Michael BettencourtDogme(fill in the year)In 1995, Danish directors Lars van Trier and Thomas Vinterberg issued the manifesto known as Dogme95, an attempt to "purify" filmmaking by doing away withgimmicks and special effects
Arthur MeiselmanLester ColeHe was a New York playwright, a prolific screenwriter during Hollywood's golden years, a leader and the most vehementmember of the blacklisted Hollywood Ten
Nathan ThomasTheatreSometimes a theatre doesn’t need to become an industrial showplace. Sometimes a company can look toward creating relationships with its members and its audience. Sometimes it doesn’thave to be about money first
Les MarcottDefending Jon VoightWho knew he was a raving mad conservative? At least he’s not foaming at the mouth yet, or maybe he is
Claudine JonesNo Hamstrings in HeavenI got hooked on So You Think You Can Dance—even though it’s FOXand I should be boycotting them
Martin ChallisA Christmas Eve with GodotAfter the performance it was hard to describe it to one another, yet each of us knew something extraordinary had happened
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