Wow! I have been alarmingly in-demand recently, proving that it is good to be the Tenebrous. In addition to some upcoming projects that are still under super-secret wraps, I have a couple of announcements regarding off-Love Train activities.
Over at Kindertrauma, I shared some tasty choices available to Netflix Instant subscribers in this week's Stream Warriors post. Who needs blockbuster flicks when you've got gritty crime dramas, puppet aliens, and Udo Kier?
On March 25th, I will be presenting as part the Meet the Lady: Dream Sequences evening at 92Y Tribeca in New York City. Hosts Tom Blunt and Kevin Maher have put together a fascinating program themed around women's dream sequences in entertainment. In the program, I will attempt to be as interesting as a burlesque performer, a classically trained harpist, and a culinary aesthete who will provide exciting snacks. I may fail, but I will have a reel of giallo nightmares that may make up for some of my performative shortcomings! Check out more info over at Kevin's blog and buy tickets in advance--these shows sell out.
2 comments:
The Red Riding troligy was on TV a while ago but I foregoed watching them because they were on so late, starting at about 10:00, that and I wasn't in the mood for something as superhumanly depressing as these films promised to be, otherwise, they sound pretty damn awesome!
Also I got my first blog post up if anyone's interested.
http://notthistimenaylandsmith.blogspot.com/2011/03/frostbitten-2006.html
I loved the Red Riding Trilogy. I'm partial to the second one, which appears to be an uncommon opinion, but I have a thing for difficult middle chapters. I feel the same way about The Lord of the Rings. Go figure.
I hope your event went well.
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