Musée Magazine No. 2 The Fear Issue

by david on March 26, 2012

TSC’s David King has a photograph in
Musée Magazine No. 2 The Fear Issue

Musée Magazine, a new online quarterly publication dedicated to emerging photography, is pleased to announce the launch of Musée Magazine No. 2, The Fear Issue. The Fear Issue was born as an idea that goes back sometime for Editor-in-Chief, Andrea Blanch. Blanch once asked a friend “What is your greatest fear?” to which he replied, “that no one will come to my funeral.” This idea of personal fears took seed in her brain and continued to a project for her class at the ICP and now to the latest edition of Musée Magazine.

Musée Magazine No. 2 is proud to platform 72 new emerging photographers; 3 featured Editor’s Picks by Levi Jackson, Loli Mass, and Dana Goldstein; and 3 emerging creative writers, Dmitry Kiper, Kelly Aronowitz, and Diane Echer.

Musée Magazine No. 2 is now available online through the Musée website and the online publisher Issuu.

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David King in MAN ON THE STREET

by david on March 19, 2012

Return Engagement
MAN ON THE STREET
written by Gerry Holland
directed by Miranda McDermott

March 23 – 24 @ 8PM
March 25 @ 3PM
March 27 – 30 @ 8PM

New Media Repertory Theatre
512 E 80th St (between York & East End Aves)
New Media Repertory Company
6 to 77th St (M79 bus to York Ave)

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Part of New Media Rep’s Evening of New One-Act Plays
YOU AND ME AND SHE AND I
and THE WHALE STAYS IN THE PICTURE written by John Levine
MAN ON THE STREET premiered at New Media Repertory Theatre in 2009.

with Danhy Clermont, Juan Carlos Diaz*, Eliza Johnson*, David King*, Billy Lane*, Roxann Kraemer*, Brian Mooney*, Ken Schwarz*
(member of Actors’ Equity Association)

 

I’m excited to reprise a favorite role and retell an ever-more-relevant story with added depth. If you previously saw and enjoyed MAN ON THE STREET, then this return engagement will enhance a well-received production. Your support wouldn’t just contribute to the process, it would complete it.


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