The complex staging of No Good Deed must be a nightmare to direct, but Damaso Rodriguez smoothly orchestrates the entire production with raw grace and a little kitsch. In fact, Rodriguez has crafted an indie-version of Broadway's
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Comic Book Comes Alive In Furious Theatre Company's 'No Good Deed'
Art Spiegelman's Meta Tour of 'MetaMaus'
"Things got way too meta," Art Spiegelman says. The author sits at a table atop the Soho House, smoking a cigarette and awaiting his interview with Bookworm-host, Michael Silverblatt, for the 6th installment of KCRW's UpClose series. And he's not kidding.
Pencil This In: Silent Wednesdays Shows Chaplin, Graphic Novel Author @Skylight, Mystery Beer!
Silent Wednesdays at Cinefamily is focusing on Charlie Chaplin tonight with a screening of The Kid (1921) along with A Dog's Life (1918) both via new 35mm prints. 8PM. $10.
Shortcomings, a Graphic Novel by Adrian Tomine
A review of Adrian Tomine's new graphic novel, Shortcomings.
LAist Interview: Tom Neely
Los Angeles based artist, Tom Neely took some time out of his schedule to talk with LAist, about his new graphic novel The Blot, his current exhibit Self Indulgent Werewolf, and art & life in L.A.
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