4
Wedding
Planners (formerly Knots),
written
by
and
starring
Kimberly-Rose
Wolter,
and
directed
by
Michael
Kang,
has
been
a
fan
favorite
at
film
festivals
across
the
country,
and
is
now
available
on
Video
on
Demand,
Digital
Download, amazon.com and Itunes.
(See
below
for
a
full
list
of
providers.)
Island Film Group's 4 Wedding Planners, a charming “UN-romantic comedy”, is a witty take on the lives and loves of a family of Honolulu wedding planners.
The
film
also
features
Illeana
Douglas
(Cape
Fear,
“Entourage”),
Sung
Kang
(The
Fast
&
The
Furious, Better
Luck
Tomorrow),
Mia
Riverton
(Red
Doors),
Janel
Parrish
(Bratz:
The
Movie,
“Pretty
Little
Liars”),
Christopher
Taloa,
Henry
Dittman
and
Cathy
Foy
(Battleship,
“Lost”,
“Hawaii
5-0”).
In 4
Wedding
Planners,
Kimberly-Rose
Wolter
tells
the
story
of
thrice
divorced
matriarch
Miriam
(Illeana
Douglas),
with
one
daughter
born
from
each
husband.
What
ensues
is
a
recipe
for
comical
family
strife
as
the
daughters
finally
reach
the
breaking
point
of
addressing
feelings
repressed
thanks
to
mom’s
poor
choices
in
men.
GIANT is a co-production of The Public Theater (Artistic Director Oskar Eustis; Executive Director Patrick Willingham) and the Dallas Theater Center.
Directed by Michael Greif, GIANT begins previews Friday, October 26 in The Public’s Newman Theater at its Astor Place home and will run through Sunday, December 2, with an official press opening on Tuesday, November 13. Single tickets, beginning at $75, are on sale now. Click here to purchase tickets.
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David Henry Hwang’s 1997 Obie Award-winning and 1998 Tony nominated Golden Child is set to open Off-Broadway in New York City this Fall.
Leigh Silverman will direct the Tony award-winning playwright's Golden Child, which is the first show in Signature Theatre’s Residency One: David Henry Hwang Series, with performances from October 23 through December 2, 2012 in The Alice Griffin Jewel Box Theatre at The Pershing Square Signature Center (480 West 42nd Street between 9th and 10th Avenues) in New York. A new production of his play The Dance and the Railroad, directed by May Adrales, and the new play KUNG FU, directed by Leigh Silverman, will also be part of this series.
Inspired by his own family history, Hwang's Golden Child explores the often-painful process through which change comes to people and cultures.