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The Writers’ Community: Young Writers in the University of Nigeria
For now, in our creativity, we have grown to become each other’s keeper. And we stay tied together.
Day: November 12, 2014
AFM, You Oughta Be in Pictures
The American Film Market is an annual ritual in the global movie business.
‘Stop Kiss’ in Pasadena, A Play for and of Our Time
Lesbian themes in theatre have never loomed large on the American firmament, perhaps because women tend to be more reserved about their homosexuality (or bisexuality) than men. Let me guess. Is it that women are instinctively more private about their sexuality than men? Is it because society as a whole is harsher on and quicker …
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On the Town Is a Helluva Broadway Show
The classic 1944 Leonard Bernstein-Comden-Green musical is back in NYC.
George Nelson’s Kodachromes of Simon Rodia’s Watts Towers, 1976 and 1978
These color photographs represent the world as he found it, not the reordered world of architectural design.
Spellbound by Spellbound
Except for a backdrop of rapid-fire movement that is at once clever, deft, and lyrical, “Lost for Words / The Invasion of Empty Words” begins in silence. After several seconds, a soft but haunting music score becomes audible. Continuing as such for a while, we hear a man speaking softly and reflectively, in a voice …
Film to Honor Theatre Visionary Reza Abdoh
Reza Abdoh, the late theatre visionary who died in 1995, but whose legend lives on in academia and theatre community, is to be honored with a documentary film premiering on the twentieth anniversary of his death. Producer Adam Soch is pleased to announce the making of a documentary film that will share the extraordinary work …