Why Being Shy About Promoting Your Show Could Be Hurting People
From a very young age we learn that selling is bad. Anyone who is constantly pushing their goods or services and doesn’t take no for an answer shouldn’t be trusted. … Continue Reading ⇒
From a very young age we learn that selling is bad. Anyone who is constantly pushing their goods or services and doesn’t take no for an answer shouldn’t be trusted. … Continue Reading ⇒
I had been thinking a lot last month about the silly cliches we use to tell people about the shows we produce, largely inspired by a post by Howard Sherman. … Continue Reading ⇒
I’ve been thinking lately that the term Patron to describe a customer of an arts organization sounds a little precious. I don’t know that there’s anything wrong with it, but … Continue Reading ⇒
You know what feels awesome? ACTING. REAL ACTING. It’s something I haven’t done in a while. I’m in a play now, by the way. Come see it if you live … Continue Reading ⇒
Yesterday evening I had the pleasure of attending the preview of The Doctor’s Dilemma by George Bernard Shaw at @AntaeusTheater as part of Classics Fest 2011. I was there with … Continue Reading ⇒
At the #LAthtr meetup, someone brought up that we should collectively publicize theatre in la. Not one company, but just the concept of theatre in LA. Someone else added afterwards … Continue Reading ⇒
You might not know this about me, but I’m a HUGE Shakespeare geek. I own 13 Shakespeare related T-Shirts. See? Geek. Anyway, this summer I’ve decided to see as many … Continue Reading ⇒
The first ever Hollywood Fringe Festival came to a close this past Sunday. 11 whole days of nonstop art, and the best thing that I’ve participated in all year. Festival … Continue Reading ⇒
Have you ever heard anyone say that when acting Shakespeare, the text acts you, the text does the work for you, or something along those lines? I’m willing to bet … Continue Reading ⇒
We’ve been learning rules all our lives. As children we are given rules of the classroom or rules at home of what not to do or what we should do. … Continue Reading ⇒