Interviews

Some audience members might approach The Phamaly Theatre Company with skepticism.

The Denver-based troupe exclusively employs actors with a range of disabilities, from neurological disorders to partial paralysis.

Regan Linton, …
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It all began with a childhood speech impediment.

Young John Di Domenico spent years in speech therapy to iron out the problem. What he also gleaned from those lessons is …
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Think it’s tough fighting the influence of modern media corporations? It’s going to be even harder for superheroine Lady Alchemy in her forthcoming graphic novel.

She battles a media executive …
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Sequels, remakes and reboots typically double, or triple, down on what worked the first time.

In the case of “The Nun,” the latest shocker from “The Conjuring” franchise, it means …
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Few Hollywood types know how to work around the system better than John Sullivan.

It’s typically not by choice.

Sullivan’s right of center projects, from “2016: Obama’s America” (co-director) to …
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“Lawrence!” the imposing Brit bellowed, “You are here to be processed!”

You may or may not have what the OOA is looking for! You are to answer the processing server’s …
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October will soon be upon us, and that means much more entertainment is to be had than mere haunted houses. 

Immersive theatre kicks into high gear as autumn descends.

If …
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There’s nothing funny about creative destruction, sugar subsidies or the minimum wage.

Andrew Heaton begs to differ.

The quicksilver wit makes all of the above hilarious while teaching us …
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It’s getting harder than ever to stand out in the comedy crowd.

In the 1980s Bobcat Goldthwait embraced a screechier take on stand-up with impressive results.That voice grabbed your attention, …
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It sounds like a no brainer.

When virtually every comedy enterprise ignores liberal gaffes why not set your sights on this untapped material? It’s literally half the comedy landscape, a …
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