by chelsea | Feb 10, 2023 | Art, Blog
Cinema, 2022: You Miss 100% Of The Shots You Don’t Take. by Andrew “Ducky” Dutkiewicz It’s been a few years since the pandemic completely rearranged the spider-web of theatrical release, and more encompassing – the universe of moving images....
by chelsea | May 19, 2022 | Art, Blog, Event
Swan Lake: Dress Rehearsal for Life by Michelle Potter Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake has become one of ballet’s best-loved classics ever since the Bolshoi first performed it in 1877. The pure white swan (the “good” one) is enchanted, and only becomes human between the...
by chelsea | May 12, 2022 | Art, Blog
The Comeback Kids: Post-Pandemic Healing Night of a Thousand Stars Rocks On! by Michele Potter ‘ I’m sitting in this sweet little theater just a few rows back, my eyes riveted on the stage ahead of me. These boundless-energy kids are trying out for A...
by chelsea | Nov 20, 2021 | Art, Blog
The Last Week in the Back LotBy Chelsea Reidy It was this time last year that Jack and I painted a movie screen on the adobe-colored stucco of the back wall of the theater. We borrowed scaffolding, bought five gallons of paint, and went for it. The fall weather...
by chelsea | Nov 16, 2021 | Art, Blog
Wes Anderson: The AestheteBy David Silva aes·thete /ˈesˌTHēt/ noun :a person who has or affects to have a special appreciation of art and beauty. As a young burgeoning filmmaker, the first time I saw a frame of a Wes Anderson film was pure joy. Yes, you have seen...
by chelsea | Oct 22, 2021 | Art, Blog, Film, Uncategorized
Box Office Total: Zero by Chelsea Reidy A few weeks ago I faded down the house lights on 275 empty seats at the start of a movie—a movie that was open to the public, that not a single person came to see. Well, one person did show, but only because confusion about the...
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