James Urbaniak

Just recently I was thinking I need to read I Am a Camera, never have for some reason

You win the Van Druten used book sweepstakes, no one signed my copy of Voice of the Turtle!

Ah, now it makes sense!

"Hugh Beauuuumont?!"

(It's a match:)

Er, why is Edith Evans's siganature on the top right??

Teach your children well

Thanks, buddy!

When I lived in NYC I spent many an evening waiting for the F so to me the G is sort of six of one. I appreciate the joke tho!

I’m fine with this if they cast me as Lionel Barrymore.

Aw thank you!

My God, you're right

But could "Red" Buttons be any clearer about his political leanings?

DONALD TRUMP'S COMPLETE LIST OF DEMOCRATIC OPERATIVES WHO CREATED THE HOAX "EPSTEIN FILES"

Here's a photo of Linda Ronstadt outside of a random house

Then it all worked out!

Not me! But others have thought this.

Richard Foreman, Iconoclastic Playwright and Impresario, Dies at 87 The Ontological-Hysteric Theater, which he founded in 1968, presented more than 50 of his plays, among them “My Head Was a Sledgehammer” and “Permanent Brain Damage.”

To learn more about Richard Foreman, visit your local library or read this warm and extensive NY Times obit:
www.nytimes.com/2025/01/04/t...

Richard Foreman, 1937-2025. Working with him was a life changer. Goodnight, ornery prince.

Living in a home is such misery / Your nurse threw away your AARP

Laughton really comes into his own as a screen actor in this. He holds back for the most part and the malevolence simply emanates.

“John Mitchell, while totally serving as U.S. Attorney General, personally controlled a sus Republican fund- and we‘ve got the receipts! Bye, Felicia!!”

After the show (a matinee) I stood outside the Public and watched the cast exit. Richard B. Schull made airplane wings with his arms as he walked up Lafayette Street and Olympia Dukakis laughed at him and said "What are you doing?!" I wasn't a professional actor yet and I thought "This is the life."

A defining event of my early playgoing, I vividly remember scene after scene. Described Richard B. Schull's bacon impression to my wife not more than a month ago. RIP CD.

Hey if you’re in or near LA, come see me in my first play in 12 years- BRUSHSTROKE by John Ross Bowie, a dark comedy about art & espionage set in 1950s NYC! Thru March 3rd at the Odyssey Theatre. Tix: TinyURL.com/BrushstrokeInLA. It’s a blast!

I’ll take it!

I was in one of those if you wanna drop my name

Thank you!

Had a dream last night where I interacted with both Parker Posey and Joan Blondell, extremely on brand.

Norman Fell was our greatest Vice President