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Welcome To Clam City
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Colossal Cinematic Showcase!
Our Showcase of short movies. November 13, 2016, 4pm, Country Club Reel, 4550 Overland, Boise, Idaho
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Clam City Productions
Vimeo. Our movies on line to view.
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This is the personal theater page of Larry Dennis. Upcoming shows, audition dates, and a history of his decades directing theater in the Boise Valley.Current project is "A Streetcar Named Desire" at Boise Little Theater. Auditions are Dec. 17 -18, 2016. Show opens February 24, 2017. If you'd like to do some theater with Larry you should be a Facebook friend.
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Before Larry Dennis became involved in theater/film he published a short story magazine. In the 1980's it was a paper zine. In 2000 it was moved onto the internet. EOTU Ezine was a leading on-line publication in its day, featuring fiction, artwork and poetry in a variety of genres including science fiction, fantasy, horror and experimental. Cheeky and irreverent in its time, now a dusty collection of electronic tomes. We're not going to guarantee all the links work, yet EOTU is still worth a read.PLEASE NOTE: EOTU Ezine has ceased publication. Do not send us any submissions, we are unable to reply.
The staff of EOTU Ezine have been let go and are either living with Angie (our college intern) out of her Toyota Tercel (they were in the midwest, as of the last postcard) or with Bonita at her Jungian Nudist Retreat in Guatemala.
Ricky the Janitor's last words as he stormed out of the building after being laid off were, "Screw this, I'm going to find Tarantino!" We assume he meant Rudy Tarantino, his drug dealer, but on the off chance he meant Quentin, please let Quentin know when you see him that he should probably watch out.
Our sincere apologies to anyone we may have hurt with the collapse of our ezine publishing empire. Our intentions were good, but we seem to have this inability to make a living creating art. Our best wishes to all and to all a good night.
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"Theater in not a genteel profession. Actors used to be buried at a crossroads with a stake through their heart. Those people's performances so troubled the onlookers that the onlookers feared the actors' ghosts. Now that seems something to aim for." --David Mamet
Local Attractions
Around town
Hilltop Station
Idaho Media Professionals
Shift Boutique
Lilly Jane's Cupcakes