SJB Productions presents the West Coast Premiere of "Marion Bridge" by award-winning Canadian playwright Daniel MacIvor . The guest production runs September 8 through September 24 for a limited Los Angeles engagement at Son of Semele Theater in Los Angeles.
SJB Productions presents the West Coast Premiere of "Marion Bridge" by award-winning Canadian playwright Daniel MacIvor . The guest production runs September 8 through September 24 for a limited Los Angeles engagement at Son of Semele Theater in Los Angeles.
" 68 Kill goes against the grain of what people are making, and so when you do that, it's a big gambit. You don't know if people are going to go, 'Oh, this is fresh and different,' or, 'Oh, you're not being serious enough.'
" 68 Kill goes against the grain of what people are making, and so when you do that, it's a big gambit. You don't know if people are going to go, 'Oh, this is fresh and different,' or, 'Oh, you're not being serious enough.'
Star Wars superfans have spent years making an improved version of The Empire Strikes Back, using brand-new shots and practical effects to fill what they perceive are holes in the original. Star Wars superfans have spent years making an improved version of The Empire Strikes Back, using brand-new shots and practical effects to fill what they perceive are holes in the original.
Star Wars superfans have spent years making an improved version of The Empire Strikes Back, using brand-new shots and practical effects to fill what they perceive are holes in the original. Star Wars superfans have spent years making an improved version of The Empire Strikes Back, using brand-new shots and practical effects to fill what they perceive are holes in the original.
Before he was "The Jerk" or "Father of the Bride," Steve Martin wrote and performed stand-up comedy for his acts and various TV shows. His erratic, offbeat comedy made him a beloved household name.
Before he was "The Jerk" or "Father of the Bride," Steve Martin wrote and performed stand-up comedy for his acts and various TV shows. His erratic, offbeat comedy made him a beloved household name.
The "Trip" movie trilogy follows a strict formula - actors Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan, portraying slightly fictional versions of themselves, indulge in a food-oriented travelogue punctuated by lots of banter, often involving impersonations of British celebs. It's generally been a good formula, and if the new installment, "The Trip to Spain," perhaps isn't quite up to the series' opener , it's certainly a healthy cut above the second film .