuring a plethora of Top 40 pop love songs during the pre-show and interlude (including songs by One Direction, Smoky Robinson, ‘NSync, and The Supremes), audiences will be tapping their toes and falling head-over-heels for the irresistibly charming characters.
ASC Co-Founder and Artistic Director Jim Warren directs both The Duchess of Malfi and Love’s Labour’s Lost. “It is a thrill for me to direct some of the best actors in the country in these plays and I know it is a joy for audiences to come see the same actor play wildly diverse roles in each of the plays,” says Warren. “On Friday, you can see an actor play the witty and wise maid Maria in Twelfth Night and on Saturday, see her play both a reluctant noble lover and a flirtatious country maid in Love’s Labour’s Lost at the matinee, and a calculating seductress in The Duchess of Malfi after dinner. Rotating repertory is wicked good.”
Patrons may Pay What You Will on April 10, 11, and 12 at the Opening Night performances of all three shows. Patrons who attend the April 12 Pay What You Will Opening Night of Love’s Labour’s Lost are invited to join ASC Actors and Staff in the Cutaia Lounge at the Blackfriars Playhouse for the Spring Season Opening Night Celebration. Tickets to the Blackfriars Playhouse start at $25 and can be purchased by calling 1.877.Much.Ado (1.877.682.4236) or visiting the ASC website.
The American Shakespeare Center in Staunton, VA, recovers the joys and accessibility of Shakespeare’s theatre, language, and humanity by exploring the English Renaissance stage and its practices through performance and education. The ASC’s Blackfriars Playhouse, the world’s only re-creation of Shakespeare’s indoor theatre, is open year-round for productions of classic plays, which have been hailed by The Washington Post as “shamelessly entertaining” and by The Boston Globe as “phenomenal…bursting with energy.” Founded in 1988 as Shenandoah Shakespeare Express, the organization became the American Shakespeare Center in 2005 and can be found online at www.americanshakespearecenter.com.


Rachel Matthews is a London based singer-songwriter and actress. She trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, London. (The Stage Scholarship). Rachel wrote and is featured on the new ‚Cool Million‘ Album „Stronger“ with her track „Skintight“ which went straight in at no1 on The UK Soul Chart. Her live solo work includes performances at the Isle of Wight festival, Ronnie Scotts, The Royal Albert Hall and The Barbican. Rachel has worked extensively in Theatre and TV. Her theatre credits include: „Daisy“in ‚The Secret Garden‘ for The Royal Shakespeare company ( Stratford -upon- avon and West End). „Sheridan“ in ‚Kombat‘ for The National Theatre studio. „Princess Jasmine“in ‚Aladdin‘ and „Gloria“ in ‚Brassed off‘ for The Lichfield Garrick. „Belle“ in ‚A Christmas Carol‘ for The Derby Playhouse. „Geminae“ in ‚A funny thing happened on the way to the forum‘, Regents Park. „Sweet Pea“ in ‚Jack and the Beanstalk‘, Hackney Empire. „Alice“ in ‚Seven Brides for Seven Brothers for BAC amongst many others. Her Tv and film credits include guest lead appearances in Doctors (BBC) The Bill (Talkback Thames), All about me (Celador), One hundredth of a Second (Pistachio Pictures, winner Manhattan Film Festival) and is appearing in the forthcoming Monumental Pictures feature „How to build a girl“ where she also co-composed the backing vocal arrangement for the title track. Rachel is an experienced session vocalist and a member of Urban Voices Collective performing at prestigious events in the UK and internationally including the 2012 Olympic Closing ceremony and BAFTA’s. Her studio and live work includes sessions for Paloma Faith, Muse, Demi Lovato, Sam Smith, Barry Manilow, Elbow, Andrea Bocelli, George Michael, Rita Ora, Sigma and more.


Blockbuster reminds me why I bought a TiVo.
As I mentioned recently, Verizon FiOS TV spoiled my Valentine’s Day movie night when the video-on-demand (VOD) movie I was watching died without explanation. Verizon’s subsequent inept technical service and customer service caused my wife and and I to reconsider our options for our next movie night.
So, on Saturday, my wife trudged to Blockbuster to rent a DVD. Battling the crowds, she was not able to find the movie we were watching on Wednesday. A clueless Blockbuster worker told her that they did not carry the movie. Of course, they did – my wife found it out back – it was just out of stock. So she chose another movie.
When we got home, and the kids were all tucked in their beds, we got ready to start movie night number two. It was, by this point, long after Blockbuster had closed. You know those stupid plastic security devices that Blockbuster puts in the DVD cases to prevent them from being opened? The same ones that the clueless workers are supposed to remove before giving you the movie they didn’t even know the store carries? Can you see where this is going? Yes, well, the security device was still in place, preventing less determined consumers from opening the DVD case.
It turns out that plastic DVD case security devices – like copy-protected music, movies, and games or anything else protected with so-called “Digital Rights Management” (DRM) – can be cracked. All it takes is a pair of scissors and some brute force. We ripped open the case, we watched the movie, it was very satisfying.
So, to review the pathetic state of the TV industry:
- We canceled Comcast cable TV because they charged a ridiculously high price (circa $50/month) for basic analog cable TV (about 50 channels). They also happily rented me a cable TV box for years without bothering to mention that my cable-ready TV didn’t need it. And rarely sent out channel guide updates when the channel lineup changed.
- We got a TiVo and it was OK. The TiVo played more nicely with Comcast analog cable than it does with Verizon FiOS TV. Problems include the channel data being wrong, resulting in the wrong show being recorded. No way to filter movie recordings by rating (we’d like to exclude the one-star movies). No way to filter movie recordings by language. No way to watch one channel while recording another (worked fine with Comcast, not with Verizon FiOS TV).
- We tried Verizon FiOS TV and it was OK. Channels pixelate frequently. The remote stops responding and then suddenly responds all at once to the various buttons that you’ve pressed to try to get the TV to respond. VOD died the one time we tried to use it.
- And Blockbuster, clueless.
Will Apple TV save us from all of this insanity?


