Jun 11, 2024
Nymeria is everything. I need this so badly.
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Nymeria is everything. I need this so badly.
Do You Know “Primary Trust”?
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‘Primary Trust’ Is a Powerful and Poignant Season Finale at the Mark Taper Forum
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the opening night of Primary Trust by Eboni Booth, the 2024 Pulitzer Prize for Drama winner, which concludes the 2025/2026 season at Center Theatre Group’s Mark Taper Forum. It was an incredible way to end the season. The play tells the poignant story of Kenneth, a 38-year-old bookstore worker in Cranberry, upstate New York, who faces a crossroads when…
SpeakEasy’s Outstanding ‘Primary Trust’ Simmers Slowly Until It Boils Over
David J. Castillo, Luis Negrón and Arthur Gomez in Speakeasy’s “Primary Trust”.Photos by Benjamin Rose By Shelley A. Sackett Like homesickness and old age, some things just “creep up” on us. A feeling that might start suddenly and imperceptibly, the sensation gradually builds until reaching a tipping point, after which we are acutely aware of and significantly affected by it. Such is the case…
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Primary Trust x Granville Island Stage.
A storytelling work of loneliness and lingering trauma, Primary Trust commits to its sad but challenging material yet never piles on or revels in any misery. It's ultimately an uplifting piece of drama that makes for a real actor's showcase.
Cast: Anton Lipovetsky (musician), Celia Aloma (as Waitress), Broadus Mattison (as Bert), and Andrew Broderick (as Kenneth).
Running live on stage now until Mar. 2.
Ten Thousand Ships is back!
In a rather understated way, George R.R. Martin mentioned at Not a Blog that the Game of Thrones spinoff Ten Thousand Ships is back on course.
GRRM was writing about Pulitzer Prize winner Eboni Booth and casually mentioned that she was working on a new pilot for Ten Thousand Ships.
She’s an amazingly talented young playwright, and a joy to work with; when not writing and producing her prize-winning plays on- and off-Broadway, she has been kept busy by me and HBO, working on a new pilot for TEN THOUSAND SHIPS, a GAME OF THRONES spinoff about Nymeria and the Rhoynar. We’re all very excited about this one… though we’re still trying to figure out how we’re going to pay for ten thousand ships, three hundred dragons, and those giant turtles.
If House of the Dragon starts 179 years before S01E01 of Game of Thrones, Ten Thousand Ships begins about 1,000 years before GoT.
In the unlikely event that GRRM and HBO ever asked my opinion on possible spinoffs, I'd enthusiastically recommend one based on Arya's voyages. It would be the first GoT sequel.
THE SURROGATE Official Trailer Check out this new trailer for psychological drama, THE SURROGATE which will open in virtual theaters on June 12th.