 | Discover Oklahoma-Coleman Theatre Did you know the Coleman Threatre has been in continuous operation since 1929? Built as a vaudeville theatre and movie palace (palace being the operative word here), it certainly didn't disappoint its patrons of that long bygone era. So join us to visit this grande dame of the past... a living history of the glamour of ShowBiz. |
 | Horror Kung-Fu Theatre Gary Coleman episode pt1 Gary Coleman, Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks and the NIGHTSHADOW. |
 | Poetry of Gratefulness '08: Coleman Barks Poet Coleman Barks performs at the Poetry of Gratefulness event at the Herbst Theatre, San Francisco, CA, February 3, 2008. To order DVD, see: http://www.gratefulness.org/a/events_poetry08_dvd.htm |
 | Changes New town, new job, new apartment, etc. http://undercoveragent.lifewithchrist.org http://theater-hagen.de |
 | ROBERT MIRABAL Live in OKLA Robert Mirabal, Patrick Shendo-Mirabal, Larry Mitchell and Paul Fowler Live in Concert at the Historic Coleman Theatre in Miami, OK June 4, 2008 |
 | This Choir of Angels Voice, Writer, Director Laurence Fuller www.laurencefuller.com Actor Laurence Fuller was accepted into Bristol Old Vic Theatre School (Daniel Day Lewis) for one of 12 places on his course over 3,500 applicants to the school that year. Since graduating in July 2007 he has been in consistent work and is signed with four different Agencies and Management companies internationally (Encompass [AU] Evolution management [UK] Lip Service [voice, UK] Foreign Voices [voice, UK]). "A talented cookie" - Drew Aveling (Dreamworks) "A rising force" - Rhys Hayward (Film Director) "An outstanding actor, with a powerful talent that explores characters in psychological depth." Zillah Coleman (Theatre Director) "Laurence possesses a passion that gives rise to inventive, imaginative and highly intelligent interpretation of character." -- Peter Wilkins (Theatre Critic) "A thoroughly exceptional young man, with a powerful artistic personality" -- Christopher Lyndon-Gee (Grammy Nominated Composer) "A person with so much to offer the world" - Yuki Fukushima (Catherine Poulton Management) Art Work Marcelle Hanselaar www.marcellehanselaar.com "From what I have seen of the European art world Marcelle Hanselaar is one of the best. You will not find her works in the most obvious places, much to the loss of those institutions in Britain that have overlooked her work (with the exception of the British Museum who currently own a portfolio of Marcelle's prints Le Petite Mort). Much to the gain of collectors, for their sake I'm happy her works are what I consider affordable, but I have no idea why. This show is Marcelle's affirmation that she is of the very best in Europe and will be overlooked no longer. Baselitz has a firm contender for the role of a leading contemporary expressionist. I have no doubt in my mind that as Marcelle's collectors grow in number and influence you will see more of her work in institutions. Where the collectors go, the institutions will follow." -- Art Influence This is the second collaboration between Marcelle Hanselaar and Laurence Fuller. |
 | Chiller Theatre Convention October 2007 part 1 Today we went to the chiller theatre convention / toy, model and film expo at the Hilton Parsippany in Parsippany New Jersey and it was great! And saw Elvira,Henry Winkler,Laraine Newman, Gary Coleman, Marcia Wallace, Ray Parker Jr, David Faustino Over all it was a great convention |
 | The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961) The Isotope Guerrilla Cult Theatre Proudly Presents: THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS Americans have always wondered what the strange and eerie results might be of the hundreds of atomic tests that shattered the skyline over Yucca Flats, Nevada in the 40's and 50's... and thanks to low-rent director supreme Coleman Francis and B-movie star of the first magnitude Tor Johnson, they finally got their answer. This 1961 thriller includes everything you could possibly want in a drive-in anti-classic: secret atomic testing, innocent victims, KGB agents armed to the teeth, bumbling police officers, nearly naked girls, and one hell of a creepy baddie. You're stomach will churn from the first geiger counter soundtracked necrophilliac love scene to the bunny-laden final act! The glorious Tor Johnson can also be seen in Plan 9 From Outer Space, Carousel, and Abbott and Costello in the Foreign Legion. -- The Isotope Guerrilla Cult Theatre features pubic domain trashy flicks from Hollywood's yesteryear for your viewing enjoyment. These films are undisputedly in the public domain in the USA, and in all known cases no underlying music or literary rights have been claimed. If any rights are disputed we will be happy to remove the film from our virtual cinema. If you like these movies look up the actors, directors, and musicans on-line and send them gift baskets, cool swag, and/or money. The Isotope doesn't want anything from you except your love. http://isotopecomics.com |
 | Joey Gillis - Use What You Got from "The Life" by Cy Coleman From the dress rehearsal of the 2008 NYU-Steinhardt Graduate Showcase, April 16, 2008. Note this was filmed in the Provincetown Playhouse, not the Westside Theatre where the event actually took place. Some of the spacing is odd and the entrances were simulated. For more info, visit http://www.joeygillis.com |
 | Shaw Coleman CV Part 1 In the delightful Peasant Pas de Deux from Giselle Act I, Shaw Coleman dances here with Krystle Jackson. Filmed with the Australian National Theatre Ballet School in December 2006. |
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