He Also Serves Who "Stans" and Waits

The thing about a blog that deals with a small theatre company is that you have to wait for the news to come to you.

Like right now I am waiting to make a very big announcement about who is going to be in Kit Marlowe. I have been told that I will be able to tell you folks tomorrow. Did I mention that one of Kit Marlowe's sponsors is actually named Christopher Marlow? And that pound for pound lemons contain more sugar than strawberries?

Hold on for one more day and you will see the boys that will be populating our new Elizabethan England.

If you can't hold on go here and watch every episode of The Defenders of Stan. Episode 9 is big and features the return of the Floating Heads of Justice.

If you have never seen an episode enjoy this one:

The Defenders of Stan

While we all wait for the various reviews that should be coming any day now to arrive. I direct you to a project that Rorschach Alum Austin Bragg has started, which strangely enough like Rough Magic, also exists in that strange four color world of comics.

Austin and his friends have come up with a web based series called the The Defenders of Stan. Each webisode deals with the adventures of Stan one of the few remaining non-super powered individuals in the world. Stan (Austin) tries to live his life as his co-workers, dates and roommates all start to exhibit super powers. Some have decided to work for Justice and others have become super villians. Leading the pack is Stan's brother Captain Ultra (Hunter Christy) who is the bane of Stan's existance.

This most recent episode features Eric Singdahlsen and Scott McCormick (along with Austin two of the stars of that run away Rorschach hit The Beard of Avon) as Floating Heads of Justice in an homage to Superman and Superman II. There are three other episodes, so take a look, they are funny. I promise.

Check back later today and I should have something to report regarding the City Paper review.