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In the News (Mon 21 Dec 09)

  
 KDHX Theatre Review - That Old Gang of Mine
That Old Gang of Mine will continue its performance run in the theatre at the Missouri School for the Blind on Magnolia Avenue on Saturday March 24th at 8 PM and Sunday March 25th at 3 PM.
That Old Gang of Mine could be categorized as a gay play, a friends play, a relationship play, or an Aids play but in some way it meets the criteria for all of these genres.
There was also a large dark hole in the middle of the main playing area, which swallowed the actors when they entered into it.
www.kdhx.org /reviews/thatoldgang.html   (511 words)

  
 Berkeley Repertory Theatre
Her costume designs have also been seen at the Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis, the Humana Festival, Madison Repertory Theatre, Deaf West Theatre, ActorsGang, Strasberg Institute, Open Fist Theatre Company, We Tell Stories (L.A.) and Sledgehammer Theatre.
Amy holds degrees in Theatre from Brandeis University and the University of Hawai’i at Manoa, and has taught at U.H. Manoa, Roosevelt University and U.C. Berkeley (where she also had the pleasure of studying with Tony Taccone).
His plays have been performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, American Repertory Theatre, New York Theatre Workshop, the Public Theater, Lincoln Center, the Humana Festival, Steppenwolf as well as other places across the United States and internationally in Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Vienna, Istanbul and elsewhere.
www.berkeleyrep.org /HTML/CurrentSeason/FN_whoswho.html   (2701 words)

  
 Kyle Gass @ Filmbug
Gass is a member of the popular comedy duo Tenacious D, and has appeared in regional theatre productions including Carnage at The Public Theatre in New York and the Edinburgh Theatre Festival; Hysteria at the Actors' Gang Theatre; The Lower Depths at Al's national Theatre; and Freaks at the Tiffany Theatre in Los Angeles.
He is a founding member of the prestigious The Actors' Gang theatre company.
Kyle Gass has appeared in numerous motion pictures as well as television and stage productions.
www.filmbug.com /db/342794   (191 words)

  
 Playbill News: Sherri Marie Nierman, Regional Stage Manager, Dead at 29
Over the years she had worked for a number of theatre companies, including Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara, The Actors Gang, Tacoma Actors Guild, East L.A. Classic Theatre, Capital Playhouse and The Denver Center Theatre Company.
Sherri Marie Nierman, a respected regional-theatre stage manager, died Jan. 29 as a result of a car accident in Dayton, Ohio, according to her friends and colleagues at Human Race Theatre Company, where she was production stage manager for the current staging of The Drawer Boy.
A native of Fort Collins, CO, she received her B.A. with an emphasis in Stage Management from Otterbein College in Westerville in 1997.
www.playbill.com /news/article/90994.html   (327 words)

  
 Sarah Ruhl
Her plays have also been performed at the Actors Theatre of Louisville as part of the 2002 Humana Festival, at Trinity Repertory Company, the Children's Theatre Company, Brown University, Vassar College, and at the Piven Theatre Workshop in Chicago.
Recent productions include Eurydice at Madison Repertory Theatre and Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Passion Play at the Actor's Centre in London, directed by Mark Wing-Davey, Orlando at the Actor's Gang, directed by Joyce Piven, and The Clean House at Yale Repertory Theatre.
Sarah Ruhl’s work has been developed at theaters around the country, including the Joseph Papp Public Theater, New York Theatre Workshop, and Playwrights Horizons, The Underwood Theater in New York; Arena Stage, The McCarter Theatre, and Seattle Repertory regionally.
www.wilmatheater.org /seasons/20042005shows/sarahbio.html   (327 words)

  
 Kyle Gass @ Filmbug UK
Gass is a member of the popular comedy duo Tenacious D, and has appeared in regional theatre productions including Carnage at The Public Theatre in New York and the Edinburgh Theatre Festival; Hysteria at the Actors' Gang Theatre; The Lower Depths at Al's national Theatre; and Freaks at the Tiffany Theatre in Los Angeles.
Kyle Gass has appeared in numerous motion pictures as well as television and stage productions.
Tell us what you think of Kyle Gass in the Filmbug forum...
www.filmbug.co.uk /db/342794   (210 words)

  
 Cornerstone Theater Company ensemble bio page
He has performed with the American Repertory Theatre (where he originated the role of Leandro in Julie Taymor's The King Stag), Arena Stage, Long Wharf Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, Celebration Theatre and the Actors' Gang.
He has also directed at regional theaters across the country including Yale Repertory, Guthrie Theatre, Arena Stage, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, South Coast Repertory, Long Wharf Theatre and Great Lakes Theater Festival.
He is a recipient of the Princess Grace Award for Theater, as well as Garland awards for acting and composing.
www.cornerstonetheater.org /biopage.html   (2720 words)

