So, I admit, I've been really bad about updating the news section... yikes! Lot's of exciting stuff coming up though, including a few seats left to Classic Stage Company's production of The Tempest. You can purchase tickets by following clicking THIS LINK!
This last weekend I had the opportunity to join some friends and play Schroeder for A Charlie Brown Christmas Live! (now in it's Sixth Year) out at the Brooklyn Lyceum in Park Slope. Today, I saw this article floating around Facebook, courtesy of Mollie Vogt-Welch, actor-director-all-around-wonderful-person.
[My Favorite Park Slope...] Christmas Activity
The show continues on through the weekend and you can purchase tickets here. And get them in advance, because the joint SELLS OUT. Like, we're adding seats and getting people cuddly-cozy to see this thing.
Now you may be saying to yourself, do I really want to go out to Brooklyn AND pay $10 to get in? The answer is yes, not only because you're going to have a blast like the writer of the article above, but you're also donating to charity. This year it's the Children's AIDS Fund. So, you're not only adding to your own Christmas experience, but making it a little better for someone else at the same time.
You may also be saying to yourself, you're not going to be there? No, I'll be in California building Sand Castles for Christmas instead of Snow Men, but it's cool because the cast is a always-rotating group of working actors that you may recognize from just being around town.
I had a great experience, and hope to join them again next year. But in the mean time, do yourself a favor and make time to go check out this very special show.
I saw this for the first time last night, before it went live and I am sooooo excited to finally be able to share this with you! This is courtesy of Writer/Director Jason Merrin and the Sleepwalkers - Official Movie Channel YouTube page.
Like I wrote above, I saw it for the first time last night and I'm so chuffed at how it looks already (even though you can still help make it look better by contributing to the Kickstarter fund). Jeff Ronan and Jessica DiGiovanni (Who also, coincidentally, appears with me in the upcoming book The Field: A Portrait of Young Actors in 2013) are totally killing it. I watched it twice in a row, and all I could think was, "I want to see this movie! This is a movie I want to see."
I think we all want you to as well!
Isn't that cool!?
On a moderately-related note, moderately-related because it features other awesome people that I get to run into, I am proud to say that I heard while I was out today that both Cal State Fullerton and Columbia are respected brands in the land of the theater. I was talking to a stage manager from the Texas Shakespeare festival this afternoon, and he totally went out of his way to make mention of it, and all I could say was, "Yeah! They are some really wonderful people, aren't they?", and I'm totally privileged to say that I've been in their company. It's just a very nice thing to unexpectedly hear!
Thanks for stopping by to check out the trailer! I'll post more Sleepwalkers news as it happens!
Matthew Dunivan, or as you may know him form my last post, "Cole", runs MattyD photography and took some fresh head shots a few weeks back. Here's some finals based on favorites that people said that they liked.
If you dig something in particular, let me know in the comments below. I'll be uploading everything to a permanent gallery shortly.
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If you really like what you see, you can always check out MattyD Photography via the "Recommended Sites" navigation link, or just go here: http://www.mattydphotography.com/#
NYU Film! These guys are great! Here's another from Madeline Leshnerr, who directed the While You Wait For The Others film from a few weeks back. I got to include my good friend, classmate, and all-around beautiful human being Matthew Dunivan in this one (he plays Cole) and after watching it, I'm left with the same impression that I get every time I see the guy on camera... he's a very talented, very good-looking dude; you'll see!
Thanks, as always, for stopping by to take a peek at what I've been working on.
Cheers!
