Nightmare City

10/26/2012

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10/24/2012

Elijah Wood loves horror movies. He’s only been involved in a few to date though, including The Faculty and next year’s Maniac redo. All of that is about to change.

10/23/2012

Prepare to be taken apart. The Woodshed partners Elijah, Daniel and Josh will introduce the film. A few tickets are still available.

10/20/2012

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10/18/2012

10/18/2012

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A dramatic account of three women and their lives, seen through the looking glass of s*x, words, madness, death, and family, Guilty of Romance — the new crim...

10/18/2012

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10/18/2012

“Producing the most brilliant, groundbreaking and undefinable radio drama/comedy/art around, [Joe Frank’s] results were stunning, irresistible and discomforting — surreal juxtapositions of the bizarre and the ordinary, the autobiographical and the absurd, the hilarious and the horrific.” — LA Weekly

“I’ve always thought of my programs as prayers. They may not seem that way, but to me they’re my conversation with whatever you want to call it about the condition that exists here, spiritually and physically.” — Joe Frank

For two decades straight, Peabody Award-winning Joe Frank burned as brightly as humanly possible in the realm of radio drama, wearing the multiple hats of performer/writer/producer — but to call what Frank does simply “radio drama” is misleading, for “radio confessions”, “radio nightmares” and “radio nirvana” are all equally as accurate. Employing staged (or sometimes real?) phone conversations, tempestuous one-act blackouts, serpentine short stories and hyper-stylized monologues with equal measure, Frank’s noir-ish aural universe is unmatched anywhere in the world, and is highly addictive to boot. Tonight, Frank’s formerly disembodied voice finds a corporeal home at the Cinefamily, as he performs his brand-new, dark-hued work “Old Man” live on our stage, accompanied by musicians Danny Frankel & David Ralicke, and dancer Carolina Cerisola. Come revel in it with us.