BREAKING RANKS: ‘The King’s Speech’: Carrying Water for the Monarchy
Broadly speaking, The King’s Speech is a movie about a guy who needs to do a very important thing but can’t, because he has a stutter. Then the first guy meets another guy who helps cure his stutter, allowing him (the first guy) to do the important thing he had to do, because he gained confidence. This does not seem like the outline for a film meant to prop up the thousand-year old British …
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Bay City Players will have audiences on the edge of their seat with ‘Wait Until Dark’
Having your first lead role in a play can make a person nervous — especially when that role is portraying a blind woman.
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