Is all of this talk about network upfronts with their new shows and their new strategies and schedules getting you excited about the fall season? Have all of the clips and teases got you wishing that fall was already here? Frustrated with the wait? Well, the folks at TNT and TBS may have the answer.
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If you’re in the Los Angeles Area on May 5th, check this event out.
Felicia Day and the Guild will be attending, as will Burt Ward (Robin of the Batman TV series). And food trucks.
Click thru for more info.
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In the latest installment of L.A. Theatre Works’ The Play’s The Thing Series, Peter Morgan’s Tony-nominated Frost/Nixon will soon come to life as a radio theatre performance for audiences far and wide to enjoy. ??
L.A. Theatre Works, a non-profit organization that preserves dramatic literature through the production of nationally syndicated audio theatre, will host live performances of Frost/Nixon from April 19-22, 2012, at the James Bridges Theatre at UCLA. Featuring the finest actors from stage and screen, Frost/Nixon will feature James Marsters (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Smallville) as British talk show host David Frost and Tom Virtue (The Secret Life of the American Teenager) as President Richard Nixon. History buffs and audio drama fanatics alike will have the unique opportunity to attend a live dramatization of the infamous interviews (sans sets and costumes), while they are being recorded to air on public radio stations across the country. In addition, the performance can later be streamed on demand at www.latw.org. ??
As a special incentive for our Fanboy Comics and Whedonopolis readers, L.A. Theatre Works has generously offered a $10 discount for those who purchase their tickets with the following promo code: GEEK. Tickets may be purchased online at www.latw.org or by calling 310-827-0889. More information is also available by Facebook and Twitter (@latheatreworks).??
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We’ve been waiting quite some time for Comic-Con IV: A Fan’s Hope, the documentary that Morgan Spurlock and Joss Whedon produced. It’s supposed to be an inside look at one of the biggest and most popular events anywhere. After seeing it at the Vogue in San Francisco on Easter night, the movie does deliver in some levels. I just wish it was longer. It’s just under 90 minutes, but it needed another 15 or 20 minutes. More after the jump….
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Whedonopolis was at the Hollywood premiere of Morgan Spurlock’s documentary Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope, where we got in a quick question with Joss Whedon. Click through to find the identity of his favorite Avenger, and other interviews and photos from that night.
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