  
 City of Culver City Homepage
At their meeting on May 9, the Culver City Redevelopment Agency announced that one of Southern California's most successful theater companies, The Actors' Gang, with artistic director Tim Robbins, will be the resident company at Culver City's historic Ivy Substation Theatre.
The Actors' Gang Moves West to Culver City's Historic Ivy Substation Theatre
With the exception of employees of the City of Culver City, only those under 60 years old with chronic diseases such as a heart condition, diabetes, lung disease, kidney disease, etc., are eligible to receive vaccinations.
www.ci.culver-city.ca.us   (932 words)

  
 Kerry Armstrong
Kerry returned to Australia in 1988 but retains her connections and continues to visit the States and work with The Actors Gang and other companies.
Kerry Armstrong brings her extensive experience in theatre, film and television to SeaChange.
Kerry's love of the theatre continued with roles in Talley's Folly at the Victorian Arts Centre, Dostoyevsky's Idiot, at Theatre Works and I'm Not Rappaport with Warren Mitchell at the Melbourne Theatre Company.
www.geocities.com /seachange_3227/kerry_armstrong.htm   (932 words)

  
 Obscure Stages -- An Annotated Theatre Bibliography
Affectionate and interesting, the narrative describes not only these actors' careers before, during, and after the Crazy Gang, but also the other voices and places of British popular theatre between the wars and in the post-war period as well.
The second volume discusses the impact of the commedia on Elizabethan drama and contains a number of appendices, most useful of which are a list of 16th and 17th century actors and the roles they originated or played, a handlist of scenari from Italian and French sources, and a "Specimen Scenari", in Italian and English.
Both this, their illustrated history of Panto, and their similar treatment of Music Hall ( below) give the reader at a century's remove a real taste for the look of the actors, their costumes, and their sets.
www.214b.com   (932 words)

  
 VERGE Magazine
EISENSTEIN: Find a gang—other actors, directors, writers—and work and develop together.
EISENSTEIN: I have taught playwriting at several universities, although it was always within the English literature/creative writing faculty rather than the theatre department.
"Upcoming productions of Linda Eisenstein's plays include: "F2F" (6th-9th September at the Portland (Oregon) Center for the Performing Arts); RUNNING FROM THE RED GIRL (7th-30th September at the Stockyards Theatre Project, Chicago); and DISCORDIA (May 2002, Cleveland (Ohio) Public Theatre).
www.vergemag.com /0901/perfarts/perfarts.html   (932 words)

  
 Mario Van Peebles Biography @ Filmbug
Van Peebles' most recent stage work includes War Letters, produced by the Sundance Theatre Lab at the Canon Theatre and his portrayal of the acclaimed turn-of-the-century poet Paul Laurence Dunbar in the play Oak and Ivy at the Vineyard Playhouse in Martha's Vineyard.
Mario Van Peebles has established himself as one of the industry's most versatile actors while also earning acclaim as a director, writer and producer.
Van Peebles has starred in the acclaimed telefilms, Alex Haley's Mama Flora's Family, The Ricky Bell Story, The Sally Hemmings Story, The Emperor Jones, Gang in Blue and Riot.
www.filmbug.com /db/4130-9   (427 words)

  
 Obscure Stages -- An Annotated Theatre Bibliography
Affectionate and interesting, the narrative describes not only these actors' careers before, during, and after the Crazy Gang, but also the other voices and places of British popular theatre between the wars and in the post-war period as well.
The second volume discusses the impact of the commedia on Elizabethan drama and contains a number of appendices, most useful of which are a list of 16th and 17th century actors and the roles they originated or played, a handlist of scenari from Italian and French sources, and a "Specimen Scenari", in Italian and English.
He outlines the origins of commedia and its masks, as well as its staging, theaters, actors, and troupes.
www.214b.com   (427 words)

  
 Playbill News: Ahmanson, Mark Taper and Deaf West Lead Ovation Nominations
Nathan Wang, The Square, Taper, Too at the ActorsGang Theatre
The Ahmanson Theatre and the Mark Taper Forum both earned 18 nominations each, but for several productions ( Amadeus, Jitney, The Dead, Space, etc.) than Deaf West's two.
Playbill News: Ahmanson, Mark Taper and Deaf West Lead Ovation Nominations
www.playbill.com /news/article/55650.html   (427 words)

