August 15, 2011

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Sterling & Stroili are joined by singer, stage and television star Alison Robertson (Passions), and veteran theatre actor Mario Di Gregorio. Michael and Paul vent on the technology of texting, emails and misuse of cell phones. Robertson and Di Gregorio discuss their careers and co-starring roles in the James Sherman off-Broadway hit comedy Beau Jest at the Glendale Centre Theatre, in Glendale, CA. The Live Arts Calendar highlights Dancing at Lughnasa on stage at The Complex Theatre in Hollywood and the Lopez Auditorium in Whittier, CA; Othello at LA’s Lex Theatre; and Ennio at the Pasadena Playhouse. Robertson and Di Gregorio share awkward moments while performing. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

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