Saturday October 24. Jackson Brown. What a night. It was a family vibe. Jackson's son Ryan played along with Tim Robbins and his son Miles. Not to mention friends and family of the Actors' Gang. It felt like the Ivy Substation transformed into a laid back living room. These music nights are turning out to be very chill.
Saturday October 24. Closing matinee performance of The Need To Know: A Veteran's Journey from Fear to Freedom. Here is a photo of a talk back after her final matinee performance. There were veterans, students, friends and new friends who stuck around to hear what April had to say about her life and her art. In the park no less!
Friday October 23. Closing Night of Death and Giggles. Lots and lots of balloons... This wacky show was a co production with Three Chairs Theater.
Pictured from left to right (front) are performers Eleanor Van Hest, Jessica Erskine, Daisuke Tsuji, Cristina Bercovitz , (back) crew Seth Compton, and Josh Zeller.
Wednesday October 21. The Aristocrats with filmmaker Paul Provenza. This movie is vile. And ridiculous. Paul Provenza spoke afterwards but not before Rick Oveton entertained us with some jokes and Billy the Mime performed "Thomas & Sally-A Night At Monticello."
Pictured left to right Emery Emery, Rick Overton, Paul Provenza, Tim Robbins, and Billy the Mime. So, what's YOUR act called...?
Tuesday October 20. Filmmaker Emily Kunstler screened a documentary about her father, the revolutionary lawyer William Kunstler. He was a far out guy who was involved in some interesting and important cases. Their film will be showing again in LA at the NuArt starting November 20th.
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