  
 'Bat Boy: The Musical' opens tonight at Uni High 03/13/03
That's the origin of "Bat Boy: The Musical," a rock musical created by Keythe Farley and Brian Flemming at the Directors Company in Los Angeles and staged by the Actors Gang at the El Centro Theatre before heading for Union Square Theatre in New York City.
In the show 23 of Bud's cows have died mysteriously and Bat Boy is the convenient scapegoat.
He calls the show a "dark musical comedy with a lot of gender bending." He especially finds it strange that Bat Boy "who does not know how to speak English and is very animalistic learns how to speak perfect English in the matter of one five-minute song ("Show You a Thing or Two").
www.irvineworldnews.com /Bstories/mar13/batboy.html   (1069 words)

  
 Adilah Barnes
After a successful run at the Actors' Gang Theatre in Hollywood and at the West Hollywood Coast Playhouse, Kim took the play to the HERE Theatre in New York City.
Kim Coles radiates a unique strength and talent, which has established her as one of our generation's most gifted individuals.
Kim is best known for her role as 'Synclaire' on FOX's successful run of the hit show LIVING SINGLE.
www.diversityta.com /kim.html   (357 words)

  
 Actors' Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre Coral Gables Florida
The show is set in the 1950s, in and around Rydell High School as the students return after the summer vacation.The boys are members of the "T Birds" (Danny, Kenickie, Roger, Sonny Latieri, Doody) and the girls form the "Pink Ladies" gang (Betty Rizzo, Jan, Marty, Frenchy).
One of the gang, Danny, returns telling of a girl that he met over the summer, only to find that the girl in question, Sandy, has been transferred to Rydell High from the more innocent surroundings of Immaculata High.
If you have any further questions regarding this, or any future Actors’ Playhouse productions, please do not hesitate to call.
www.actorsplayhouse.org /grease_guide.htm   (3387 words)

  
 John Cusack Biography
Now close friends, Cusack visited the Actors Gang theatre Tim was running in Los Angeles and loved the energy, the experimentalism and the spirit of adventure.
John played Nelson Rockefeller in Tim Robbins' political theatre drama The Cradle Will Rock and, bearded and long-haired, he was the super-intense master-puppeteer who discovers a portal into his ex-co-star's head in Spike Jonze's Being John Malkovich.
Cusack was born on the 28th of June, 1966, in Evanston, a northern district of Chicago, right on Lake Michigan.
www.tiscali.co.uk /entertainment/film/biographies/john_cusack_biog.html   (2611 words)

  
 Talking of Two Canadian Playwrights
The eloquent 55-year old writer and arts administrator at the Banff Centre of the Arts was one of two playwrights before a group of Japanese students, Canadian teachers, and actors from the concurrent Canadian theatre festival.
Among them were Murrell's Waiting for the Parade, a war-time drama about women awaiting the return of their soldier husbands and Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing by Thomson Highway, a comedy about a gang of misfits on a northern Ontario Indian reserve.
The native artist recounted how differently the theatre scene had seemed when he began his career.
www.actj.org /cc/playwrights.html   (2611 words)

  
 Tenacious D - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Black and Gass met in Los Angeles when they were both in the The Actors' Gang theatre troup.
Guitarist Kyle Gass also plays guitar and sings vocals for the band Trainwreck, under the pseudonym "Klip Calhoun" along with lead roadie and sometimes vocalist of "The D", RJ "Lee" Reid, under the pseudonym "Darryl Donald".
Kyle taught Jack how to play the guitar, and eventually asked him to form a band.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tenacious_D   (800 words)

  
 TIME.com Print Page: Nation -- That Old Feeling: Brooks to Broadway: Get Happy
Brooks ignores the Holocaust and concentrates on turning Hitler and his gang into pompous comic-opera buffoons who are extra funny, in part, because they have no sense of humor.
Brooks insinuates a subsidiary joke about actors: they are so desperate to get a role, any role, that they don't think twice about playing the leader of the Third Reich.
And now here it is." The year is 1959; visible from Max office is a Manhattan skyline of landmarks that have since vanished: the Astor Roof, Lindy's, the Morosco Theatre, a billboard for the Doublemint Twins.
www.time.com /time/nation/printout/0,8816,174146,00.html   (2599 words)

  
 Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
The rest of the cast was rounded out by Joan Leslie (as Cohan's wife), Walter Huston (as Cohan's father), Rosemary DeCamp (as Mama Cohan), and Warners' gang of beloved character actors.
George M. Cohan was the most important figure in American musical theatre in his day, the author of more than 35 plays and five hundred songs, but his relationship with the movie business had been stormy at best.
Songbird Frances Langford and former Metropolitan Opera star Irene Manning were also in the cast (the latter playing Broadway great Faye Templeton).
www.picturegoer.com /yandooddanwb.html   (1178 words)

