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Would William Say 'NoHo'
by Louis Elovitz
NEVER SAY MACBETH
Consequences unfold when a man comes to see his actress
girlfriend and has contact with cast members of the said,
I mean 'never said', play by The Bard.
Freak-out occurs when the word is used and all the age
old superstitions come out that thespians have held
for hundreds of years. The film manifests itself with great
cinematographic skills and superior lighting, showing all
the ghosts and the fears that these young people endure
in order to serve their art and exhibit their production.
This is all done in parodistic style. After a quick 101 about
Never Saying that name, the man, a teacher, is drafted
into the play and finds himself at odds with this acting stuff
and the triangle between himself, his girlfriend, and another
actor. From street clothes to the dressing rooms, rehearsals,
to the play itself, with all the Shakespearean overtures to
the Ghosts in the Theater, this film contains all the authenticity
and embraces the essence of the original play itself.
Set to show on the final day of the Valley Film Festival
on Sunday September 16 at 4 p.m.
The VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL
starts Wednesday September 12, 2007
at the El Portal Theater in NoHo.
Info- http://www.valleyfilmfest.com
NEVER SAY MACBETH
Tammy Caplan Producer neversaymacbeth.com
Louis Elovitz
DownTown NoHo Times
downtownnoho.blogspot.com
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