This weeks episode: ACTING!
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Watch Season One at http://www.darkjusticeshow.com |
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Che Holloway |
From the Web to the stage....
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Left to Right: Laura Gragtmans (Ruth), Scott Fitzgerald and Toni DiBuono (Clara) |
Geva Theatre Center's production of Buffalo playwright Tom Dudzick's Miracle on South Division Street is something you should make a point to see before it closes on Feb. 7th.
It is warm, funny and super-relatable, especially if you come from a Catholic family. Yes, I laughed. Yes, I cried! I'm not too proud to admit that this play crawled inside my childhood and rummaged through my memories. Themes almost all of us can identify with: family, religion, regrets, fears and the unconditional love of a mother.
I get to chat with these talented actors about trying to make a living as a working actor, when they first decided that acting was for them and other insights.