On Monday, February 22, 2016, students and staff at Whittier Elementary celebrated President George Washington’s birthday with a play dedicated to his life.
All 1,000 students were invited to one of three plays depicting George Washington’s life and contributions to our country. Staff members spent the previous two weeks dedicating lesson plans to President Washington to ensure their students would be familiar with the events and vocabulary shown in the play. Staff enjoyed how the LifeHouse Production play was informative, yet funny enough to keep students engaged. Students were shocked to see their Assistant Principal, Raul Caraveo, as one of the actors on stage.
Throughout the 50-minute play, students were taught what Hessians were, about the Delaware River, and Washington’s accomplishments. Whittier staff received a lot of positive feedback from their students, and intend to bring the play back next year.


Being able to find movie reviews is important if you want to know whether a specific movie is worth seeing or not. With the price of movie tickets on the rise, people are starting to turn to online reviews of films that are coming out before they put down $10 to see them at the theater. Online you will be able to find a number of movie reviews on websites that provide feedback from regular viewers such as yourself as well as seasoned critics that have a college degree and know about the different things that make a movie good or bad. When you are trying to determine whether or not you should see a particular movie, turn to the experts for an answer. afilmywap
It is important to note that many critics and viewers will think differently than you, so you should take these reviews with a grain of salt. Chances are if three or four different websites gave a movie a bad review, it is probably worth waiting until it goes to rental stores. You will have many different movie review websites to choose from, but it is important that you choose one that can be trusted to give you the kind of results you need to make a final decision. An increasing number of people have started relying on these websites and critics to know whether they should spend money to see a movie or not. The more you know about the websites that are out there, but easier your decision will be.


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Hello, Dheeraj Kumar here, residing in Bengaluru, I am a marketer by profession and an enthusiast of Indian performing arts. I hold a particular interest in Theatre, Dance and Films. I have been dancing since school and have given a handful number of dance performances across Karnataka. I also hold a diploma in theatre acting & screen acting, given numerous stage shows.
This blog is for my fellow mates in the performing arts domain to share and gain knowledge regarding Indian Theatre, Dance and Films. I will be posting reviews of the plays happening across Bengaluru and also on some of the iconic plays in the Indian theatre which have contributed to the global platform of collective arts and made a mark in the Indian literature.
You can also see articles getting published every week on different topics of arts. Feel free to post your opinion in the comments section.


I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to watch
Lorraine Hansberry’s play, Les Blancs, at the National Theatre in April. The
play has received several rave reviews for its compelling and provocative
portrayal of racial identity. At a Youth Forum meeting at the Black Cultural Archives (BCA),
we discussed the play and these are some of the points that were raised.
As we took our seats in the theatre, we embarked on an evening of fascinating sensory experience. The lighting was stark. The air was thick
with smoke, incense, and folk song. The staging was simple but effective, with
the drama unfolding around a wooden ranch. Along with a strong cast, the audience
was introduced to the protagonist, Tshembe Matoseh played by Danny Sapani, who returns
to Africa from his travels in Europe to attend his father’s funeral.
The lighting dims as the set revolves in a clockwise
direction, which we discussed as being the passage of time throughout the play,
though we were unaware as to when or where the story was taking place. The opening
scene drags us into a fictional African country towards the end of a British
colonial mission project. While we might not know what country this is exactly,
we are however all too aware of nations that match the profile, so can begin to
make connections to histories that we’re aware of. Our guesses ranged from
Kenya to South Africa as we tried to locate the play.
The Forum also took its best guess at defining the role of
‘the woman’ played by Sheila Atim. She was the striking, statuesque figure that
wandered eerily from scene to scene, who seemed to symbolise the past in some
way. Atim’s haunting performance left no doubt in our imagination that she was
a spectre of some sort. Her ghostly presence isn’t recognised by the cast, and
only the audience can see her. ‘The woman’ climbs on Tshembe’s back in a scene
mid-play, ensnaring him within the grip of her legs. This sensual act led the Youth
Forum to discuss whether she was the ghost of a past lover whose memory Tshembe
couldn’t forget. Her arms also cradle the lead — perhaps the ghost of his
mother whom we assume deceased. This
maternal and nurturing gesture from ‘the woman’ also led to consideration from
us that she was a figurative representation of Africa, welcoming her son back
to his place of birth. This undefined character, lurking barefoot in her near
bare costume and peering through the audience with her lifeless expression, also
made us think that she was perhaps the ghost of a slave, a plagued memory of a
painful past intended to discomfort the audience. A Youth Forum member
challenged this reading as problematic as it embodies of Africa as a slave —
Africa is more than this!
This sentiment expressed at the Youth Forum meeting at BCA
was a recurring theme in the conversations we had after viewing: what is
Africa? What should Africa be? Who decides what Africa is and what it should be?
Les Blancs challenges how we (think we) view Africa, and serves as a critique
of varying discourses represented in the play that compete to provide a
definitive answer to the questions posed. Tshembe negotiates the unequivocally
racist ideology of the English colonisers whose mission it is to civilise, as well as the dogmatic
direction desired by his naïve brother turned clergyman, and what we concluded
as the unaccounted for vision of the play’s overly simplified native black
population whose intentions beyond rebellion we didn’t learn. Perhaps there has
never been a need for the last group examined here to have a given set of
ideals to determine the future of their land. Similarly, the audience as
spectators aren’t owed an explanation that they can easily comprehend as to
what the country means to its native population.
Raising these complex questions and tackling these difficult
themes masterfully is the success of Les Blancs. Not only is the play
relentlessly thought provoking, it’s also full of powerful imagery and
formidable acting. I hope that the discussions surrounding race, history and
the future will long continue, as they will do in the Youth Forum at BCA.


