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2 days ago · Exploring the narrow path to spiritual fulfillment and how strewn it is with the funny, frantic failings of humankind, The Break of Noon showcases Neil LaBute at his discomfiting best.
2 days ago · February 2025 will mark the beginning of St. Louis Actors’ Studio’s 17th season, themed “Something Old Something New.” The season includes productions of Eugene O’Neill’s masterwork “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,”, to be directed by renowned theater artist Austin Pendleton and a new work by playwright Carter W. Lewis starring local legends Whit Reichert and Donna Weinsting.
2 days ago · St. Louis Actors’ Studio (STLAS) and esteemed film director, screenwriter and playwright Neil LaBute have published a new book: Unlikely Japan and Other Plays: Ten One-Acts from Ten Years of the LaBute New Theater Festival. Since 2014, STLAS has produced the annual festival, which celebrates new works by emerging professional and high school ...
15 hours ago · Certainly better than Neil Labute’s cheesy 2022 rehash Out of the Blue (featuring Diane Kruger and Nicholson’s son), Aïnouz channels sun-dappled neo-noir, making fantastic use of Ceara as a paradise rotting from within.
2 days ago · Neil LaBute had a reputation for darkly comic, extreme dramas, and his latest play, The Shape of Things, was receiving an Irish production just a year after its world premiere.
5 days ago · Neil McCallum, one of the voices on Gerry Anderson’s Thunderbirds, plays Dawson, and his story takes an unexpectedly eerie turn—it appears that there’s more than one shapeshifter around the old homestead. Allen Freeman stars in the next story, a garden variety thriller about a creeping vine that won’t stop creeping.
1 day ago · In today's episode, I interview the writer/director pair of Julia Aks and Steve Pinder about their short film "Jane Austen's Period Drama," a hilarious comedy about well, periods, set in England two centuries ago. The film played at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival
