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NAME: Amy Attaway BIO: Associate Director of the Apprentice/Intern Company at Actors Theatre; Co-Artistic Director of Theatre [502] AGE: 34 years old CONTACT: @amyattaway What inspired you to do a play about sleeping? The idea for the play started … Continue reading
When Les Waters was in the process of interviewing for the position of artistic director at Actors Theatre of Louisville, he made it a point to venture out into the community. While shopping at a local store, he was approached … Continue reading
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I moved to Louisville last March after deciding to leave Los Angeles, the city I had called home for almost four years. New in town, I was eager to dive into the local music scene (and also expand my record … Continue reading
I’m fortunate that I have been able to see the process of creating an action figure, so I can look at it differently than someone who walks into a Toys “R” Us and sees a Batman figure on the shelf. … Continue reading
Actors Theatre Partners with ZFX to make dreams come to life on stage. “Sprezzatura” is a medieval Italian word that describes the enormous effort that goes into the act of seeming effortless. The Irish poet William Butler Yeats applied the term … Continue reading
The Louisville Cartoonist Society was founded in 2009 by local artist Ted Nathanson, with hopes it would bring together like-minded creators focusing on comic books and the communal promotion of their work. Over the last three years, the organization has … Continue reading
You just wrapped up a comic series, “Raymond and the Tralfamadores,” with us. Where did the ideas for Raymond come from? Was it autobiographical? Loosely autobiographical. I spent most of my late teens and 20s in local bands so I … Continue reading
I’m a big fan of your illustration style and thought you could make some great short comics for The Paper. You’ve had a strip in the last couple issues and so far, so good. Have you done this style of … Continue reading