Destiny Clark, a young Mormon girl living in Tennessee, is wildly infatuated with Isaac Robinson, the headmaster's son at her Baptist high school. When they're cast together in the school's production of Les Misérables, Destiny is horrified to find that she has to be publicly humiliated by acting out her true feelings of rejection onstage.
As their rehearsals begin, Destiny realizes the unimaginable: Isaac has developed deep feelings for her despite their religious differences and the fact that he has a girlfriend.
But will they be able to find their place amongst the backbiters of their ultra-conservative world?
Weaving around Destiny and Isaac's alternating viewpoints, Destiny is the first book in a series inspired by the characters of Les Misérables and explores heartbreak, self-discovery, intolerance, and love.
DESTINY by Cindy Ray Hale is a young adult romance. Its a story of forbidden love and religious intolerance. It is told from the points of view of Destiny a young Mormon girl attending a Baptist High School in Tennessee, who has a crush Isaac, the headmaster's son & Isaac, the headmaster's son, who hates Mormons, and wants to protect his cousin Hannah from Destiny's evil influence.
Destiny was a quick read. The story is fast moving. I liked seeing the growth and changes in both Isaac and Destiny. I loved Hannah, Isaac's cousin, she was such a free spirit was willing to push Destiny to achieve the things she really wanted. She also didn't think Destiny was doomed because she was a Mormon.
I'm not familiar with Les Mis so I was happy that the characters were briefly explained. It helped understand the relationships between the stories characters even better.
I would recommend this, especially to teenage girls but Adults will enjoy it too.
You can buy Destiny at https://www.smashwords.com/
I received a free copy for my honest review.


Not just the best sci-fi movie of the last 15 years, but one of the best movies period, Alfonso Cuaron’s bravura dystopian masterpiece cemented the Mexican helmer’s status as not just a fast-rising star, but as one of our very, very best. Based on P.D. James’ novel, it’s set in a world where no children have been born in two decades, and society has collapsed as humanity waits to die out. Theo (Clive Owen) is entrusted with transporting a young immigrant woman (Claire-Hope Ashitey) who is pregnant, the first person in a generation to be so. Aside from its central premise, everything about “Children Of Men” is chillingly plausible, and Cuaron’s vision is brought to life seamlessly with subtle VFX and the never-bettered docudramish photography of Emmanuel Lubezki (including two of the greatest extended shots in cinema history). The cast, including Julianne Moore, Michael Caine, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Charlie Hunnam, Peter Mullan, and Danny Huston, are impeccable, it’s disarmingly funny, deeply sad, enormously exciting, fiercely political, and endlessly inventive, and people will be stealing from it for decades to come. Though many dismissed it on release as being too bleak, that was to miss the point: “Children Of Men” is a film about hope, and in the 21st century, we need all the hope we can get.


La table ronde partira de la présentation du livre-enquête “afia Caporale” de Leonardo Palmisano, écrivain et sociologue, qui étudie depuis des années l’amalgame entre l’exploitation illégale du travail et la criminalité organisée.
Inside the labor camps of Qatar, African and Asian migrant workers building the facilities of the 2022 World Cup compete in a football tournament of their own
In the frame of Time For Equality’s campaign to raise awareness of, prevent and end human trafficking and contemporary slavery.
“I have been thinking for days and days how I could explain what’s happening there, how I could describe it so well that you can really imagine what it is like”
A perfect answer to THE question which dominated the debate after the screening of Not My Life, the powerful film by Robert Bilheimer on human trafficking and contemporary slavery: “What can I do?”
(for the English text click here) Les Nations Unies et Time For Equality présentent NOT MY LIFE un film
“Human traffickers are earning billions of dollars on the backs and in the beds of our children and yet no one knows this is happening. We have a huge responsibility, right now, to learn the truth and act on it.” – Robert Bilheimer
Ciné Onu: 9 November at 7 pm: screening of “Cecilia” a film by Pankaj Johar, followed by an interactive panel discussion. To raise awareness of child trafficking and children’s rights.
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Our combined talent, expertise, passion and commitment have made the CINE ONU / Time For Equality screening of SOLD a successful awareness-raising event. We have received many positive comments and reactions and it is all because of you – the audience and our contributors: THANK YOU!
Follow up to our event to raise awareness of human trafficking and children’s rights: a photoreportage by Raoul Somers and points for action.
To raise awareness of human trafficking and children’s rights, the United Nations and Time for Equality present the screening of “Sold”, a film by Jeffrey D. Brown, followed by an interactive panel discussion.


