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July 31, 2006
Updated
Brotherhood screen caps ...
 We
now have screen captures available from the third ("Matthew 13:57") and fourth ("Matthew 5:6") episodes of Brotherhood.
View "Matthew 13:57"
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July 21, 2006
Annabeth in USA
Weekend and TV Guide; Gillery's Little Secret news ...
 1)
Annabeth has a mention in both the July 21-23 edition of USA
Today Weekend,
and the July 24 issue of TV Guide. View scans:
USA Today Weekend scan ||
TV Guide scan
 2)
The good folks over at Liquid Filmworks have advised that
Annabeth's film, Gillery's
Little Secret, was awarded the jury prize for "Best Women's Short Film" from the North Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Festival.
The film recently screened in Philadelphia, PA and is scheduled to have
additional screenings in North Carolina and New Mexico coming up in the
next couple of months. (Thanks kindly to Tina Scorzafava of Liquid
Filmworks for all of the updated information.)
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July 20, 2006
A Special Message from
Annabeth ...
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»AG Blog / 20.July.06«
Dear Folks,
I have some disappointing news. Due to some extenuating circumstances and professional reasons I had to withdraw from
the production of Lear. I was offered a job that I simply had to take. It was an agonizing decision but I will be
replaced by a fantastic understudy who will surely take the role and run! The entire company has been supportive and
gracious and anyone must surely still go to see this production as it will revitalize your understanding and
experience of Shakespeare. I'll share more details later, but know that I took so much from my 4 weeks of
rehearsals for the play and am forever changed for it - as an artist/actress and as a human being!
Best,
Annabeth
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July 19, 2006
Annabeth Podcast at
Sho.com ...
 Showtime has posted an exclusive
Podcast featuring Annabeth. She discusses her favorite music, preparing for scenes and her
Brotherhood character's (Eileen) affair with a mailman. Check out
Showtime's Podcast
Page for details/download.
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July 18, 2006
Annabeth in Esquire and Venice magazines;
Brotherhood screen caps ...
Have a couple a different bits of info today:
 1)
Annabeth has written an article for the August 2006 issue of
Esquire Magazine titled "10 Things You Don't Know About Women."
View the scan
here.
 2)
There is an extensive write-up on Annabeth in the July/August 2006 issue
of Venice Magazine.
View the scans:
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 3)
We now have screen captures available from the first two episodes of
Brotherhood.
View "Mark 8:36"
|| View "Genesis
27:29"
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July 17, 2006
Showtime 30th Anniversary Party photos ...
We have photos of Annabeth from Showtime's 30th Anniversary Party on July 14th in Pasadena, CA
Photos courtesy: Maury Phillips / WireImage
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July 12, 2006
CBS to re-air
Brotherhood premiere on Saturday ...
 In
a rare move of cross promotion, CBS is re-airing an edited version of
the pilot episode of Brotherhood this Saturday night at 10
p.m.
For those who might have missed the premiere, or do not currently
subscribe to Showtime, here is your chance to check out the show!
► SPECIAL NOTE: CBS re-airs Brotherhood
premiere episode this Saturday, July 15 at 10 p.m.
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July 10, 2006
Annabeth article for
Providence Journal ...
 The
online edition of the Providence Journal (projo.com) posted an
interview with Annabeth where she further discusses her role in Brotherhood,
and her experience filming in Providence, Rhode Island.
You can read
it
here.
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July 5, 2006
Annabeth in People and LA Stage magazines;
AG July Blog ...
It's a busy AG news day:
 1) There is a review of Brotherhood in
the July 10th issue of People magazine, with a nice sidebar on Annabeth's role. You can view a scan of the article
here.
 2) Also,
there is an in-depth article in the July/August 2006 issue of LA
Stage magazine about the upcoming King Lear stage production
in which Annabeth will star as Regan.
View the scans:
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»AG Blog / 05.July.06«
Hi all!
Hope everyone had a nice 4th of July holiday. I was actually in rehearsals for a few hours before coming home to
make some bbq chicken and my grandmother's potato salad. It was a mellow, easy day. Rehearsals are going well. Every day is
challenging and inspiring. Obviously being Shakespeare, the material itself is very complex and rich, but the
exceptional weight of Lear's tragedy and the heightened agony suffered by each character in his family and
in his kingdom, makes it rather daunting to perform. I've read some scholars who say it is one of the most
impossible plays to put up. However, our director, Patsy Rodenburg, is astonishing in her knowledge of the text
and in her ability to push us all into it with great faith and security. I know for sure that I am working under
the hands of a master. Every day I am moved and driven by her tireless dedication to bringing
Shakespeare to us, all of us, so it is accessible to our very breath and body. For the performer and audience. She is
inspiring on a great many levels. Everyone in the company is digging in, doing great work, and passionate about this
journey. I've asked Courtney to put up the article in the recent LA Stage magazine for anyone who might want
more in-depth information about this production, Patsy, and the company she has assembled here in Los Angeles
[SEE ABOVE]. If any of
you are actors, performers, do public speaking of any kind, I would recommend you purchase any of her books
about speaking and voice. They are invaluable resources.
For anyone who is interested, King Lear will open July 28th and run through August 27th at the
Electric
Lodge in Venice, CA. It is an intimate, 99 seat theatre. Tickets are available through BrownPaperTickets
but specifically at this link:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/5475
And of course, last but not least, Brotherhood begins this Sunday night on Showtime!!!
That's the update! I hope everyone is healthy, safe and happy!
All the best,
Annabeth
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