Adventures of a Fan Turned Producer
Here’s a preview of Tuesday’s upcoming Without a Trace episode. There’s a brief, very brief, glimpse of Vincent Ventresca in this preview. But check out what he’s wearing. Hmm…haven’t we seen that outfit on him before?
This episode of Without a Trace airs Tuesday, March 31, at 10:00 p.m Eastern and Pacific/9:00 p.m. Central, on CBS.
Tomorrow night, Friday, March 27, is the world premiere of Anytown. Why should you care? Because our own Paul Ben-Victor is featured in this film! Paul plays the role of Principal Wheeler in this indie production that is premiering at the 2009 Method Film Festival.
Synopsis: Anytown revolves around a middle-American teenage boy who is negatively affected by the proliferation of the media surrounding terrorism and the war in Iraq. As a result, he and his friends become involved in an altercation that escalates into a hate crime against an East Indian classmate that shocks the entire nation.
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: Regency 8 Agoura Hills
29045 Agoura Road
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
Tickets are $7.00 to $10.00 and will allow you to get into the party being held afterward at the Chapter 8 Lounge. To order tickets go to Brown Paper Tickets.
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I just found out that Paul Ben-Victor is part of a staged reading of Sin, a Cardinal Deposed. This is a play that apparently started March 5, but according to the theatre website has three more showings. The thing that’s tricky about this reading is that it has an alternating cast and I couldn’t find any cast information about upcoming shows, so you take your chances as to whether Paul is actually performing the night you attend.
Synopsis:
In Suffolk Superior Court, lawyer Orson Krieger treads a fine line between respect and contempt.
He relentlessly pursues answers from the elusive Cardinal Bernard Law, the Archbishop of Boston, for his failure to protect the victims of sexual abuse at the hands of priests in his archdiocese.
Every question, every answer, every word of this play was taken from two hearings and one trial.
All the characters are real.
A review of the staged reading can be found at Blog Critics Magazine.
The reading is held every Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at the Hayworth Theatre, and runs from Thursday, March 26, to Thursday, April 9. Tickets are normally $20, but this week’s performance is a special benefit for SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests) and the ticket price is $50.
The Hayworth Theatre
2509 Wilshire Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90057
Website: http://thehayworth.com
Reservations
(323) 960-4442
Order Tickets Online
Set your DVRs! Vincent Ventresca will be guest starring in an upcoming episode of Without a Trace. The episode is entitled “Daylight” and was originally scheduled to air this coming Tuesday, March 24, at 10:00 p.m. on CBS. However, because of the President’s press conference, CBS is showing on their schedule that the episode has been pushed back to Tuesday, March 31, at 10:00 p.m. As usual, be sure to check your local listings.
Synopsis: During the search for a missing psychologist, the team discovers the victim’s brother was imprisoned for serial rape, which makes them question if his brother’s past is connected to the disappearance. Meanwhile, Martin’s relationship with Kim heats up.
Vince plays the role of David Morgan in this episode.
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Wasn’t it great seeing Eddie Jones on last week’s episode of Path? I’m once again reminded what a talented and dynamic actor he is…and a plain nice person to boot. This week Eddie once again makes an appearance in this week’s episode entitled “Hot Coffee.” Jason Makiaris also makes a brief appearance in this episode.
For all you I-Man fans, have you been noticing all the little I-Man references sprinkled throughout the series? How many have you caught?
Now don’t go looking for the new episode in the usual places. Mike has moved the series to a few new locations. So go check them out and show your support by voting (you have until midnight Friday) and, of course, telling your friends.
By the way, here’s a little video about the Friendship League. If you are interested in finding out more about this organization, check out their website at http://friendshipleague.org.
And in this video the Friendship League gets kicked out of Ralph’s. Aw…they were just trying to be friendly. Anybody want to go to their Thursday barbecue?