A list of characters from 30 years of Star Wars games who are now canon. In 2014, Disney decanonised the original Expanded Universe; declaring all the books, comics and games as non-canon. Only the six cinema films and the animated Clone Wars survived. All new Star Wars content from 2014 onwards would be automatically considered canon, and because of this a surprising amount of characters from video games have been written back into official Star Wars canon.
Grand Admiral Thrawn
Grand Admiral Thrawn is probably the one EU character fans were keen to see ratified in the new canon. I’ve done a video about Thrawn’s EU origin in the TIE Fighter PC game. Thrawn is a ruthless military commander and in TIE Fighter, his tactical brilliance was used to strengthen the Empire’s grip, with minimal contact with the Rebel Alliance. The Rebels cartoon changes this significantly, but everything else about the character is absolutely perfect.
When LucasArts came to make Shadows of the Empire, a new Star Wars episode set between Empire and Jedi, they needed a cocky smuggler cowboy to replace the currently-in-carbonite Han Solo. Enter one of the most divisive characters in Star Wars history, Dash Rendar. Dash is the lead role in the 1996 PC and Nintendo 64 game Shadows of the Empire. Whilst Disney have never declared him officially canon, Dash’s modified Corellian transport, the Outrider, can be seen edited into the background of the 1997 Special Edition of A New Hope. So no questions, that’s CANON.
Star Wars: Republic Commando was as a dirty, gritty, shooter featuring a crack-squad of clone troopers. Over ten years old, RepCom is still one of the best Star Wars games, and actually still a pretty decent shooter. Republic Commando introduced us to heroic clones before Captain Rex or Commander Cody were on the scene. Boss, Fixer, Scorch and Sev from Delta Squadron are forever cemented into canon due to their appearance in an episode of Dave Filoni’s Clone Wars cartoon. It feels like Dave Filoni and the guys creating Star Wars Rebels are trying to re-canonise as much of the old EU as they can. We’ve seen Thrawn and a tremendous amount of material from the Old Republic timeline sneaking in.
Darth Revan (almost)
Few Star Wars characters have proven so influential or enduring as the fallen Jedi, Darth Revan. Originally appearing in Knights of the Old Republic, Revan’s been all over the EU and was almost ALMOST canonised in an episode of The Clone Wars cartoon that got canned before it was aired.
Weirder characters from Star Wars video games who are now canon
The next two are dead weird. Hindane Darcc first appeared in Ensemble Studios’ Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds. Just made up for the game, serving on Moff Tarkin’s flagship, the Executrix. For no real reason he’s namedropped in the Rogue One Ultimate Visual Guide as captain of the Executrix and so pop, he’s canon. The same can be said for Sian Teev. Teev first appears in the X-Wing PC game and also appears in another Star Wars strategy game, Empire at War. Sian Teev is mentioned in the Battlefront novelisaton, Twilight Company. And just like two some random blokes from some old PC games are more real than Galen Marek.
It doesn’t matter anyway. These days the old “head canon” is more important than ever. Kyle Katarn will always be the guy who stole the Death Star plans for me, and that’s fine. If that’s wrong then I don’t want to be right.


The School of Visual Arts (SVA), celebrating its 25th Annual Dusty Film & Animation Festival (May 10-13, 2014), granted the inaugural Dusty Alumni Award to animation director Yvette Kaplan (Ice Age, King of the Hill, Beavis and Butthead, Zack and Quack).
Yvette Kaplan (1976 BFA Animation) has worked in the animation industry for over 30 years as a director, producer, story consultant, writer, animator and character designer. She has supervised and developed all aspects of pre-and post-production in both 2D animation and CGI. Yvette has guided and inspired teams of writers, artists, actors and musicians to create stories and characters for television and film. She served as head of story on Blue Sky Studios’Ice Age for 20th Century Fox; director on Fox TV’s King of the Hill; director on Nickelodeon’s Doug; co-director, along with Mike Judge, of MTV/Paramount Pictures’ feature Beavis and Butthead Do America; and supervising director of MTV’s Beavis and Butthead series. She was a creative consultant on Scholastic Films’ The Magic Schoolbus, directed the Emmy-winning pilot for WNET’s Cyberchase, served as a timing director on Matt Groening’s Futurama series for Comedy Central and was a supervising producer on Cartoon Network’s Clarence. Yvette has written numerous series development bibles and story notes on screenplays for clients including Disney DTV, Lionsgate Films and Channel Thirteen.
Yvette’s long-time dream to create her own show was recently fulfilled when she partnered with Gili Dolev to co-create Zack and Quack, a unique preschool series airing on Nick Jr. channels worldwide. Yvette directed several episodes and is an executive producer on the series.


