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Dan Taylor of 707, which is run by the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, has a piece previewing the upcoming Cinematic Titanic show.
J. Elvis was recently interviewed by the Chicago Jewish News.
Here’s a rundown of the Cinematic Titanic tour schedule as it stands now. The only change that I see is that the Durham show is now an “audience choice,” meaning what movie they do will be voted on on Facebook.
• 10/27: Washington, DC–Lisner Auditorium at George Washington University. 8 p.m. “Rattlers.” $25-$35. […] An open thread for reports from Saturday night’s Cinematic Titanic show at Elgin Community College.
Mary Jo is the designated interviewee for a piece in the Beacon News in suburban Chicago.
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