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A Public Fit Theatre Company
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Calling Pat Benatar: Shakespeare, Rock and Roll, and the Young Irony of Old Age
/6 Comments/in Blog /by Daniel KucanThis weekend, I went to two separate events in Los Angeles that were linked in a way that I hadn’t anticipated. The first was a production by Independent Shakespeare of Two Gentlemen of Verona at Griffith Park. Shakespeare in the park is a dicey proposition under any circumstances. (Personally, I’ve done many “Free Shakespeare in […]
Meet Michael Bunin. Actually, you already know him; you just don’t realize it.
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Daniel KucanYou can’t watch thirty minutes of television without seeing Michael Bunin a couple times. He shoots a zillion commercials a year. You’ve seen a bunch of them, trust me. They are very funny. Michael has an uncanny ability to mix a likable guy-next-door vibe with cutting humor and the sort of insight that only the […]
Have you met Rebecca Reyes?
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Sophie LaidlerNobody has ever accused APF of being the strong, silent type. Not gonna lie, we’re really the talk-to-much, therapist-on-speed-dial type. So, yeah, here’s a talk I had with Rebecca Reyes. Rebecca was born in Vegas, she’s as much a fixture of this town as the APF senior staff. Maybe that’s why we dig her; that […]
Are we the result of our actions, or is the true sense of our own selves merely a result of others’ memories of us? And if there is no one to remember us, then what are we?
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Daniel KucanThe following was a letter we received from a longtime collaborator and artist whom we hold very dear, the extremely talented actor/director/teacher Jane Walsh. She sent us this after our last reading of the 2016-17 season, Incognito. As part of our mission, A Public Fit has a talkback after every performance or reading that we […]
Random Thoughts on Julius Trump
/0 Comments/in Blog /by Daniel Kucan