Musical stories in fantastical worlds
Howdy folks. Welcome to audition day, historic also since i might post more than once today. I’m currently sitting on Skype. I’m here all day watching the auditions for both puppeteers and singers for the little workshop production coming up […]
For our first little production at the Oval Upstairs coming up at the end of November we are completing auditions tomorrow. The puppeteers are all scheduled for the morning and the afternoon will have the Narrator and the men for […]
It may well be asked how Constance found her most unusual vocation. Hoping to not reveal anything that would serve as spoilers to the second Act, we shall attempt to answer this never the less. Constance comes from a blue collar background. […]
John O’Brien is a blue collar working man, pretty patriotic as is general among his friends and social sphere, and works hard to provide for his wife and daughter. Or did. Before the rebel bomb that killed his beloved wife. […]
It’s no secret i do a bunch of work with Matthew Broyles of The Matthew Show. However, that is not why i’m dedicating a post to his new album Memphis. I’m dedicating a post to it because i honestly, truly […]
In 2005 the Tiger Lillies, a killer band who’s been doing the dark side of steampuynk since before steampunk even existed and Alexander Hacke of the avante garde noise band Einstürzende Neubauten came together to perform a series of original songs based […]
Yeah, see a theme going here? Hey, i’m on a kick and i genuinely love exploring literary and creative mythos. Before we get started i just want to quickly state that the demo for the 1st Act of the Dieselpunk […]
Before comic books, after the penny dreadfuls, were the pulps. From the beginning of the 20 century they rose in popularity and from the 1920s to the 1940s they dominated the fantastical and the imagination of youth. Many of the famous characters […]
You should have some Tome Waits in your day. Everyone should. Here is yours: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch6x9iHlVHU]
Growing up in Pittsburgh, PA, there was a theater (Kings Court) who every weekend still played midnight showings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It was some bizarre movie with a bizarre cult following that was strange and risque. It […]