Disney Magic Kingdoms, or “The Most Magical Place on Mobile”, was developed in partnership with Disney. Created by Gameloft Toronto and released in March 2016, players can build the Disney Park of their dreams, full of Disney, Pixar and Star Wars characters and attractions!
According to our team, what makes Disney Magic Kingdoms so special is the way it unites different kinds of Disney content to offer a full and complete digital Disney experience. As our product marketing manager Rebeca Polo García put it, “whether you’re a Pixar enthusiast, or your favorite foods are the Disneyland churros and waffles; whether you’re a fan of The Little Mermaid, or you’re sitting at the edge of your seat waiting for the next The Mandalorian chapter instead… there’s something for all Disney fans!”
So how does our team create these magical moments for our mobile screens? It’s all thanks to a close hand-in-hand collaboration! They’re in constant contact with the team at Disney to regularly create new characters, Park attractions, and challenges to make sure the magic never ends for their over 2 million players! Together they plan and discuss concepts and creative approaches and add the final finishing touches to every update before going live.
The team members all feel incredibly lucky to work so closely with Disney, and their enthusiasm can be felt in all the content they create for the game. One of the best parts of working on Disney Magic Kingdoms is having the opportunity to sync updates with the release of new Disney, Pixar, and Lucasfilm movies and television series, such as Frozen 2, Onward, and Season 2 of The Mandalorian.
Rebeca believes “there’s something very powerful about being part of product releases like these, and it really feels extra exciting for everyone on the team.” They often watch these new releases together, and “it’s always such an emotional experience for all of [them], knowing that [they] had the pleasure of bringing the magic of that movie or show to the game.”
It’s an honor for Gameloft Toronto to work with Disney, and they’ve crossed many milestones together: securing more than 100 million downloads, introducing more than 250 characters in the game, expanding the Disney Magic Kingdoms universe to include Star Wars, and the list goes on!
There are many exciting surprises in the works for Disney Magic Kingdoms in 2021, so make sure to follow Disney Magic Kingdoms on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and keep an eye on their livestreams to try and catch some of their hints on what’s to come!
Download Disney Magic Kingdoms today to introduce a little more magic into your life!


Loop Theatre connects and invests in people who cannot ordinarily access performing arts to establish and develop trust within a joyful setting.
Loop Theatre Company is a collective of multi-skilled artists, encompassing drama, dance, movement, circus, visual arts, music and technical theatre. As a result we can offer a tailor-made service for centres and schools. Currently we offer: weekly drama classes, 6 days a week online.
‘I see people who, a few years ago, had so little confidence in their movements. Now they have blossomed beyond recognition.’Laura, Artistic Director


Roger Thomas Review: A new opinion was born
Published 5:12 pm Saturday, October 27, 2018
There have been four film adaptations of “A Star Is Born.”
The first was made in 1937. Janet Gaynor played Esther Victoria Blodgett, and used the shorter version of her name, Vicki Lester. Fredric March played Norman Maine, an actor who had seen better days before his problem with alcohol. The story was set in Hollywood.
The second version was made in 1954 and starred Judy Garland. Garland was not going down a “yellow brick road” in this film. Rather, she was building a film career while she was involved with an aging actor who once again had a drinking problem. James Mason was the love interest of Garland’s rising star in the second film.
The third version was the first one I ever saw. It debuted in 1976. I was 13 when it came out and the film was rated R. I did not see it until later; I think when I was in college, so it was probably five years later. In this third version Kris Kristofferson played a musician whose life and career were going downhill. Then he met Esther Hoffman, played by Barbra Streisand.
And now there is a fourth adaptation.
I should start by pointing out the fact that I have not been a fan of Lady Gaga before I saw this film.
I liked Streisand from other films before I ever saw her in “A Star Is Born.” I was particularly a big fan of Streisand’s film “What’s Up Doc?” when I was a pre-teen.
As for Gaga I have not be exposed to much of her music or her acting. And I am ashamed to admit that I went into the theatre thinking I was not going to like this film and it would all be the fault of the female lead.
That is not the right way to approach any film. They all deserve the benefit of the doubt at least 10 or 15 minutes.
But I was reluctant.
However, I ended up absolutely surprised. From the first note of her voice, I was stunned by her beautiful music. Why have I not been listening to the Lady earlier?
There are not enough adjectives for me to describe how much I enjoyed her singing in the film.
On top of that, her acting in the dramatic scenes is outstanding. Sign me up for whatever film Lady Gaga is doing next.
However, there is talent beyond Gaga. Bradley Cooper steps into the shoes of Fredric March, James Mason and Kris Kristofferson. He also stepped into a big project. Not only did he star as the male lead, Cooper directed the film.
And what a job he did.
All of these elements, the history, the new generation’s ideas, the wonderful casting and the great music, it all adds up to something special.
And when awards season rolls around, I am pretty sure the two leads will get nominations and I would be pleased if they win. Cooper should also get a nod for his outstanding direction.
I am not sure how many of the songs are originals for the film, but surely at least one of the songs will get recognition. And as for the big prize, Best Picture, it is way too early to tell, but it would be nice for a musical to finally win again.
One can probably realize I like this film and I do. I always like films that celebrates love. There are big loud musical moments and I love each and every one of them.
I also like the quieter and gentler moments.
There are also harsh moments and moments that are only for mature audiences. But all put together, the film is nearly perfect.
And if you are wondering, amazon.com has the three earlier versions of “A Star Is Born.” That is the makings of a good home film festival one rainy weekend.
And when this new version is released, you will have a complete set.
Roger W. Thomas of Albemarle reviews films for The Stanly News & Press.


