‘ROOM 108: THE CLEARING’ WRAPPED UP FILMING THIS PAST WEEKEND IN GREEN BAY AFTER SIX AND A HALF MONTHS OF FILMING AROUND NORTHEAST WISCONSIN. THE APPROXIMATELY TWO-HOUR-LONG HISTORICAL SCI-FI FILM WILL PREMIERE AUGUST 27 AT THE TARLTON THEATRE BEFORE HEADING TO FESTIVALS. MORE THAN 200 EXTRAS, VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPORTERS IN THE COMMUNITY HAVE PARTICIPATED IN …
By Janelle Fisher City Pages Editor GREEN BAY – A new plaque was unveiled March 29 at the Tarlton Theatre in honor of the building’s inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior. The building, which stands at 405 W. Walnut St., Green Bay, was designed and …
By Freddy MoyanoCorrespondent We had the opportunity to sit down with Apple TV star Todd Waring, who visited Green Bay during Labor Day weekend to talk about 2 Timers, his award-winning short film that was executive-produced by, among others, his longtime friend, Tony Shalhoub. Much like Shalhoub, Waring is no stranger to stages and TV …
By Freddy MoyanoCorrespondent Born and raised in Milwaukee, Roberto Jay developed a love for films and acting at a young age, when his parents encouraged watching films as a family. “My acting began when I was a kid. My mom would take me to local commercial auditions, and industrial gigs for bigger corporate companies,” Jay …
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Have I been sleeping? How long, my eyes closed Now blinking, eyes open Closed. Open. Closed. Open. Quickly enough and you just might see some stuff Hidden between the lines Normally looks rough but under closer examination There’s illumination of clear lines defined Diamonds in the rough – “Ruff, ruff!” The dog barks next to …
By Freddy MoyanoTony K. Hall can call Milwaukee his hometown, but a piece of his heart, he says, forever rests in De Pere. Hall still remembers with a thankful spirit his times at St. Norbert College, where he pursued a Philosophy degree (1998-2002). “Most of my favorite professors have now gone on to retire. But, …
By Josh Staloch Staff Writer GREEN BAY – Optimism was the key word Tuesday, March 15, during the State of the Shipyard District event at the Tarlton Theater in Green Bay’s downtown, The nonprofit Shipyard District was formed a year ago with the goal of revitalizing Green Bay’s south Broadway business community. The idea of …
