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HEXEN in HOF TONIGHT
A Bewitching Production Born out of a Pandemic My musical “Hexen” (“Witches”) is back on the boards, or rather the foyer, in Theater Hof in Germany. Originally premiered in the fall of 2020, it is back in repertory this season, … Continue reading
Posted in Live! On Stage, Musicabilia, Notes in the News
Tagged Covid, Ed Elder, Florian Lühnsdorf, Germany, Hexen, Hof, musical, pandemic, repertory, Skype, theater, Theater Hof, Witches
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NEUSCHWANSTEIN – King Ludwig’s Fairy Tale Castle
On a high hill flanked by the Tegeler Mountain in the Bavarian Alps sits Neuschwanstein, King Ludwig’s “Fairy Tale Castle”. King Ludwig didn’t look far to build his fantasy castle. Hohenschwangau Castle, where Ludwig was raised, lies just across the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged 19th Century, Alps, Alpsee, Bavaria, Castle, Cinderella, court jester, Covid, Disneyland, fairy tale, FFP2, Frauenstein, Hohenschwangau, King Ludwig, Lohengrin, Louis XIV, mad king, Marienbrücke, masks, medieval, Neuschwanstein, Schwansee, selfie, swan, Tegeler Mountain, Versailles, Wagner
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Tell-Tale at Romford this Saturday
If you happen to be in or near London this weekend, you can see my award-winning short film musical Edgar Allan Poe adaptation (deep breath) “The Tell-Tale Heart – a musicabre” this Saturday at 9:30pm (London time) in an actual … Continue reading
AMERICAN FILMATIC ARTS AWARD(S?)
Maybe I should just say thank you and not ask awkward, pedantic questions? This past Friday I received this notification email regarding my short film “The Tell-Tale Heart – a musicabre“: Dear Danny, CONGRATULATIONS! Your film submission has been chosen for … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Scope, Musicabilia, Notes in the News
Tagged 2020, adaptation, American, arts, Awards, brooklyn, Covid, Edgar Allan Poe, Filmatic, Hakki Subentekin, musicabre, musical, short film, story, The Tell-Tale Heart, tongue twister
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THE ART IS ALIVE SESSIONS
A Tell-Tale Q&A and an Actor Panel This August I participated in several Zoom sessions with the Art is Alive Film Festival. I just received the recordings of two of them. First up is Art is Alive founder Cindy Mich … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Scope, Literary Lyricism, Live! On Stage, Musicabilia, Notes in the News
Tagged Acting, actor, Art is Alive, Cindy Mich, Covid, directing, Edgar Allan Poe, education, festival, film, filmmaking, Improvisation, Michael Gentile, musicabre, panel, Q&A, The Pit and the Pendulum, The Tell-Tale Heart, Wisconsin
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