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Thrillpeddlers ‘Shocktoberfest 13’ delivers Grand Guignol chills and thrills – TheatreStorm

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Display Ad / Sponsorship. THE REVIEWER GETS REVIEWED. A storming bohemia site [aRt 4 LiFe'S sAkE]. Written by Charles Kruger. October 15, 2012. October 15, 2012. Thrillpeddlers ‘Shocktoberfest 13’ delivers Grand Guignol chills and thrills. This reviewer is a member of the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle (SFBATCC). Do you love Halloween? Then grab your broomstick and a pumpkin and head out to The Hypnodrome where Thrillpeddlers. Thrillpeddlers artistic director, Russell Blackwood. In Frederi...

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Review: ‘Drowning Ophelia’ at Mojo Theatre Space (* * ). October 23, 2013 Leave a comment. This reviewer is a voting associate member of the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle (SFBATCC). Drowning Ophelia plays at Mojo Theatre Space from October 17 through November 2, 2013.). Jane, a seemingly capable young woman, is haunted by Ophelia (yes, that. This bizarre situation is puzzling to the audience, but immensely entertaining. As Jane and Edmund, Katherine Otis and Will Trichon are touching ...

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Review: ‘Water Under The Bridge’ by Katie Wheeler-Dubin and Mila Puccini (***1/2) | flickstorm

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A storming bohemia site [aRt 4 LiFe'S sAkE]. Review: ‘Water Under The Bridge’ by Katie Wheeler-Dubin and Mila Puccini (* *1/2). March 6, 2016. First a reading series, then a literary non-profit, Quiet Lightning has branched out (under the influence of Karp’s whirling dervish energy) into literary contests, the publication of chap books, and now the production of a feature length documentary, by filmmakers Katie Wheeler-Dubin and Mila Puccini. Quiet Lightning founder Evan Karp. Photo Credit: Ian Tuttle.

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Of Course They’re Staring - The Rumpus.net

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Welcome to the neighborhood. Get Our Overly Personal. Letters In The Mail. Of Course They’re Staring. Reviewed By Charles Kruger. February 9th, 2011. The Book of Frank. Capture moments, and they don’t explain themselves. But, cumulatively, they invoke a sense of what it is like to be almost supernaturally sensitive, empathic, curious, responsive. In short: what it feels like to be a poet, possessed by a muse. Grandma got it right. Mr. Conrad is very interesting indeed. Yes, I think so. Little Frank is so...

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JANUARY 29, 2013. San Francisco: Caitlin Myer interview with Aisha Sloan about the origins of PAC, solitude, and hula hoops. JULY 13, 2011. Portuguese Artists Colony: mastermind. JUNE 2, 2011. Portuguese Artists Colony: the peak of storytelling. MARCH 21, 2011. Portuguese Artists Colony: grownup shoes. FEBRUARY 25, 2011. You Tell Them What to Write, They Compete: Portuguese Artists Colony Reading Sunday. JANUARY 23, 2011. Portuguese Artists Colony: Penile Sentencing. DECEMBER 15, 2010. SEPTEMBER 1, 2010.

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Review: ‘Don Quixote’ at Marin Shakespeare Company (***1/2) – TheatreStorm

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Display Ad / Sponsorship. THE REVIEWER GETS REVIEWED. A storming bohemia site [aRt 4 LiFe'S sAkE]. Written by Charles Kruger. August 12, 2015. August 12, 2015. Review: ‘Don Quixote’ at Marin Shakespeare Company (* *1/2). For an explanation of TheatreStorm’s rating scale, click here. Don Quixote (Ron Campbell) and Sancho Panza (John R. Lewis) share a quiet moment in the midst of their misadventures. Photo Credit: Lorii A. Cheung. Of course, the concensus of generations of enthusiastic readers over four ce...

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A storming bohemia site [aRt 4 LiFe'S sAkE]. FlickStorm is an offshoot of the blog Storming Bohemia. Founded by Charles Kruger in June of 2010. Charles is an associate voting member of the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. March 6, 2016.

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Review: ‘Out of the Woods: A Magical Realist Drama’ by Antero Alli (***) | flickstorm

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A storming bohemia site [aRt 4 LiFe'S sAkE]. Review: ‘Out of the Woods: A Magical Realist Drama’ by Antero Alli (* *). September 25, 2015. 8220;Out of the Woods” is a haunting, visually engaging, thematically intriguing and dramatically exciting film. It is beautifully photographed, well-edited, and finely acted. What follows is an exploration of what becomes of Charlie now that he has this mysterious power. He soon encounters a show business promoter, Frank Nation (an excellent Andrew Gurevich) and ...

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Review: ‘Project Ahab; or Eye of the Whale’ at Central Works (*****) – TheatreStorm

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Display Ad / Sponsorship. THE REVIEWER GETS REVIEWED. A storming bohemia site [aRt 4 LiFe'S sAkE]. Written by Charles Kruger. July 22, 2015. July 22, 2015. Review: ‘Project Ahab; or Eye of the Whale’ at Central Works (* * *). Rating: * * *. For an explanation of TheatreStorm’s rating scale, click here. This reviewer is a voting member of the San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle (SFBATCC). 8220;). If a revolution can fit, why not Melville’s whale of a tale? Captain Franklin (Clive Worsely) answer...