100th Post: Recap and Answers Every single post on this blog has been a true labor of love and I can’t believe this is the 100th one. From interviews and show reviews to must reads and life posts, LAFS has escalated from this tiny little home-grown project to being the single one thing that has shaped so much of my life today. I won’t get into all the details about everything I’ve learned or opportunities this blog has given me, (because … →
Slim Love Finds Fame If you haven’t already heard about the rapid rise of fame for the @WeFoughtAbout Twitter handle, you’re probably the only one. Chicago improvisers Alan Linic and Claire Meyer have been dating since March and decided to start a Twitter handle to document some of the everyday things that triggered disputes in their relationship. Last week, NYMAG got wind of this project, published a piece and it spread like viral wildfire. We’re talking coast to coast and … →
A Brilliantly Honest Show Maria Wojciechowski’s “Almost A Genius” is the most brilliantly honest show I have ever seen. This show explores the tragedy of mood disorders and depression with dark comedic undertones. “Almost A Genius” is an extremely professional, thoughtful, creative, multi-media event that will leave your heart aching but filled with love and compassion all at the same time.
Do everything, because you’re going to need all of it. I am declaring Carisa Barreca Second City’s sweetheart. One of the most beautiful, talented, kind and humble ladies I have ever met, Carisa has a heart of gold and nothing but good intentions. With a lifetime of performance background, she can do just about anything you throw at her. I was so lucky to be able to sit down with Carisa and discuss our admiration for our alma matter, Marquette … →
Sometimes Life Is A Bowl Full of Cherries I’m a firm believer in the saying “everything happens for a reason” and I have more or less adopted this as a pseudo life motto. Obviously, it’s easy to make a case for all the good things that happen, but when the bad things pop up, it’s a bit more difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel. However, I’d like to share with you how the last few … →
