Posts Tagged ‘Waiting for Godot’
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #522
May 15, 2017 | 
Author It’s the first Top Ten show of year 11! After years of celebrating Live Events of the Week, your friends in podcasting count down their Top Ten All-Time Favorite Live Events, starting with a healthy and diverse list of “honorable mentions” … Musical concerts are NOT included. Those must be saved for another show! THIS episode is a fun and fascinating look into what your friends in podcasting find memorable and into what inspires them.
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Tags: A Behanding in Spokane, A Chorus Line, acting, al Gore, Alcatraz, Annie Baker, Anthony Mackie, Arye Gross, August: Osage County, Bard on the Beach, Barfleet, Bleed Rail, Broadway, Buster Keaton, Camelot, Charles, Christopher Walken, Circle Mirror Transformation, comedy, Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, Dean Haglund, directing, Fireworks, French Stewart, Hamlet, Hugo Armstrong, Hyde Park, immersive theater, improv, improv comedy, Jaime Robledo, James Kerwin, Land of the Tigers, Lily Holleman, Lily Tomlin, Linda Gehringer, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Opera, magic, Marin Hinkle, Martin McDonagh, Me and My Girl, Melrose, Moby Alpha, Monster in a Box, musical theater, musicals, NBA, New York City, Nia Peeples, one-person shows, Paranoia Will Destroy 'Ya, Penn & Teller, Phil Leirness, Placido Domingo, plays, Richard Harris, Ring Cycle, Rogue Machine, Ron Botita, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Sacred Fools, Sam Gold, Sam Rockwell, San Francisco, San Jose Civic Light Opera, Sci Fest, Shakespeare, show business, sketch comedy, Sleep No More, Spalding Gray, Steppenwolf, Stoneface, Sunset Limited, Swimming to Cambodia, Sydney, The Ahmanson, The Barber of Seville, the Curran Theatre, The Hurt Locker, The Lone Gunmen, The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, the White House, The X-Files, The Zephyr Theatre, theatre, Theatre at Boston Court, Tim Curry, Tucker Smallwood, Utah Jazz, Vancouver, Vancouver Grizzlies, Wagner, Waiting for Godot, writing, X-Files Expo, Zoe Kazan | 
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Chillpak Hollywood Hour #321
The 4th of July is past, but here at YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour, the fireworks are just getting started.
Dean Haglund talks about a wedding celebration he attended in Canada and a mayoral swearing in ceremony he attended in Los Angeles.
Phil Leirness ruminates on Independence Day, health care and the future of the USA.
Then, your friends in podcasting discuss Russell Brand, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”, This is the End, The Lone Ranger, Monster’s University, subversive cinema, runaway production, the best plays of the last 100 years, the creator of “Family Ties” and “Spin City”, a martial arts legend, a classic Look Magazine photographer and a science-fiction legend.
All in all, it’s action-packed. And if you’re going to be in San Diego on Sunday 21 July, why not come see Dean and Phil (and their film The Truth Is Out There) at ParanoiaCon?
Right now, it’s episode 3-2-1 … Blastoff!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: acting, Alec Baldwin, August: Osage County, Barbara Werner, Bert Stern, Black Belt Jones, Broadway, Bruce Lee, Buster Keaton, Circle Mirror Transformation, Comic-Con, Dean Haglund, Death of a Salesman, directing, Disney, Duel, Edgar Allan Poe, Edward Albee, Enter the Dragon, Enterainment Weekly, Eric Garcetti, Evan Goldberg, Family Ties, film, filmmaking, Gary David Goldber, Golden Gate Bridge, Harold Pinter, health, independence day, independent film, James Franco, Jay Baruchel, Jim Kelly, Jimmy Lawlor, John Carter, John Saxon, Johnny Depp, Lebron James, Lolita, Look Magazine, Los Angeles, Louisiana, Marc Hershon, Marilyn Monroe, Michael J. Fox, Monsters University, Morning Joe, movies, MSNBC, Must Love Dogs, Nike, Our Town, Paranoia Con, Paula Deen, Phil Leirness, Pixar, PopCon LA, Richard Matheson, Roger Corman, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, runaway production, Russell Brand, San Diego, San Francisco, senior tennis, Seth Rogen, show business, Spin City, Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King, Steven Spielberg, Succotash, Talk Superstation, television, The Lone Gunmen, The Lone Ranger, The Piano Lesson, The Twilight Zone, The Weir, The Women, The X-Files, This is the End, Tonto, Topdog/Underdog, USA, USTA, Waiting for Godot, westerns, writing, Zoo Story | No Comments »
Chillpak Hollywood Hour #258
Dean and Phil’s last “live” show for a few weeks is full of all the rich, delicious, nourishing podcasty goodness you’ve come to expect from YOUR Chillpak Hollywood Hour!
Your friends in podcasting discuss their Sacramento adventures, the creators of Superman, a present-day comic book master, absurdist theatre, Samuel Beckett, Bully, Chris Pine, Tom Hardy, the Occupy movement, the mysterious life of Frances Farmer, the brilliant writing of David McCullough, the best stage actor in Los Angeles, and Torchwood.
All that plus more on The Hunger Games, more on “pronoia”, a celebrity death and a lawsuit involving the paranormal …
And don’t worry, even though they are hitting the road, Dean and Phil have two special shows planned during their absence!
Posted in Uncategorized | Tags: absurdism, acting, Alan Mendell, B Media Collective, Barry McGovern, Bully, Chris Pine, Cosntantine, David McCullough, Dean Haglund, Dick Clark, directing, Enrique Acosta, filmmaking, Frances Farmer, Francis Lawrence, Free Will Astrology, Hugo Armstrong, independent film, James Cromwell, James Kerwin, John Adams, John Barrowman, Lee Hirsch, motion pictures, movies, Movies on a Big Screen, MPAA, Occupy Wall Street, Phil Leirness, pronoia, Reese Witherspoon, Rob Breszny, Robert McKeown, Sacramento, Samuel Beckett, Shadowland, Spider Baby the Musical, The B-Film Extras, The Hunger Games, The Lone Gunmen, The Mark Taper Forum, The X-Files, This means War, Tom Hardy, Torchwood, Triggers, Vincent Gallo, Waiting for Godot, Wallace Stevens, writing, YeaHeavy Gallery | No Comments »
