Salt Lake Tribune – Ellen Fagg West For Tamara Howell, her night job portraying a crazy-smart academic in Pygmalion Productions’ premiere of “Remington & Weasel” is spilling over into her day job teaching junior high theater. Just this week, Howell borrowed her character’s explanation of Goethe’s questions of critical analysis in her classroom. But Howell
Pygmalion Productions continues its season with Remington & Weasel by local playwright and director L.L. West, directed by Robin Wilks-Dunn, opening April 22. West said his aim with the play was to write a romantic comedy without an indication of gender. “I love the old romantic movies – ‘Casablanca,’ ‘The Philadelphia Story,’ ‘Adam’s Rib,’ ‘Bringing
Bill Allred chats with Selma ’65 director Lane Richins, actress Traccie Merrill-Wilson, and stage manager Jennie Pett. Listen to the full podcast here!
