The following is a letter to the press from Los Angeles publicist Philip Sokoloff: Actress, Director, and Teacher Barbara Tarbuck passed away at the age of 74 on December 26th, 2016, after suffering from Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Her last work as a director was Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang at the Edgemar Center for the Arts. The Cast is so grateful ...
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If you are of a certain age, your cultural life was dominated by Garry Marshall’s touch. The Odd Couple. Happy Days. Laverne & Shirley. Mork & Mindy. Pretty Woman. The Princess Diaries. He helped Ron Howard get cast in his first film (George Lucas’ American Graffiti) and directed Jackie Gleason in his last (Nothing in Common with Tom Hanks). And these are just a few ...
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THE STAGE: Phil Willmott writes why a new generation of directors is too scared to make theatre – “I’ve had people contacting me in tears for advice after being bullied by the very union they, like me, have always supported.” http://bit.ly/1Ii6aUY
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Gates McFadden is right on time as she pulls up to the Atwater Village Theatre. There is no designated spot listed for her, she just parks wherever. I mean, she does run the place. “Honey, you mind carrying this in for me?”, as she hands me a bag stuffed with scripts. I follow her inside the bustling theatre and she keys open her office, which ...
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