The regular TV season is ending, and the Summer season will be starting soon. Which means an awful lot of
crappy reality TV, among other things. Some of my favorite shows are ending – some will be coming back and some will not. I’ve already seen previews for some of the networks, but Upfronts Week hasn’t started yet, so nothing is really OFFICIAL.
In the meantime, while I’m watching season finales (or buildups to season finales) and waiting for the fate of other shows to be determined, I’ve been wondering what to do to pass the time over the summer instead of watching reality TV. Especially with the new baby coming, I’m going to have quite a bit of time doing “nothing” but taking care of the baby, so I found out Amazon is having a great deal/sale on movies and TV shows, as well as movie collectibles.
And don’t forget about International Star Wars Day tomorrow!


ArtStation is a web site for digital artists. Its got lots of great Star Wars fan art. I’m going to try to post featured Star Wars fan art from ArtStation each month. This month (December 2017) I’m featuring 5 photos from 5 different artists:
If you click on their names in the list above you will be taken to their ArtStation profile.
I’m excited to share more Star Wars fan art over the next few months. If you’ve got Star Wars fan art you’d like to feature on my blog, please contact me to share!


Secret government documents confirm that Marilyn Monroe was poisoned6589x 04. 03. 2016 1 Reader
Note: This document was provided to a former government agent who can not guarantee the authenticity or credibility of the source from which the information originates.
Mutual acquaintance between Robert Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe occurred in Hollywood at the instigation of Kennedy's sister and her husband, Peter Lawford. The love affair that came out of this encounter lasted for several months. Robert Kennedy stayed here at the end of 1961 and at the beginning of 1962 as he longed to convert the story of his book describing his service in the 1943 Army on a torpedo boat to a silver canvas. To this end, he also met, among other things, film producer Jerry Wald. But he did not get the rights to a film called PT 109, which eventually caused him to become a jealous disease.
Robert Kennedy, with time to Marilyn Monroe, was very entangled with emotion and repeatedly promised to leave his wife. But Marilyn later found out she was not really divorcing her divorce. This discovery made her emotionally disturbed and became very unreliable in her job, which caused her to start filming late. Studio 20th Century Fox has therefore decided to terminate her contract, and the reason for the abolition of cooperation was not just the actress's unprofessionalism, but also the financial problems that the film studio had due to the production of Kleopatra.
Marilyn's announcement of the termination of the contract was learned in the middle of filming. She was replaced by actress Lee Remick. Monroe responded to the situation by choosing to call - from her home in Brentwood, California - to Kennedy, the Justice Department, to tell him the bad news. He told her he was not afraid of anything and that he would take care of everything. But all remained with the old one, so Marilyn decided to call Kennedy again, but this time she was upset, and she was bewildered and threatened to publish their relationship unless her contract to play in the movie was restored. On the day Marilyn Monroe died, Robert Kennedy was staying at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Interestingly, the hotel was located opposite the house where his father lived with his partner, Gloria Swanson.
Robert Lawrence's brother-in-law, Peter Goodford, who was a well-known friend of Marilyn Monroe, said the actress had frequent tendencies to commit suicide demonstrations to excite their sympathy, interest and sympathy in other people. One of Marilyn's friends was also her psychiatrist Dr. Ralph Greenson, who had a "special deal" with Lawford. He was supposed to heal her emotional imbalance and dependence on barbiturates, but on her last visit she was paradoxically prescribing a recipe for packing up to sixty Seconal sedatives that the actress had used regularly.
On the day of Marilyn Monroe's death, 4. April 1962, her housekeeper Eunice Murray laid her Seconal tablets on the night-time actress. Later testimonies show that this housewife was an accomplice to this - already fatal - attempted suicide demonstration, along with Marilyn's press spokesman, Pat Newcomb. She was rewarded for her share of the suicide actress by a very high position on the payroll tape of the US government, as a personal assistant to George Stevens Jr., who was president of the Motion Pictures film academy, who worked with the US government's promotion department. His father was George Stevens Sr., a leftist Hollywood director. One of his films was also a story about Anne Frank. During the 48 hours before the death of Marilyn Monroe, her spokeswoman Pat Newcomb flew from Los Angeles airport to Hyannisport, Massachusetts, just hours after Lawford flew to the same spot. Robert Kennedy had signed off from the Beverly Hills hotel on the day of the death actress, then flew from Los Angeles to Western Airlines to San Francisco, where he stayed at the St. George Hotel. Francis. The owner of this hotel, Mr. London, was a friend of Kennedy. Kennedy from the hotel called Peter Lawford to see if Marilyn was dead. Lawford called for the impulse to the actress, but she was still alive, so she repeated her call after Monroe did not answer the phone. Housewife Eunice Murray, after the actress took her sedatives, called her psychiatrist Ralph Greenson to tell him that the actress had eaten the whole pack of these tablets. Marilyn considered this situation as another demonstrative suicide, which would again ensure a further flow of sympathy for her surroundings. Greenson, however, recommended that the housekeeper just take the actress in the fresh air, into her house after Monroe was declared dead. Even before her death she could call her Joe Dimaggio Jr., who at that time served at the US Navy Pendleton in California. This was a very friendly interview. Marilyn told him, among other things, that she was very sleepy. The last call the actress made was a call back to Peter Lawford. Joe Dimaggio Sr., who knew the whole story about the actress, said he intended Kennedy to kill Marilyn for his behavior.
The other paragraph of this report is almost entirely blacked out, but it is available from the lines that Pat Newcomb's spokeswoman, Pat Newcomb, introduced her to Beatzian culture in San Francisco, as well as a singer who represented the USA in Poland.
It was also found that Marilyn Monroe had an occasional lesbian relationship (the name of her lover was once again blackened), while Robert Kennedy also attended some of her sex shows. This information resulted from the wiretapping of the calls made by the Chief of Los Angeles Police Parker, which he had stored in his vault at the headquarters. Another person who knew about Kennedy and Monroe's relationship was publicist Florabel Muist, since she had the opportunity to see the incriminated statements from phone tapes with her own eyes. As previously mentioned, an actress psychiatrist knew she had taken a dangerous amount of powder in her life, however, despite this indisputable fact, she did not visit her home before she was declared dead. He then joined the coroner to secure his appointment in the committee of inquiry, which in this case was considered a very non-standard procedure. However, thanks to this agreement, all statements made by Marilyn Monroe before her death could be discredited by the claim that she had been sedated.
Another part of the document is blacked out again, but it is available from the available information that this paragraph deals with George Stevens Jr. and his work for government propaganda, which was mentioned above.
The conclusion of the documentary is that a recording of sexual intercourse between Kennedy and Monroe was also taken. This recording was created secretly and stored in a private detective office in Los Angeles. Detectives asked for a copy of five thousand dollars, even though the voices on the recording were hard to distinguish.


