Director James W. Horne (1881-1942) had an extraordinarily productive career,making close to 300 films over a 30 year career, and distinguishing himself in two genres, comedy and adventure s…
Linked From Trav S.D. at 11:48AMIt has been a joy learning more about the life and career of George Furth (George Schweinfurth, 1932-2008). I’d always known him entirely as a film and television character actor, but it t…
Linked From Trav S.D. at 11:48AMA 1941 Life magazine article says that one Ernestine Russell took the first name Jane, i.e. Jane Russell in honor of Jane Cowl (1883-1950). Boston-born Cowl was a Broadway star and playwrigh…
Linked From Trav S.D. at 11:48AMToday would have been the 100th birthday of pin-up model and Hollywood supporting actress Margie Stewart (1919-2012), whose entire career was limited to the World War Two Era. Originally fro…
Linked From Trav S.D. at 11:48AMDon’t ask me why I did a post on Amanda Randolph first and then waited six years to do a post on her younger sister Lillian Randolph (1898-1980), who was arguably the bigger, better remem…
Linked From Trav S.D. at 11:48AMAward winning actor, Jonathan Groff, chats with Michael Portantiere for the Drama Desk.
Jonathan Groff, currently starring in the hit Off-Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors, was t…
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If you’re a culture vulture and are interested in TV and theater, most likely, you know a lot about Krysta Rodriguez. She can be found at the MCC Theater in a play by Theresa Rebeck called…
Linked From thetheatretimes.com at 01:14AMAlfredo Arias has been based in France for many decades now, but he is an increasingly frequent visitor to the Argentine stage—recent works seen in Buenos Aires include Tatuaje (English ti…
Linked From thetheatretimes.com at 01:08AMIn recent years there has been a resurgence of progressive adaptations of Chekhov’s realist classic, “Three Sisters.” Yet none can match the forceful adaptation of Inua Ellam’s swelt…
Linked From thetheatretimes.com at 01:04AMSocial media often portrays students as fragile, sensitive snowflakes who can’t handle receiving feedback, especially if it’s negative. However, students need to learn to accept feedback…
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