Articles about Ink
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One fascinating outlet for the analysis of visual art in today's pop culture landscape is Ink Master. I caught an episode of the reality television series, which puts professional tatt…
Four student publications give students experience, outlet Some schools have a student newspaper. Horace Greeley High School, named for the famous editor of The New York Tribune, has a newsp…
ROYAL COUPLE: Not William and Kate, nor Charles and Camilla, and certainly not Prince Harry and… a Las Vegas showgirl. Theater royalty is a different breed from those who identify as Winds…
American Blues Theater (ABT) seeks submissions for the annual Blue Ink Playwriting Award. The winner will be awarded a cash prize of $500.00 and receive a staged-reading of his/her manuscrip…
LEARN YOUR LESSONS You too can experience the privilege, respect and air of superiority enjoyed by millions who call themselves New Yorkers. But it requires training…even if you were born …
Universal Television and NBCUniversal International have signed a development deal with Storyline Entertainment's Craig Zadan and Neil Meron Smash, Chicago, Hairspray that will give the stud…
Bareback Ink, a new play written and directed by Bob Bartlett, is a work of art based on the Ganymede myth that will speak to each beholder in its own way. For me, it made me contemplate vol…
While its title may suggest a rawness that's of the anything-but-emotional variety, exploring intimacy " physical, artistic, and romantic " is the goal of Bob Bartlett's latest tattoo-centri…
Nora Ephron was working right up until the end.
Just a couple of weeks ago, she was still polishing her much-anticipated play "Lucky Guy," about the late newspaper columnist Mike McAlary.
"I…
The Capital Fringe Festival will be presented in multiple venues in Washington, D.C. July 12-29. Tickets are now on sale.
This unjuried, self-producing, open-access Festival provides all ar…
Help send my play Bareback Ink to Edinburgh Fringe this August!! So earlier this year I decided to get a second tattoo  - twenty years after my first – this one also commemora…
Over the past six weeks, A Younger Theatre has been collaborating with the Australian Theatre for Young People in Sydney (ATYP) to showcase the best new monologue writing from ATYP's emergin…
I don't write 'nice.' I don't write 'sweet', I don't write 'lovely'. I don't write 'a walk in the park' either. My writing tends to delve deep into the corners of life that people would rath…
Last week A Younger Theatre introduced young playwright Joanna Erskine, with the showing of her short film Boot. This week we're interviewing Erskine, who tells us about her love of writing,…
Over the past few weeks, A Younger Theatre has been collaborating with the Australian Theatre for Young People’s (ATYP) emerging playwright scheme, Fresh Ink, to present its work to UK…
I owe at least a short nod to Fresh Ink Theatre's Trog and Clay (An Imagined History of the Electric Chair), by up-and-coming playwright and screenwriter Michael Vukadinovich.Fresh Ink was l…
Playwrights Realm is set to present INK'D, its free four-play reading series of works in development by Writing Fellows Mia Chung, J.C. Lee, Ethan Lipton, and Nastaran Ahmadi, May 15-18…
William Butler Yeats, Lindsay Lohan and a miniature schnauzer puppy walk into a bar… What sort of joke could possibly come out of this sort of premise? Only one that I " schnauzer-lover, c…
Last week A Younger Theatre introduced you to the Australian Theatre for Young People's emerging playwright programme, Fresh Ink, with the short film Bat Eyes. This week we're interviewin…
In February 2011, Australian Theatre for Young People in Sydney (ATYP) launched The Voices Project, providing a platform to showcase the best new monologue writing from ATYP's emerging playw…
Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara has announced a new play reading series, Wet Ink!, to run April 16 to April 20. This new series will take place at the Alhecama Theatre.
The rea…
The Olney Theatre Center is set to present two cabaret performances of Ebony, Ivory and Ink featuring DC area favorites, May 4 and 5 at Olney Theatre Center's Mainstage.
Ebony, Ivory…
Casting for The Pundit by John Feffer f0r 2012 Capital Fringe Auditions April 8 Seeking 4-5 actors (2 women, 25-50; 2-3 men, 25-55) for various roles. Actors will voice (live) a variety of c…
Commercial theatre in New York is a financial long shot at the best of times. Only twenty to twenty-five percent of Broadway shows turn a profit. Those odds get a lot longer for straight pla…
Review: The anxieties coursing through Lloyd Suh's "Great Wall Story," about three reporters cooking up a fake story, feel mighty contemporary for a romp set in Denver in 1899. Lisa Kenn…
