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Oct 25, 2012 55 min

October 25, 2012

from State of the Arts Hosted by LA Talk Radio

Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated actress Virginia Madsen (Sideways) talks about her latest endeavor as a filmmaker (I Know a Woman Like That), a documentary directed by her mother Elaine Madsen. Broadway star Melissa Fahn (Wicked) discusses her diversified career as a musical theatre performer, voice over actress, and light jazz recording artist; as well as her cabaret debut in Grown Up Girl with distinguished musician/drummer Joel Alpers at Sterling’s Upstairs at The Federal in North Hollywood, CA. Broadway’s Mark C. Reis (Fosse) chronicles his professional path as a dancer/singer, a choreographer, a first time father, an author, a certified Pilates instructor, and his debut in Diapers, Dishes and Dreams also at Sterling’s Upstairs at The Federal. Fahn and Reiss recall embarrassing moments while performing. Sponsored by Breakdown Services (http://www.breakdownexpress.com/)

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