Here’s the thing, if you are reading this there’s a huge chance that you are human. And that means you 100% understand honest human behavior AND you’re well versed in it.
That’s GREAT news.
Now all we have to do is get you to allow your humanity to sally forth while under imaginary circumstances.
Aye, there’s the rub . . . Read more . . .
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This summer my play Amber:Alert (which deals with teen suicide) won Outstanding Original Script at the 2019 Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. I take you through the whole process in
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And we’re not talking about the gameshow. What does jeopardy mean and what does it have to do with acting and writing for the film and stage? I’ll give you
Move Over Ned Stark & Co. The other week while looking for things to watch on Netflix, my husband and I stumbled on to something. I’m a sucker for swords
On February 24th . . . It will be the 90th Academy Awards Ceremony! Wow, almost a century, makes a girl think. (I’ll give $50 bucks to whoever knows what
Bohemian Rhapsody I was thrilled when I got my SAG screener of Bohemian Rhapsody. I’d always loved Queen when I was a kid, the big anthem songs – We Will
The Last Kingdom Alexander Dreymon plays Uhtred the Saxon-raised-Dane-turned-back-into-Saxon, sort of, but really-still-a-Dane in Netflix’s The Last Kingdom. The actor is actually German, but raised primarily in France and speaks
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Ralph Almost Wrecked My Turkey Traditionally we like to go see a movie on Thanksgiving Day. This year we were in Texas visiting family and after the dinner we all
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