This last week, I had the opportunity to see The Woodsman at New World Stages and participate in a Q&A with some of the cast members after the show. When I walked into the theatre, I was transported to a magical place. The set was not on the stage, the theatre was the set. There…
COMING SOON: Murrow
THE PHOENIX THEATRE ENSEMBLE is pleased to announce the New York Premiere production of Joseph Vitale’s MURROW, starring Joseph Menino, and directed by Jeremy Williams. MURROW will play a limited engagement at The Wild Project (195 East 3rd Street, NYC). Performances begin Wednesday, May4 and continue through Sunday, May22. Opening Night is Saturday, May 7…
The Write Teacher(s) March Bookshelf
“It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.” – Charles Dickens, Great Expectations I hope the Dickens quote above will be reflected in the weather this month. I am ready for a taste of…
Things Megan Loves: Every Ella
Hello Beautiful People, For those of you who don’t know, I have an Instagram addiction. (But hey, at least I can admit it – right?) Alas, I digress. Recently I connected with a wonderful creative organization/business on the Insta – Every Ella. Here’s their ‘about me’ – Every Ella is a lifestyle brand for girls…
A Write Teacher(s) Review: Brooklyn – Oscar Best Pictures Nominations 2016
Write Reader(s), we’re counting down the minutes to the start of the show, and Brooklyn is the second to last film to be reviewed on our list. Of course, it’s difficult to absorb a simple film like Brooklyn when you’ve just watched Matt Damon fly through space in The Martian, but I am prepared to…
A Write Teacher(s) Review: The Martian – Oscar Best Picture Nominations 2016
Dear Write Readers, the end is near! There are only three films left on the list, and The Martian is next up. So here it begins. The sad space movies. If you’ve read any of my previous reviews, you’ll know that sad movies aren’t really my forte. I’m not great at watching sad movies. I…
A Write Teacher(s) Review: The Revenant – Oscar Best Picture Nominations 2016
We’ve made it to film five on our list. Whew. It’s been a long few days, filled with movie magic. The next bit of movie magic is The Revenant, starring Leo himself. As I sat in the theatre waiting for this movie to begin, I was musing on Leo’s run with the Academy Awards, and…
A Write Teacher(s) Review: Spotlight – Oscar Best Picture Nominations 2016
Dear Write Reader(s), I am sitting at the theater bar in between showings, drinking a seltzer water (scouts honor) and I am using my downtime to finish up these articles so you can read them all and enjoy the Academy Awards tomorrow night as you should. I just left Spotlight, and all I can think…
A Write Teacher(s) Review – Oscar Best Picture Nominations 2016: The Big Short
Onward and upward, Write Reader(s). We now move to the next film on our list of Best Picture nominees- The Big Short. When I saw the preview for this film, I knew it was on my list to see. I loved the trailer, filled with Christian Bale saying ridiculous things, and Ryan Gosling also saying…
A Write Teacher(s) Review: Mad Max: Fury Road – Oscar Best Picture Nominees 2016
And now, for something completely different. It’s me again, Write Readers. The second film on our Academy Award Best Picture list is none other than Mad Max: Fury Road. Is it just me, or does this one feel like the Django Unchained of the bunch? It’s all about the action, and the explosions, and the…