Beginning Tuesday, March 4th, the feature film Group Home will be available at www.indieflix.com.
Indieflix works like this: An independent filmmaker uploads his or her movie. A visitor to indieflix.com can browse the film selection and choose which movies to buy. Indieflix then burns the purchased movie onto a DVD and ships it to the customer on demand.
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The special exhibit Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race is now open at the Science Museum of Minnesota. I’m performing in a short, live theatre piece called The Value of Life, which accompanies the exhibit.
Here’s what the exhibit is about (yanked without permission from the Science Museum’s website):
From 1933 to 1945, Nazi Germany carried out [...]

Writer Matthew Everett attended the opening performance of The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window, and he almost immediately posted his review on his website.
Read the review at http://www.matthewaeverett.com/columns/detail.php?articleID=1312.
As with Randy Beard’s review in the Star Tribune, Matthew had a lot of good things to say about the production, but doesn’t think the script adds up to much. And [...]

William Randall Beard reviewed The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window for the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
Read the review at http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/onstage/15984322.html.
He praises the production, dubbing it “moving and engaging,” but has problems with the material, calling the play “a series of characters, relationships and incidents that never quite congeal into an actual plot,” a point with which I [...]

Tonight at 6:30, I’ll be taking part in a staged reading of Rick Fournier’s play A Matter of Honor at The Playwrights’ Center.
Admission is free, and your program entitles you to a slice of pizza at Pizza Lucé across the street. I know that’s where I’ll be after the reading.
Go to http://www.pwcenter.org for more info.
Here’s [...]