Harker Jones
Harker Jones has worked in publishing as a writer, editor, and critic for 15 years. He was managing editor of Out magazine for seven years and has written two novels (including the #1 Amazon bestseller Until September) and seven screenplays. His short thriller Cole & Colette won the Get It Made Short-Form Screenplay contest and was subsequently produced and has been accepted into eight (so far) film festivals. He has a double-major in telecommunications and film and written communication and a minor in literature from Eastern Michigan University, is a member of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, and is a card-carrying member of Mensa.
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BWW Review: ROCK OF AGES Tries to Rock Hollywood at the Bourbon Room
January 15, 2020
BWW Review: @ROCKOFAGESHollywood Tries to Rock Hollywood at the Bourbon Room
BWW Review: Country Comes to the City in the melancholy-tinged SALVAGE
December 23, 2019
Country music is known (and often ridiculed) for its soap opera-like lyrics. Its storytelling often takes listeners on journeys of sadness and despair, and redemption. Tim Alderson's SALVAGE, playing at the Lounge Theatre in Hollywood through January 19, follows those tropes with mostly effective results and hits viewers with a cathartic and emotional impact.
January 15, 2020
BWW Review: @ROCKOFAGESHollywood Tries to Rock Hollywood at the Bourbon Room
BWW Review: Country Comes to the City in the melancholy-tinged SALVAGE
December 23, 2019
Country music is known (and often ridiculed) for its soap opera-like lyrics. Its storytelling often takes listeners on journeys of sadness and despair, and redemption. Tim Alderson's SALVAGE, playing at the Lounge Theatre in Hollywood through January 19, follows those tropes with mostly effective results and hits viewers with a cathartic and emotional impact.
