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The Cake is traveling, and my voice travels with it to certain productions.
Here's a favorable review (meaning they mention me!) from Berkshire Edge about my voice in the Barrington Stage Co.'s production of this delicious thing -
My favorite part is when they describe me as 'already well known'.
If you're checking out this page, you probably already know me, so I guess that's true?
© Darrett Sanders
We've had quite a few reviewers in to see The Cake. Most have been raves, with a small number taking exception to parts here and there.
Probably my favorite review mentioning me says I'm "Also fine...".
It's like 'He was there', or 'he didn't mess up!' But hey, this was the review that was mixed, so I'll take it as a win.
The Cake is a LA Times Critic's Choice and Ovation Recommended.
Check em out -
Check it out!
I'm stoked that this thing is being received well. It's a really fun project to work on, and very excited for the new talent throwing down in this weird ocean.
WATER BEAR IS THE WORLD'S FIRST ANIMATED 360 DEGREE COMEDY
Hilariously weird is a good title for the memoir that I'll never write.
Since Again premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, it's received some "fire" reviews, that I'm sure you'll agree are "lit".
Dream Cage Vulture Hound London Tree
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I couldn't be prouder of this short. It was literally made by a group of friends and funded by their friends and family. Nearly all of the other shorts in our small section were funded by film councils from entire countries, which means this small group of friends went up against entire countries.
Out of over 4,000 films submitted, only 57 were chosen to screen at Tribeca. An even smaller number (20) was chosen for competition. So we were among the 0.5% in the mix.
I'm honored, I'm floored, I'm "wilding out" over this and all the kind things various blogs and website are saying about our short.
Thanks Tribeca, for honoring us with your selection and for being such gracious hosts! I have to particularly thank the young gentleman named Ben, who was our talk back moderator, who made me blush many times by carrying on about film, including a lengthy praise of the acting.
Stop it (keep going).