Sundance TV Premieres DREAM SCHOOL: NYC Season 2 Tonight
by TV News Desk
- Oct 1, 2014
SundanceTV's “Dream School: NYC” premiering tonight, October 1st at 10pm ET/PT takes on a new class of students who have dropped out or been expelled from the conventional school system and offers them a real chance to graduate.
Sundance TV to Premiere DREAM SCHOOL: NYC Season 2, 10/1
by Caryn Robbins
- Sep 5, 2014
SundanceTV's “Dream School: NYC” premiering Wednesday, October 1st at 10pm ET/PT takes on a new class of students who have dropped out or been expelled from the conventional school system and offers them a real chance to graduate.
SHUT UP SIT DOWN AND EAT to Play Off-Broadway This October
by BWW News Desk
- Aug 19, 2014
The hit "plomedy," SHUT UP SIT DOWN & EAT returns for NYC for a limited 12-week engagement at Times Square's Snapple Theater Center (1627 Broadway at 50 Street). Written by and starring four New York based comedians, Tina Giorgi (Falling Up, 'The Late Late Show,' 'Comics Unleashed,' 'Tough Crowd With Colin Quinn'), Joe Moffa ("Blue Bloods," Carlito's Way), Chris Monty (PBS's 'The Business of Comedy,' Biloxi Blues) and Eric Tartaglione (That Championship Season, NBC's 'Last Comic Standing'), directed by Eve Brandstein.
VIDEO: Adam Gwon Crafts Musical for IAN, Episode 5 - 'Clean Your Plate'
by TV News Desk
- Jul 17, 2014
IANIt's the episode of Ian that everyone's been craving. This special musical episode is full of food, glorious, food. It's suppertime, and the living is easy, but Ian's pot comes to a boil when a sexy, singing, seductress appears in his kitchen with her very own backup dancers. Who needs Jamie Oliver? We have our own naked chef! These ladies are cooking and so is Ian. Bon Appetit. 'Clean Your Plate' is an original musical with music and lyrics by Adam Gwon. Click below to watch the episode!
Celia Dufournet's IN FOOD EMPIRE to be Presented at Hollywood Fringe Festival in June
by Louisa Brady
- May 27, 2014
The comedy solo In Food Empire shares the answers of a dozen of inhabitants from the Inland Empire to Jamie Oliver's question. Collected from a series of interviews, their stories reveal our deep craving for true communion and celebrate unspoken heroes of everyday life.The audience is invited to join the conversation through live clown play with objects on stage (a supermarket cart, a rope and 300 bullets casings), as well as by adding their own testimony after seeing the piece.
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