Cable Car Museum, San Francisco: A detour into history on Mason Street
The fall of cable cars came about when the earthquake of 1906 wiped out a lot of the infrastructure and surrounding buildings.
Culture
Explore San Francisco and Bay Area culture through theater reviews, film, contemporary art, and creative events. Featuring original artwork by Loni Stark, film reviews by Jeanne Powell, and insights by ATCA member Clinton Stark.
Does Tom Sizemore need to audition? Interview conclusion with film director Jeffrey Goodman
The juicy conclusion of our interview with film director Jeffrey Goodman. Lots of insider information on film-making. Some of this highlights in the revealing segment:…
Bay Area theater summer news and updates
There is still plenty to do even with the summer slowdown in Theater as Clint alluded to yesterday in the weekly digest. Here are…
Weekly digest #24/#25: The fish never did jump in the boat
Best line from last week: “The fish never did jump in the boat.” That was Jeffrey Goodman referring to an expression he had heard when…
Jeffrey Goodman, film director, interview Part 2
This is part 2 of the interview with film director Jeffrey Goodman (The Last Lullaby). Highlights include: the 3 most important things a filmmaker initially…
Theater Review: Stamp of approval for ‘Mauritius’
Mauritius is showcase of talent, story and first-class entertainment.
Interview with Jeffrey Goodman, Director of ‘The Last Lullaby’ starring Tom Sizemore
Jeffrey Goodman sat down with Clint for an in-depth discussion about film-making, the business and, of course, his very well received Indie film, The Last…
Join the Stark Insider fan page on Facebook
Have you heard about this incredible new web site called Facebook that lets you stay in touch with your friends? It may be small…
Soon-to-be parents look for home in ‘Away We Go’, find laughs, hippies, destiny
It’s hard to watch Maya Rudolph (Verona De Tessant) in a movie and not laugh. Her face reminds me of so many Saturday Night Live…
Theater review: Edward Albee’s ‘At Home at the Zoo’ at A.C.T. San Francisco
A puzzle, I thought, as I peered from my seat at a rectangular white canvas spanning the width of the stage. I waited in anticipation…