Only two more dates - Saturday July 31 and Sunday Aug. 1 - to see Ocean Mile, at Chico's House of Jazz.
www.AsburyRadio.com/Oceanmile
At Chico's we're doing Ocean Mile theater as a relaxing respite not another obligation to race to. In the great tradition of that music form, we want people to ease into this cool jazz lounge, settle back and review the menu, order a cool drink, a bite to eat, whatever the palate desires. Then the lights dim - It's Show Time, aaaah. Doors open at 3 PM.
Check out our first review: Writing a Play like Maureen Nevin's Ocean Mile: Now in Asbury Park -
Newark Writing Examiner
I only know one Maureen Nevin, a determined person who has the guts to speak her mind. All the time. It's kind of daunting to be so in the know of politics, to follow your town's local officials' records, to know who's corrupt and who's not. But to write a two-act p...http://www.examiner.com/
Showing posts with label Ocean Mile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ocean Mile. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Ocean Mile in Asbury Park Press This Week
Check out The Asbury Park Press's Jersey Alive section - July 16th - for a very nice report on Ocean Mile, which appears on Page Two.
A big thank you to writer Laura Martin and Entertainment and Features Editor, Kathy Dzielak!!
A big thank you to writer Laura Martin and Entertainment and Features Editor, Kathy Dzielak!!
Ocean Mile Takes a New Leading Man!!
Just in the nick of time, I think it's safe to say, Ocean Mile, the play was spared my limited acting abilities. Instead audience members will be thrilled to the theatrical feats of our new Fritz, Brian Gildea - which appropriately rhymes with Hoo-ray!
Brian's portfolio includes parts in films, TV shows like Law & Order, commercials and a host of stage productions. Come see him and see for yourself. www.AsburyRadio.com/Oceanmile
My undying gratitude to the legions of casting directors, actors, neighbors, strangers and friends who helped me comb America for Brian. There's a special place in heaven for you!!
See you at Chico's!!
Maureen
Brian's portfolio includes parts in films, TV shows like Law & Order, commercials and a host of stage productions. My undying gratitude to the legions of casting directors, actors, neighbors, strangers and friends who helped me comb America for Brian. There's a special place in heaven for you!!
See you at Chico's!!
Maureen
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Saturday, July 17, 2010
Ocean Mile Story & Pix on New Jersey Newsroom.com
Art to imitate life in Asbury Park with ‘Ocean Mile’
CORRECTION: I provided a wrong bit of terminology for this report. Historian Werner Baumgartner wasn't jailed for zoning code violations, it was property code violations. Apparently, zoning code violations cover serious infractions that can result in faulty buildings that can fall on people, not failing to paint your house. My apologies.
Friday, 16 July 2010 12:55
NewJerseyNewsroom.com is a new venture in online journalism. Started by veteran writers from the Star-Ledger and other newspapers you'd recognize, Newsroom does an admirable job of covering the same range of topics you'd find in any good, daily newspaper -- but on a shoestring. Check it out and please let us know what you think.
One thing changed since this story went to bed: Paul Nixon had to bow out of Ocean Mile due to a scheduling conflict. (You probably heard the primal scream.) We're talking to replacements now. Stay tuned, since there's never a dull moment in exciting Asbury Park! [7/20/10- Paul has been replaced by Brian Gildea. See post above.]
CORRECTION: I provided a wrong bit of terminology for this report. Historian Werner Baumgartner wasn't jailed for zoning code violations, it was property code violations. Apparently, zoning code violations cover serious infractions that can result in faulty buildings that can fall on people, not failing to paint your house. My apologies.
Friday, 16 July 2010 12:55
NewJerseyNewsroom.com is a new venture in online journalism. Started by veteran writers from the Star-Ledger and other newspapers you'd recognize, Newsroom does an admirable job of covering the same range of topics you'd find in any good, daily newspaper -- but on a shoestring. Check it out and please let us know what you think.
One thing changed since this story went to bed: Paul Nixon had to bow out of Ocean Mile due to a scheduling conflict. (You probably heard the primal scream.) We're talking to replacements now. Stay tuned, since there's never a dull moment in exciting Asbury Park! [7/20/10- Paul has been replaced by Brian Gildea. See post above.]
Thursday, July 8, 2010
"Ocean Mile" Readys for Show Time
Maureen Nevin's Two-Act Comedy "Ocean Mile - About redevelopment in a strangely familiar short town", which opens July 24th at Chico's House of Jazz, held its second rehearsal last night. Welcomed to the cast that stars Rae Tutella and Paul Nixon, of Bradley Beach, was Lorraine Stone of Eatontown. Recently, Gwen Lewis of Neptune, and Tylik "Tigga" Railey, currently of East Orange, also joined the cast.
For more visit www.AsburyRadio.com/Oceanmile
For more visit www.AsburyRadio.com/Oceanmile
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