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    Jan 15, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
    2. Oct 31, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Theater review: 'The Trip to Bountiful' at South Coast Repertory

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    F. Kathleen Foley reviews 'The Trip to Bountiful' at South Coast Repertory....
    3. Jan 22, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Theoni Aldredge dies at 78; costume designer

    Theoni V. Aldredge, a preeminent costume designer in theater and film who created wardrobes for more than 300 productions over nearly 50 years, died Friday at a Connecticut hospice, said her husband, actor Tom Aldredge. She was 78.
    Theoni V. Aldredge, a preeminent costume designer in theater and film who created wardrobes for more than 300 productions over nearly 50 years, died Friday at a Connecticut hospice, said her husband, actor Tom Aldredge. She was 78. Know for her...

    Tags: Music Theater, Faye Dunaway, Greece, Drama (genre), Paul Newman

    4. Feb 10, 2011 | Los Angeles Times

  4. Theater review: 'The Trip to Bountiful' at the Lonny Chapman Theatre

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    David C. Nichols reviews Horton Foote's play 'The Trip to Bountiful' at the Lonny Chapman Theatre...
    5. Jun 4, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  5. Theater review: 'Supernova' at the The Elephant Space

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    In "Supernova," playwright Timothy McNeil runs kitchen-sink realism through a post-millennial viewfinder. The results are remarkable, albeit still gestating, and remind us anew why the author of "Anything" is an invaluable theatrical asset. Speaking of...
    6. Jul 1, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  6. Will playing 'Iron Lady' Margaret Thatcher finally win Oscar gold once more for Meryl Streep?

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    As reported by Borys Kit in the Hollywood Reporter, "Meryl Streep is in talks to reteam with her 'Mamma Mia!' director Phyllida Lloyd for 'Thatcher,' a biopic of the controversial and long-governing former British prime minister. Jim Broadbent is in talks...
    7. Jul 20, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  7. Sam Shepard recalls his go-to actor, James Gammon, who died Friday at 70

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    Sam Shepard first set eyes on his friend James Gammon at the MET Theatre in Los Angeles, a 50-seat house the playwright remembers as “almost like a little hallway.” One of his fondest memories of their times together is of......
    8. Mar 5, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Horton Foote dies at 92; playwright, screenwriter chronicled small-town Southern life

    Horton Foote, whose bittersweet stories of heartbreak and regret set in small Southern towns earned him wide popular acclaim as well as two Academy Awards and a Pulitzer Prize, died Wednesday. He was 92.
    Horton Foote, whose bittersweet stories of heartbreak and regret set in small Southern towns earned him wide popular acclaim as well as two Academy Awards and a Pulitzer Prize, died Wednesday. He was 92. Foote died in his sleep at his apartment in...

    Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Music Theater, William Faulkner, Celebrities, Estelle Parsons

    9. Mar 5, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Remembering Horton Foote

    If one were to choose a single phrase to distill the essence of Horton Foote's distinctive literary grace, the title of the 1983 film for which he won an Academy Award for screenwriting, "Tender Mercies," could hardly be bettered. For it is this quality of loving forbearance that characterizes his relationship to all those everyday eccentrics from Texas backwaters he introduced us to -- that colorful, twangy crew who wear their hearts as well as their foibles on their sleeves.
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    If one were to choose a single phrase to distill the essence of Horton Foote's distinctive literary grace, the title of the 1983 film for which he won an Academy Award for screenwriting, "Tender Mercies," could hardly be bettered. For it is this quality...

    Tags: Pulitzer Prize Awards, Horton Foote, Death, Awards and Prizes, Celebrities

    10. Nov 21, 2009 | Los Angeles Times

  10. Lee Strasberg: The acting legacy lives on

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    This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute, the school founded in 1969 by the legendary acting guru, who died in 1982, and his wife, Anna Strasberg, who is still carrying the torch of......
    11. Apr 30, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  11. New York Drama Critics Circle snub Tony Award contenders to name 'The Orphans' Home Cycle' best play

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    For the second year in row, the New York Drama Critics Circle spurned all the Broadway fare to find the winner of their best play award. (Here is a ballot-by-ballot breakdown of the voting.) This year's champ is the last work from the late Horton Foote, a...
    12. Nov 22, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Domestic drama: Lee Strasberg's family continues the legacy of instruction, despite some friction

    The Method is dead. Long live the Method. &#182; Spend an afternoon with David Lee Strasberg, the ambitious 38-year-old son of legendary acting guru Lee Strasberg, and you just might walk away with the idea that something revolutionary is going on at the <a href=&quot;http://www.strasberg.com/">Strasberg Theatre &amp; Film Institute</a>. That would be overstating matters. This family-run school with flagships in West Hollywood and New York still finds its raison d'&#234;tre in what Strasberg himself identified as the training of the actor's internal skills. But the vision of the Method being articulated at the institute, observing its 40th anniversary this year, seems to have little to do with the stereotype of sweaty, mumbling actors wallowing in the muck of unhappy childhoods. &#182; Dressed in preppy clothes that hint at his undergraduate days at<a href="http://www.brown.edu"> Brown</a>, Strasberg <i>fils</i>, the institute's CEO and creative director (whom I'll refer to as DLS), says that the Strasberg approach -- the best known of the American adaptations of the Stanislavsky "system" commonly grouped together as the Method -- is less reliant on psychobabble than most people believe. The words "Oedipal Complex" never pass his lips. But more interesting is the way developments in neuroscience keep cropping up in his conversation. Don't bother telling him about the toy your parents didn't buy you, but do engage him on the subject of conditioned reflexes and the neuropsychology of smells.
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    The Method is dead. Long live the Method. Spend an afternoon with David Lee Strasberg, the ambitious 38-year-old son of legendary acting guru Lee Strasberg, and you just might walk away with the idea that something revolutionary is going on at the...

    Tags: Dustin Hoffman, The Godfather: Part II (movie), Columbia University, Celebrities, New York University

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