  
 Visual Resources – Staging the Eumenides , 15/10/04, The Green Flower Gang
What kinds of spatial and choreographic relationships between theatre, spectators, actors and chorus, could have been established in each case?
Traditionally, it has been assumed that the theatrically 'strongest' position for an actor was directly in front of the central doors of the skene.
Recently, however, in Tragedy in Athens, David Wiles has argued that, for Athenians, the most symbolically potent position was the centre of the orchestra.
blogs.warwick.ac.uk /jackcole/entry/visual_resources_staging_7   (364 words)

  
 Obscure Stages -- An Annotated Theatre Bibliography
Affectionate and interesting, the narrative describes not only these actors' careers before, during, and after the Crazy Gang, but also the other voices and places of British popular theatre between the wars and in the post-war period as well.
From a bit later in the British theatre chronology comes this account by the great-niece of one of the stage comedians who banded together in 1931 after mixed success as solo or double acts to form a freewheeling and fractious institution of sorts within the revue form of theatre.
It's well-researched--which one might expect from a doctoral diss, somewhat combative in tone--which lends it a strong authorial voice, and occasionally mired in jargon, neo-Marxist and otherwise, e.g., "the production of the minstrel show out of gendered commodity exchanges".
www.214b.com   (364 words)

  
 City of Culver City Homepage
At their meeting on May 9, the Culver City Redevelopment Agency announced that one of Southern California's most successful theater companies, The Actors' Gang, with artistic director Tim Robbins, will be the resident company at Culver City's historic Ivy Substation Theatre.
During the ceremonies John Battle, grandson of Harry Culver, delivered the city founder's speech from 1913, singers performed and members of the Historical Society gave walking tours of the historic Downtown area.
City Council approved the design of the Culver City Permanent Skateboard Park on Monday, January 9, 2006.
www.culvercity.org   (643 words)

  
 On Steambath:
When Hollywood Television Theatre was preparing to stage "Steambath" in 1973, they sent Bruce Jay Friedman a list of about 15 TV actors who might be considered for the part of Tandy and asked the author to select his choice for the role.
From ‘Steambath’ to ‘The Apple Dumpling Gang’ (a 1975 Disney comedy-western) is a difficult extension but equally important from an audience point of view.
Friedman did not watch much TV, he was unfamiliar with most of the names.
members.tripod.com /jhh_2/QuotesSteambath.htm   (643 words)

  
 jake fogelnest - tenacious d in spin magazine
Jake Fogelnest: Tell me about the origins of the D. Jack Black: We were both in The Actors Gang Theatre Company in Los Angeles.
This morning, Kyle Gass and Jack Black (who plays a cranky elitist record-store clerk in the recent film High Fidelity) are holding forth at a Manhattan hotel, a mere seven hours after they "blew the asses out" of a sold-out club crowd.
jake fogelnest - tenacious d in spin magazine
www.jakefogelnest.com /essays/darticle.html   (962 words)

  
 Obscure Stages -- An Annotated Theatre Bibliography
Affectionate and interesting, the narrative describes not only these actors' careers before, during, and after the Crazy Gang, but also the other voices and places of British popular theatre between the wars and in the post-war period as well.
In the same vein, one of the preceding's authors, in that same year, compiled a survey of vaudeville.
GDB, in those spare moments between devising practicable cold fusion and scaling Everest blindfolded, has penned a number of volumes germane to our interests.
www.214b.com   (962 words)

  
 FFWD Weekly - December 9, 2004
The Old Trout Puppet Workshop’s dark new version of Pinocchio for Alberta Theatre Projects restores the macabre innards of the original Carlo Collodi story, while at the same time boiling it down to its most basic, mythic elements, as is this troupe’s wont.
The Trouts and Porteous take a few other liberties with the book, but stick close to the original plot and restore some of the bitter flavour that Walt’s gang sugar-coated (e.g., there’s no sage cricket sidekick for this Pinocchio who, like Collodi’s, applies a hammer to his annoying insect "conscience" right off the top).
Happily, for those either too young or too old to care about symbol and allegory, the Trouts have also crafted a clever and imaginative entertainment, involving puppets of all sizes, human actors, a set like a giant pop-up book, old-fashioned theatrical effects and a live score.
www.ffwdweekly.com /Issues/2004/1209/the4.htm   (507 words)

  
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Michael enjoyed his first leading West End role earlier this year when he played Billy Flynn in CHICAGO at the Strand Theatre.
It was there that he worked as an assistant director and instructor at the film actors lab throughout 1983 to 1986.
In 1998 Lou starred opposite Mark Wahlberg in the big action/comedy movie The Big Hit as part of a gang of hired hitmen which was directed by Hong Kong Director Kirk Wong.
www.celebpoker.com /celebrities.asp   (507 words)

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