On this early bird episode of The Yay, Norman and I entertain talented actress Gwen Loeb. We talk about politics - specifically California politics (we're hoping Gavin Newsom won't incite the wrath of right wing voters in the midterms by going too far left). Gwen also shares her background, growing up in Illinois and her experience as a working actress in the bay area since 1995. We also have a spirited discussion on how directors should approach actors.
SHOUTOUTS:
A Winter's Tale (Livermore Shakes) July 12 - July 29 (http://livermoreshakes.org/welcome/tickets/)
Alan Coyne (Episode 29) stars in the production.
PCSF Playoffs – Ten Minute Play Festival (https://www.facebook.com/events/184452922261529/)
July 15, July 22 & July 29 – Shelton Theatre – 533 Sutter Street, SF
Avenue Q (Coastal Rep Theatre) July 27 – August 26
http://coastalrep.com/shows-and-tickets-2017-2018/avenue-q/
White (Shotgun Players) July 8 – Aug 5 (www.shotgunplayers.org )
Jed Parsario (Episode 63) is in the show
4.48 Psychosis (Anton’s Well) July 20 – Aug 5 (https://antonswell.org)
Spalding Grey: Stories Left To Tell (Custom Made Theatre) July 28 – one night only (http://www.custommade.org/spalding-gray-2018/)
Give to RAICES (Refugee and Immigration Center for Education and Legal Services) – pays lawyers for immigrant families; pays bond to get families out of jail and to reunite families www.raicestexas.org