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The trailer of Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3 Episode 12 has been aired on YouTube by Geo Entertainment. In the next episode 12 of this drama, Mahi will meet Farhad and convince him that she does not love him. She only wants her fianc, that is her future. On the contrary, Fawad tells him that today you have broken an innocent heart and the echo of that broken heart will be heard by you for the rest of your life.
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Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3 Episode 11 which was very emotional. This episode was very different from all the other episodes. In which Dilawar believes that Farhad’s love is true. On the other hand, Mahi is also very upset because of Farhad. She also realizes that Farhad’s love is true and she is also busy with Farhad’s thoughts in her heart.


Congratulations to Verrado High School graduate Alejandra Castra-Castillo! Alejandra is attending the Santa Fe University of Art and Design after winning a $160,000 scholarship thanks to a short film she created and submitted to the Robert Redford Milagro Initiative Scholarship.
According to the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Castro-Castillo, 18, won the Unique Voice Scholarship that will cover her tuition for four years, room board and base fees. The scholarship is funded by the school, but Robert Redford hand-picked her as one of the two recipients of the generous scholarship. Thirteen other students were awarded $15,000 or $7,000 per year through the Emerging Artists Awards.
Recipients created a film demonstrating the voice of people around the world. Castro-Castillo’s two and a half minute film focuses on the emotional hardships of hardworking Hispanic women who are trapped in lower income positions to support themselves and their families in the United States. The film features the story of a teenage girl who cleans houses to make a living after she crossed the American border from Mexico. She has endured hardships and stereotypes all to pursue the American dream.
Candidates also submitted a film or an essay explaining why they want to become a Redford/Milagro Initiative Scholar with a portfolio.
Castro-Castillo just graduated from Verrado High School in May and she is heading to the Film School at Santa Fe University of Art and Design where she will study cinematography.
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Riverdale 5x05 "Homecoming" Season 5 Episode 5 Promo - THE FIGHT FOR RIVERDALE HIGH - Toni (Vanessa Morgan), Alice (Mädchen Amick), Archie (KJ Apa) and Kevin (Casey Cott) fight to keep Riverdale High’s doors open after learning that its budget had been cut by Hiram Lodge (Mark Consuelos). Veronica (Camila Mendes) gets creative when she discovers Chad (guest star Chris Mason) is having her followed. Jughead (Cole Sprouse) starts a new job after debt collectors show up in Riverdale. Lili Reinhart, Madelaine Petsch, Charles Melton, Drew Ray Tanner and Erinn Westbrook also star. Steve Adelson directed the episode written by Michael Grassi (#505). Original airdate 2/17/2021. Subscribe to tvpromosdb on HUtown for more Riverdale season 5 promos in HD!
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The trailer for Puss in Boots the movie is out now. Although we can never be too sure if it'll be another shamelessly bad sequel to the Shrek franchise, these things can usually be predetermined by an educated analysis of the previews.
Let's take a look at DreamWorks' new official trailer.
Wow, where do I begin? First, allow me to list all of the factors that point this movie in a bad direction.
1. So far, an unoriginal plot (villains take hold of an ancient, mystical power and only one hero can stop them), check.
2. Spin-off of a well-established franchise, check.
3. Sassy, smart-aleck, female character that'll appeal to the teenage girl demographic, check.
4. Comic relief sidekick voiced by an actor that's popular with frat boys and hipsters (e.g. Jonah Hill, John C. Reilly, Michael Cera, Ricky Gervais, etc.), check.
5. Billy Bob Thornton, check. Because when I think of medieval Spain, I think of Billy Bob Thornton.
Yep, another soulless money-maker, a perfect addition to the Shrek franchise. Who wants to bet that this'll be in eye-popping 3-D? ... What am I saying!? Of course it will!
|The three main characters of DreamWorks' latest action romp. From right to left: Puss in Boots, Humpty "Alexander" Dumpty, and ... "Kitty Softballs"?|
Also, something else about that trailer bugs me, "Murderous outlaws have discovered an ancient power. With it, they can destroy the world."
I'm sorry, but what kind of dumb-ass villains would want to destroy the world? Where the hell are they going to live after they destroy it?
So yeah, anyway, you know where I'm placing my money on this. Puss in Boots will most likely be another CGI monstrosity by DreamWorks. Although, coming from a film studio that's notorious for unethical business practices with it's kids' movies, I wouldn't be surprised.
I'm calling it, the movie poster will feature Puss raising one eyebrow and idiots are going to think this film takes place in Mexico.


