By Mark | August 15, 2015
This is not a joke. I really want one of our local theater companies to act out season five of The Walking Dead for me. I don’t currently have the funds to commission such a production, but I would happily contribute a case of beer to anyone who could pull of a credible interpretation. [warning: […]
When I heard yesterday that Sherman Hemsley had died at the age of 74, I was reminded of an afternoon several years ago in Ann Arbor spent staring over a beer at a man I believed to the iconic character actor. He was sitting a few seats away, drinking by himself. I think I was […]
Posted in Ann Arbor, Art and Culture, Monkey Power Trio, Uncategorized | Also tagged another famous person has died, drugs, famous people, Flying Teapots, George Jefferson, Isabel Sanford, KKK, Love Letters, LSD, Old Town, psychedelic rock, Sherman Hemsley, sitcom stars, sitcoms, Soft Machine, Soul Train |
By Mark | September 4, 2011
A few days ago, I started a series of what I’m calling “Ypsi/Arbor exit interviews” by posting an email conversation with my friend Forest Juziuk, who will be leaving shortly for the promised land of San Fran-frisky. Today, I offer the second installment of the ongoing initiative. This interview is with a parasitic entity called […]
Posted in Ann Arbor, Art and Culture, Dreamland Tonight, Ypsilanti | Also tagged bridges, dog fighting, Dreamland Theater, Drew Barrymore, entertainment management, exit interviews, Florence Henderson, Florida, Forest Juziuk, Fucking Awesome Fest, Genitti’s Hole-In-The-Wall, Hob the Troll, Hollis, Jambo Man, Jordan Trovillion, juvenile work camp, Manhole, Pleasure Dome, Ponderosa, Portland, Robert DeNiro, Robert Reed, salt mines, San Francisco, Stevo Doccerson, summer camp, swingers, Thom Elliott, Totally Awesome Fest, trolls, vaudeville, Westland, Ypsi/Arbor Exit Interviews |
