CASTING CALL FOR SHORT FILM "Blue Mountain"
Frank, a small time crook is on the run from the gang he ripped off, and is left for dead in the mountains. He is nursed back to health by an old hermit until his old gang catches up with him in a catharsis of revenge and loyalty.
Roles being cast:
Frank Harlan (late 20s-early 30s): Always looking out for only himself, he has stolen money from his gang and is on the run.
Old Bill (60s-70s): A hermit with no family, he feels a sense of paternal pride when he
takes in the injured Frank.
Auditions will be taking place This Saturday!
For more information and to schedule your audition please email
bluemountainmovie@gmail.com or call 845-834-2489
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Saturday, February 07, 2009
You Gotta Have Heart Cabaret Review
What a lovely evening! I just returned from Golden Stone Productions "You Gotta Have Heart" Cabaret & Silent Auction at Hillside Manor.
I has such a delightful time .... The songs were not your typical fare from your typical musicals. It was wonderful! There were some well known songs - "Love Song" from Forum, "You Gotta Have Heart,": from Damn Yankees, "Suddenly Seymour" From Little Shop. "Agony" from Into the Woods and "What I did for Love" from A Chorus Line
But it visited other less trodden paths as well. I especially enjoyed "Taylor, the Latte boy," his Response as well as "See What I Wanna See" and "Astonishing".
The performers were a number of my favorites from local productions - Kevin Archambault, Virginia Ferri, Vicki Howland, Esme Hyman, Patrick Kiernan, Lindsey Michaels, Olivia Michaels, Thomas Netter, Amanda Quiggley, Wendell Scherer, AnnChris Warren, Michael Werner and Jennifer Zell.
An excellent job was done by everyone in the cast, as well as the Emcee, who helped the different numbers flow from one to the next.
I has such a delightful time .... The songs were not your typical fare from your typical musicals. It was wonderful! There were some well known songs - "Love Song" from Forum, "You Gotta Have Heart,": from Damn Yankees, "Suddenly Seymour" From Little Shop. "Agony" from Into the Woods and "What I did for Love" from A Chorus Line
But it visited other less trodden paths as well. I especially enjoyed "Taylor, the Latte boy," his Response as well as "See What I Wanna See" and "Astonishing".
The performers were a number of my favorites from local productions - Kevin Archambault, Virginia Ferri, Vicki Howland, Esme Hyman, Patrick Kiernan, Lindsey Michaels, Olivia Michaels, Thomas Netter, Amanda Quiggley, Wendell Scherer, AnnChris Warren, Michael Werner and Jennifer Zell.
An excellent job was done by everyone in the cast, as well as the Emcee, who helped the different numbers flow from one to the next.
Sunday, February 01, 2009
On Stage in the Mid hudson Valley - February 2009
On stage this chilly month of February are some wonderful shows. Stay warm, and see some delightful local theater.
String of Pearls
February 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 at 8:00 PM
February 15 at 2:00 PM
County Players
County Players Falls Theatre
2681 W. Main St
Wappingers Falls, NY
Call: (845) 298-1491
Gotta Have Heart – Musical Review
February 7 at 7:00PM
Golden Stone Productions
Hillside Manor
Rte 32, Kingston
Call (845) 687-4758
Murder's in the Heir
An Audience Participation Murder Mystery Comedy
February 13 & 14, 2009 at 8:00 PM
February 15, 2009 at 3:00 PM
From Stage to Screen Acting Studio
12 Vassar Street
Poughkeepsie, NY
Call: (845) 227 - 3620 or visit the website fromstagetoscreen.net
Gypsy
February 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 at 8:00 PM
February 15 at 3:00 PM
CENTERstage Productions
The Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck
Rhinebeck, NY
Call: (845) 876-3080
Engagement Rules
February 15 at 2:00 PM
The Pound Ridge Theatre Company
Conant Hall
Pound Ridge, NY
Veronica's Room
February 27, 28, Mar 6, 7 at 8:00 PM
Brewster Theatre Company
Brewster Public Library
79 Main St
Brewster, NY
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