She is just so damn present. One hundred percent there, in the space doing and being. One hundred percent alive and truthful, even when she’s staring off ‘disengaged’ from the person talking to her. Cate Blanchett has that gift. and it serves her well in this awkward, uneven production. It’s messy Chekov, adapted by Mr Blanchett aka Andrew Upton. It’s infused with humor but the bones of this beast cannot avoid becoming a clumsy staggering mess once it’s all fleshed out.
This is my first post on the craft of acting, which is wild considering it’s this thing I love and have spent well over 10,000 hours doing, so I’m pretty good at it per Malcolm Read more…
Sitting on the A train, heading downtown from Harlem. Living my dream. Heading to a niche New York eatery and an evening of art. From this dream I would edit the 12 hours spent in Read more…
pART won Feed yourself art. Feast on it. This is my advice to any artist. Most importantly seek art that is outside your discipline. When young actors used to ask me for advice I always Read more…
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