John Sobrack has worked as a writer, actor, director and producer for both short films and theatre productions. Originally from Minnesota, he graduated with a BFA in Theatre from the University of Minnesota, Duluth. John was involved with multiple community theatres in Minneapolis as an actor and producer, including Sunday in the Park with George, The Wizard of Oz & Whistle Down the Wind. He has directed several musicals for a synagogue youth group, managing casts of 50+ students.
Upon arriving in Los Angeles in 2005, John enrolled in a two-quarter UCLA Extension course called the Portable Auteur. The course took him from the initial pitch of a story, to the final project: writing, producing and directing his first short film, Nearlife.† The film premiered in 2007 at the Indianapolis International Film Festival and the Rainier Independent Film Festival, where it won the Best Student Short Film Award.
In 2009, John wrote the script and lyrics to his second short film, Boycrazy, a musical comedy released in 2009. The film screened at 30+ film festivals such as Los Angelesí Outfest, Miami Gay Lesbian Film Festival & Vancouver Queer Film Festival. Boycrazy was a GLBT audience favorite ďBest of the FestĒ at 2009 Palm Springs Intíl Shortfest, Winner of Best Experimental Short at 2009 Austin Gay & Lesbian Intíl Film Festival and won the Audience Award for Best Short Film at 2010 FilmOut San Diego. The film was broadcast on Logo TV on The Click List: Best in Short Film. Wolfe Releasing distributed the film as part of a short film compilation, garnering the privilege of the DVDís namesake: Boy Crazy.
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Ben Shapiro’s documentary about photographer Gregory Crewdson (over a decade in the making) will finally be screened at the end of the month, at Film Forum. I can’t wait to watch this — it looks pretty stunning!
Here are some of his photographs:
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It’s that time of year! The Polar Express will be arriving at the Historic Turnage Theatre on Saturday, December 14th at 1 pm. You don’t want to miss your chance to have your ticket punched and take part in the activities before the movie and then at 1 pm the movie will start. If you promise to always believe, there will be special treats at the end of the movie just for you!
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This place, the historic Nazi sympathiser camp is not a place to vandalise, it is a place to learn from, a place which should be preserved. Will kids never learn?
If this film stays in the shadows, it's likely to become a cult classic, and I have had the privilege of viewing it. To anyone who read this review I urge you to hunt this film down.
Ok, it’s only 25 minutes long, but any longer and the film would have been ruined. The timings are perfect, the sound is spot on, the layering upon layering of framework creates the most outstanding effect, the time loop within the film is believable and is where the film truly starts hotting up, and the acting itself is taken to the next level.
Should the film have been extended to become a full feature length movie, they film makers would have struggled to shock the audience, as it would have become too predictable and repetitive.
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The only criticism I have is the fact we see the murderer, he is no longer the elusive masked mad man... he's the man in a hoody with an axe. If he had been hovering in the distance with this power to send others crazy I would have been happy to draw my own conclusion as to what he looked like.
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"Faster" is about a man who is out for vengeance. The hero of the movie named the Driver (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) is seeking to avenge the murder of his brother. In the movie you will enjoy action packed gun shoot-outs and some thrilling car chases. Although it is not as thrilling as the first "The Fast and The Furious" but it is good enough. The story line seems like a usual "whodunit" movie but in this case the question is "Who set them up?" The ending has a twist but not very surprising. It is something you may guess as you watch it. I will give this movie a rating of three stars out of five.
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